All the Best: Fun Begins (2009)

This movie was so entertaining but I loved the storyline good storyline great and storyline good movie movie and storyline good storyline great storyline good movie movie and entertaining but entertaining I loved the movie so entertaining Storyline is good screenplay is good editing is good direction is good Songs are really good Ajay devgn is superb Sanjay dutt is superb fardeen khan is superb bipasha does well The other heroine does well 7/10*******/**********

"All the Best" is a total time-pass comedy which is executed fairly well. Its confusion galore everywhere. All the lead actor do their parts quite well especially the comic timing between them is superb which makes "All the Best" a worthwhile fare. The only shortcoming is that the lead actors especially Sanjay Dutt and Ajay Devgan seem to be over-aged for the characters and perhaps younger generation would have been ideal fit (viz. Ritesh Deshmukh, Tushaar).Johnny Lever attempts to gain lost ground portraying Sir Judah but is not quite impressive. Ashwini Khalsekar overdoes the South-Indian bit. Songs are catchy and presented quite well actually. The car race sequence deserves special mention - well action sequences is Rohit Shetty's forte anyway. Finally, just because the Golmaal series fetched him recognition and since then Rohit Shetty seems to have glued to the comedy genre which IMO is under- utilisation of his potential. I would be seriously looking forward to Mr. Shetty work on serious genre and contribute to the progress of Indian Cinema.

Hindi comedies tend to be rather broad, and when I read the description of this movie, I thought, "this sounds like a possibly entertaining romantic farce", and it might have had some potential in that department. Unfortunately, it's the B'wood version of a genre that is perhaps best left to the French. It has its moments, but is more or less ruined by silly sound effects and repetitious, over-the-top character tics. With 20 or 30 minutes of judicious cuts, the movie would have been at least as, if not maybe more, enjoyable than it is in its present form. The idea of partner swapping and mistaken partner identity is nothing new in the world of farce, but this example lacks a great script and is probably doomed from the start because of it. The music is forgettable. I am a fan of Ajay Devgan, but he is considerably better suited to more serious roles, in my opinion. He was superb in Omkara, for example, but his gift is really not for broad comedy; I don't understand why he keeps making movies like this...he is better than the material he has been choosing.

All the best the movie of the famous Golmaal series director Rohit Shetty is on the same lines of confusing comedy. The main reason for this movie become a very good entertainer is because of only Ajay Devgan(as prem chopra) and Sanjay Dutt(as Dharam). The comedy is all on the right places with nice logic and no vulgarity.The story revolves around two friends one who is rich (fardeen khan as veer) wasting his pocket money(sent by his step brother Dharam) in unnecessary things. Since he wants to double his pocket money he lies to his brother as he got married. Every thing goes into the confusion when Veer's brother comes to his home(which is in GOA) to meet the newly wed couple when Veer gave his home for rent.All the trouble comes and goes with some rib tickling comedy between Ajay Devgan and Sanjay Dutt is really awesome. Until the most disgusting climax I have ever seen showing some African's(where actually Dutt does his business with the king)come to kill him and Sanjay Dutt revealing his love for the king's sister.The movie is very nice with awesome jokes in some parts but the climax made me irritate so 7/10..............Don't miss it.............Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!