Aagey Se right

Aagey Se Right is an unconventional comedy which revolves around two guys Dinkar Waghmare and Janubhai alias Balma Rashidui Khairi aka Janu who become heroes from zeroes due to the situations they get into.

 

Dinkar (Shreyas) is young, childish and a not so tough guy who is forced to join the police department by his mother. On the other hand Janu (Kay Kay Menon) is a terrorist who comes to India for an operation. Dinkar who is already attracted to a TV reporter Soniya (Mahie Gill) loses his service revolver on his way to the police station. And for the rest the film he keeps searching for his gun. On the other hand, Janu meets a dancer called Pearl (Shehnaz Treasurywala) and falls for her. Soon he realizes love should be the reason to live, not hatred and anger and thus aborts his mission. Raghav (Vijay Maurya) a local don gives Janu training so that he can impress Pearl. And the rest is about how Dinkar and Janu face different situations and find the revolver and love respectively.

 

Shreyas played the character of a dumb guy and played it well. Kay Kay, who always comes up with brilliant performances, may not be liked by people as the expectations were high. Most disappointing among the cast is Mahie Gill. After a brilliant start in B-town as Paro in Dev D, she totally disappointed her fans here. She has nothing to do except reading out a few news reports throughout the runtime. Vijay who played Raghav did a marvellous job. Whatever laughter the movie delivers, Vijay is the reason behind it. Shehnaz who was used as eye candy  was a bit hush hush in the movie.

 

The direction, screenplay and story was by Indrajit Nattooji. The movie has a few new things to look forward to, like Kay Kay using a mix of Urdu and tapori language and actor Vijay Maurya. Director brought in a great bunch of actors but could not bring out the best in them. The script seem pretty  powerless sometimes and  was losing its pace from time to time. There were some unnecessary scenes which can bore you to a certain extent. Music will be the last thing you will talk about.