The kind of Cinema filmmaker Anees Bazmee churns out belongs to the masses. 'No Entry' and 'Welcome' were blockbusters. 'Singh Is King' was a hit, so his track record is quite good. Sadly, his latest effort 'No Problem', has flopped.
The problem with 'No Problem' is it's writing. Bazmee loves non-sense, but his earlier films at least had a convincing story, which were packed with tons and tons of laughter. 'No Problem' not only suffers from poor writing, but also the jokes over-here fall flat.
'No Problem' is about 2 small time crooks, a innocent bank manager, a bungling ham-handed cop and a gang of baddies, coming into one shelter, well, in way. Thus follows a journey of complete non-sense and poor jokes.
Anees Bazmee fails to deliver. The first hour is average, while the second hour is absolutely disappointing. The climax is the weakest link. It just doesn't work! The Cinematography is alright. The soundtrack is a mixed-bag.
Performance-Wise: Paresh Rawal is the only actor who stands out. Like always, the legend plays his part with effortless ease. Anil Kapoor hams to the hilt. He tries so hard. Sanjay Dutt is passable. Suniel Shetty does not deliver, while Akshaye Khanna manages a few moments. Sushmita Sen, well, the less said the better. Kangna Ranaut and Neetu Chandra are wasted. Shakti Kapoor, Mukesh Tiwari, Ranjeet & Vishwajeet Pradhan get nothing to do.
On the whole, a dull and non-happening comedy, that disappoints from the word go. Thumbs Down!
The problem with 'No Problem' is it's writing. Bazmee loves non-sense, but his earlier films at least had a convincing story, which were packed with tons and tons of laughter. 'No Problem' not only suffers from poor writing, but also the jokes over-here fall flat.
'No Problem' is about 2 small time crooks, a innocent bank manager, a bungling ham-handed cop and a gang of baddies, coming into one shelter, well, in way. Thus follows a journey of complete non-sense and poor jokes.
Anees Bazmee fails to deliver. The first hour is average, while the second hour is absolutely disappointing. The climax is the weakest link. It just doesn't work! The Cinematography is alright. The soundtrack is a mixed-bag.
Performance-Wise: Paresh Rawal is the only actor who stands out. Like always, the legend plays his part with effortless ease. Anil Kapoor hams to the hilt. He tries so hard. Sanjay Dutt is passable. Suniel Shetty does not deliver, while Akshaye Khanna manages a few moments. Sushmita Sen, well, the less said the better. Kangna Ranaut and Neetu Chandra are wasted. Shakti Kapoor, Mukesh Tiwari, Ranjeet & Vishwajeet Pradhan get nothing to do.
On the whole, a dull and non-happening comedy, that disappoints from the word go. Thumbs Down!