Kyaa Kool Hai Hum

'Kyaa Kool Hai Hum' starts off a little slow and dull and many of the jokes fall flat. But once Koppikar's Urmila Martodkar is introduced, it becomes a laugh riot all the way. The story is pretty silly but as long as the humour works, there's plenty to laugh about. Speaking of humour, it's full of sexual innuendos but nothing too sleazy nor overtly vulgar. Anupam Kher, Shoma Anand and Bobby Darling are hilarious. They can easily get the viewer to laugh. Riteish Deshmukh is good while Tushar Kapoor is almost passable (in spite of the poor dialogue delivery). Neha Dhupia is likable and sizzling. However, it's Isha Koppikar who steals the show. She's the one who draws loud laughter from the viewer and it's hard to stop. She'd already shown a knack for comedy in 'Ek Se Badhkar Ek' but 'Kyaa Kool Hai Hum' further showcases that ability. This is one funny film and I'll say have a little patience in the beginning and bare with it because what's to come is pure laughter.

Here comes India's first super-hit sex comedy with good reason! This movie is absolutely hilarious. The guy who came up with this movie is one creative (and perverted!) genius. This comedy of errors and mistaken identities sure has some interesting situations. From Anupam Kher's "Three Balls Theory" to accidentally following in love with the wrong gender, this movie has it all. Isha Koppikar was amazing. She has always been a versatile actress and, in my opinion, the only one in Bollywood who hasn't been categorized. However, I came to realize that after watching this movie where she plays a seductress and a buff police officer who's always eating pan. Neha Dhupia, unsurprisingly, looked great and gave a good performance. Even Tusshar and Riteish did a good job. Songs are really cool. The best one undoubtedly is "Dil Mera" featuring the giants of Indian remixes! Oh, and you might be more comfortable watching this movie with your friends rather than your parents!

When life sucks you become weary with trying to make the best of things. It so happens, I was in that very situation when I rented Kya Kool Hai Hum. A friend said it's a movie that will make me laugh and feel better. Well, she was right: I howled with laughter! KKHH is funny, sick, dirty, crazy... Tushar and Riteish are a great pair and reminded me of other classic comic pairs such as Salman-Aamir (Andaz Apna Apna) and Ajay-Aamir (Ishq). This movie comes with fantastic twists and turns and just makes you feel sorry for the characters for having such bad luck... Isha K. does an excellent job in portraying a feminist cop (especially when she wants to blow T's brain off in the beginning). Neha D. does a good job as well. Anupam Kher made me laugh just as hard as the other two and so does his co-actor. Being a psych major in university, I can safely say, we're not all like that...lol. Raj Yadav delivers his classic comic style and adds to the grand theme well. All in all, this movie is a good watch (not suitable to watch with slightly stringent parents...lol) especially to take away the blues!

Isha Koppikar is definitely the star of this entertaining, although somewhat of an inconsistent sex comedy. I had no idea the "Khallas" girl from Company had it in her to give such a detailed and nuanced performance. She is THE character from the very first scene. Dominated every scene she was a part of. Absolutely loved that Bihari accent in which she spoke. Overall, an extremely likable performance to say the least.

Ritesh Deshmukh is a natural at comedy. Not as funny here as he was in Masti, but still gets the job done. Tusshar fairs much better when he doesn't have to be funny. Anupam IMO was a disappointment. I don't know if it was his lines or just the way he delivered em'....but didn't generate many laughs. Everybody else did a fair job.

The sex jokes were hilarious at times, but quite the opposite when they became overly vulgar. I hope nobody makes the mistake of watching this movie with their parents. Stick to ur friends or watch it alone.

There's little logic in K2H2. Heck, there isn't even a plot that u can summarize since the movie is all over the place......but I wouldn't consider it a drawback since its funny enough to keep ur attention throughout.

Overall, definitely worth a dekho for the comedy and of course, Isha Koppikar.

Plot Outline: Buddies Rahul (Tusshar Kapoor) and Karan (Ritesh Deshmukh) are wannabe cool guys who accidentally get involved in a comedy of errors involving a search for a serial killer. Things get funnier with criminologist (Anupam Kher), cop Urmila Martodkar (Isha Koppikar) and Rekha (Neha Dhupia) adding to the comic progression of events.

Comment: The creative and comical KKHH is a welcome break from the recent thrillers and 'inspired' lifts of Hollywood hits. Tusshar looks like he has woken up from his bad stint in Gayab. Ritesh does much better than in Masti. Isha character is well scripted and she did a great job. The well scripted chain of events surely keeps you glued to the seat and leaves you asking for more.

KKHH is definitely better than peers Masti & Hulchul and can be considered on par with Hungama. The dialogues, cinematography and costumes are apt. Songs aren't really worth discussing about. Certain comedy sequences are crude and maybe unsuitable for family/kids. On the whole, KKHH is "Laughter Assured".

Rating: 3.5/5