This is bar none the most intelligently hilarious film I've ever seen in recent years. It is also the first Bollywood film ive ever seen. The plot is moved along with scenes of thrown insults and occasional slaps, male on male, as a consequence of all the misunderstandings arising from the lack of knowledge of the two sets of twins. These minute or longer scenes of belly - laugh inducing passionate male and often female assertiveness gives away very little to the characters and often the audience about truth of the situation, which is clearly heading for a climax. The long laughs owe a lot to the dialogue, which is exemplary and hilarious. These scenes of hilarity soon blend into serious and semi serious plot exposition, which often then itself blend into further frivolity or irreverant hilarity. The actors play it all so straight it is all so exceptionally credible as a story, while at the same time as being so fantastical as to defy the basic laws of human culture and civilisation: how could such an improbable series of meetings have occurred in this order, in this way with such a disparate variety of people? Absolute genius. The whole packed cinema was in stitches the whole way through, and I haven't laughed that hard at a film in a long time. Then I had a brief but enthusiastic conversation with another bloke outside at the end. There's a bit where they see a flashback in the moon, and the songs are lively and uplifting. Please go and see it, i'm going again next week.
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