No doubt a fresh subject, a new approach, a good effort but Madhur Bhandarkar seems to have caught up with too many things to be able to do justice to the subject. The parties of rich and famous people which serve too many purposes-all different for different people here covers up just a few general things. Film caught up with too many hotch-potch characters with their hectic events and some politically correct portrayal of other side. Madhur should have refrained from getting into mortal comment which gives a one sided approach to film. One more fallout is that it is not just film-makers or film stars, which asks for sexual favors from wannabes but also those representing corporate, fashion, political and advertising world. And here was an excellent opportunity to showcase them too, but not chosen. Overall, this is one hell of a sensible portrayal which take audience to an interesting trip without being pretentious or melodramatic. It is honest in parts. It really rocks.
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