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Faz · Site Admin Joined: 27 May 2010 Posts: 185

Here is some of a Review Badmaash Company which i got of a site.
To see the rest vist the link below:

http://www.planetbollywood.com/displayReview.php?id=f050810075442

I never could formulate the overall expectations potential viewers could ever have for Badmaa$h Company. The trailers were decent but the music was unimpressive and the promotion was nothing extraordinary to talk about. And yet, this film still turns out to be an opportunity for various reasons and for specific people:
– for actor-turned-director Parmeet Sethi, who has also written the script in six days flat (?) to make a mark in his newfound interest;

– for Yash Raj, after the recurring box-office debacles of Dil Bole Hadippa! , Rocket Singh – Salesman of the Year and more recently Pyaar Impossible;

– for one-film-old Anushka Sharma who’s trying something different from her first movie (Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, also with the Yash Raj banner) where she played a simple and sweet Punjabi girl, as compared to now – a sizzling aspiring model;

– for Shahid Kapoor, for whom ever since Kaminey it’s been raining flops and last but not the least for Vir Das who after the almost unknown debut as lead in the Vikram Bhatt produced Mumbai Salsa, never managed to make it big, except for a few small roles in movies like the more recent Love Aaj Kal.

So, does the movie succeed in fulfilling the audience’s expectations (if any)? Does Shahid finally get to deliver? Does Parmeet strike gold? Does Anushka impress? Read on to know more.

Badmaash Company is a story of four friends – Karan Kapoor (Shahid Kapoor), Zing (Meiyang Chang), Chandu (Vir Das) and Bulbul Singh (Anushka Sharma) who end up doing a few odd jobs to fulfill their short-term goals. Karan gets an idea that strikes gold – he, along with his friends, ends up doing all the wrong things in a very cautious, well-planned structure, and their ‘business’ – Friends & Co. – becomes an instant hit. Unfortunately the sole thing that brought them together is now tearing them and their lives apart – the insatiable lust for money.

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