Lets add "bhenja fry" to bollywood menu card!

As always. It was friday and I was planing to go for a movie. Unfortunately I could not find anyone. As my fixed partner had an interview. And the names of new releases didnot excite anyone to take a chance. I had no option except postponing my plan. On saturday we went for bheja fry.
Bheja fry. The name had a feel. Though nowadays its not difficult to find absurd titles in bollywood. Like the names of Mithun's movies. For example; Dhoti ko phad ke rumaal kar de, Gundon ka gunda etc. But it was not an absurd title for me. It was a title which had a message. A distinct message. One could easily figure out that this movie was not a typical bollywood movie.

It was a saturday afternoon. As only one multiplex was screening this movie so we were forced to catch a show which was scheduled at 1410 hours. Under the smouldering sun we marched towards the multiplex. As per our expectation there was a thin crowd. As usual the star cast was not sufficient to attract people.
The movie was simply awesome. A handmade movie with a single line screen play. The idea was unique and it was well complimented by the screen play and the actors. Sagar Ballary, director of the movie had treated it very well. The humor was light and stainless. We chuckled and sometimes bursted into guffaws. A pure entertainer. We need more bheja fries!!