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film revolves around three close friends, Meet, Amar and Prem who
are now married.
All
three once believed that marriage was made in heaven.
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Aftab, Ritesh, Amrita &
Genelia in Masti
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But
few years down the line, they find that such a commitment has created
boredom in their respective relationships.
Meet
(Vivek Oberoi) who was once the so called college cassanova, has
now become a domesticated husband after his marriage to Aanchal
(Amrita Arora).
Prem
(Aftab) on the other hand has always been jealous of Meet's womanising
character. A poser by nature, Prem tries to show off in front of
women.
But
he gets forced into an arranged marriage by his parents. So he ends
up with Geeta (Tara), a sweet, innocent and obedient young wife.
Amar
(Ritesh Deshmukh) is the dumbest of the three. When he got married
to Bindiya (Genilia), it was she who made all the moves. So he has
been under her control ever since.
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Aftab, Vivek Oberoi & Ritesh
in Masti
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His
biggest problem is that Bindiya has brought her equally dominating
mother to live with them!
So
when these three friends reunite after three years, they pour their
heart out.
They
decide that the only way to spice up their lives is have as many
affairs as possible for the one month.
They
should then meet again and talk about their experiences.
And
so begins a hilarious journey of self discovery as all three try
to delve into extra marital affairs.
But
just in that nick of time, their adventure takes a turn for the
worse. They face the wrath of inspector Sikander (Ajay Devgan) which
leaves them very scared.
Unknown
to them, they have been part of a mysterious plot. Adding insult
to injury, they must now face the danger of being exposed in front
of their respective wives.
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The damsels who gives grief
to our three dudes
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With
danger brewing around them, they decide to run for cover. But none
of them suspected that a little masti (meaning little fun)
would take them that far.
Masti
sees Indra Kumar in the director's chair once again.
With
a track record of box office hits including Dil Beta, Raja
and Mann under his belt, Kumar's Masti is keenly awaited
by Bollywood fans and critics alike.
Loosely based on the Hollywood flick, The Seven-Year Itch,
Masti is set to release on the 9th April by Eros International
(London).
Previewed
by Manish Gajjar,
大象传媒
Shropshire's Mr Bollywood.
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