Mere Dad Ki Maruti (2013)
Twenty-something Sameer is a brat who thinks he can get away with anything. When he lands a lucky date with 'Chandigarh Ki Shakira', Jasleen, he decides to sneak out his Dad's brand new Maruti without a second thought. After a mad night at a pub, a fun drive around the famous Gehri route and one peck on the cheek, Sameer ends up losing the car. The car was meant to be a gift for his sister on her wedding and is probably the only thing his stingy dad, Tej Khullar ever spent money on. With only three days to find it, he must ensure his dad doesn't get a whiff of what he has done. Else, he will be turned into butter chicken. Sameer's life will be turned upside down as he comes face-to-face with some insane characters like a Bhai from chor bazaar, an old man with a rifle pointed at his nose and of course, the Chandigarh cops.
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Sadly Over-hyped
Good concept, poorly executed.
Don't listen to the negative reviews
This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.
A movie with a pretty different comic paradigm. More enjoyable for audience who likes crazy situations and people making them crazier by their idiotic actions. A simple family and friendship drama, with dialogues creating the most of the humor and Punjabi music at its best. Acting not to be expected beyond average, rather worse in some scenes. Saqib Salim looks perfectly like the normal carefree guy which was required by the script as the lead character. Rhea Chakraborthy, quite convincing as the blonde yet glamorous girl(the director took notice that it's the only thing she'll fit into). Ram Kapoor's fine, but not a lot of expectations met for Ravi Kishan fans. Not rolling on the floor laughter, yet a constant smile maintained till the end. If you enjoy simple, senseless comedy you can relate yourself to, it's a must watch for you.
Considering the current scenario of Hindi comedy films which have sleazy dialogues, gay jokes and bad taste humor, MDKM is a clean family entertainer (with gr8 music) from the Yashraj films and that's a blessing !!In spite of a thin plot, the movie is a roller coaster fun ride and the writers and director keep you glued till the end. Wait for a good twist at the end.The performances are brilliant lead by the lead Saqib and the supporting roles played by Ram Kapoor (father), Prabal Panjabi (best friend) and Rhea (girl friend). Also watch out for the eccentric dance number 'Hip Hip Hurray' which will leave u in splits.
Ashima Chibber's 'Mere Dad Ki Maruti' is A Decent Entertainer! A Goofy, Harmless film, that needs to be viewed with limited expectations. 'Mere Dad Ki Maruti' Synopsis: A reckless son loses his eccentric dad's Maruti, only to create problems for himself. 'Mere Dad Ki Maruti' has rib-tickling moments, which, truly, do the trick. The Screenplay is fairly entertaining & its crisp, it never drags. Ashima Chibber's Direction is youthful. Cinematography & Editing are average. Music by Sachin Gupta is appropriate.Performance-Wise: Saqib Saleem does a decent job. Ram Kapoor is splendid. He plays the eccentric dad with great energy & enthusiasm. Prabal Panjabi is terrific. He contributes enormously in the narrative & takes away the best scenes as well. Rhea Chakraborty is alright. She needs proper grooming. Ravi Kishan stands out in a brief role. On the whole, 'Mere Dad Ki Maruti' is harmless & crisp.
Score 2/10 This film is full of illogical and boring stuff. A person lost his car and rather than trying hard to find it , he tries some other difficult things to compensate the loss. He is very frightened to his dad, and he is just between the chaos, his girlfriend calls to meet and he prefers to meet her without s thinking about the main problem and dad. What type of person he is? He belongs to a well established family but hell bound to solve a materialistic problem. He is even ready to buy a stolen stuff. Lost car is in the same city but he never tries to roam around the city for his car. Love track is fully Faltu. Literally nothing creative and enjoyable stuff in this film. Only the sentence spoken by Ram Kapoor in climax is good. Performance wise Ram Kapoor is fine. Saqib Saleem (as Sameer) is OK. Prabal Panjabi (As Gattu) is noticeable. Musically two tracks are good.