Bheja Fry (2007)

I first came to know about this movie was through IMDb votes. May be because of its star cast (which I respect a lot today) I was not interested. Any ways I decided to watch it because of reason I mentioned. To my surprise it turned out hilarious.

It's not one of your Adult comedies which turn out extremely entertaining because of its adult factor.

The show runs for about one and half hour. It is perfectly scripted and synchronized to keep you in your seat for all this time, kudos for that. The fun ride never ends; something comes up at every instance as the movie progresses.

While reading some of the reviews I got to know the movie to be copy of a French film. What I think is it doesn't matter. For me it was original. To add further I encourage such originals.

Acting: To act with such a script was difficult. Vinay Pathak nailed it. Ranvir Shorey was a treat to watch as well.

Final Verdict: I would say I have seen such a level of humor only in adult comedies. Thus it stands in crowd. Please do watch it!

Fmovies: Nowadays, when Indian directors can't make a decent comic flick, a new director all of a sudden comes up with this absolutely hilarious movie.

The movie doesn't have even one of our so called superstars of today. All the actors are mostly into Television or stage shows. But still the movie could put even some big big budget movies to shame. Vinay Pathak is simply superb and Rajat Kapoor adds more brilliance.

The best part is the impeccable timing of the dialogs because of which you end up laughing at the end of every line spoken. For almost the entire movie, neither could i stop laughing, nor could the rest of the audience in the cinema hall. This is one of the best comedies that i have ever seen. A must watch for every one.

A well crafted script, brilliant acting and above all, smart sense of humor make Bheja Fry a trend setter in Indian cinema. No caricature, no action, no crude humor - Bheja Fry proves that there is enough scope of fresh thoughts in Indian cinema.

As already posted by others in this forum as well as by other critics, Bheja Fry is possibly an adaptation of a French film, the Dinner Game. However setting it in Indian context and establishing the characters have the their originality and that is what matters.

The winner of course is Vinay Pathak for his brilliant portrayal of Bharat Bhushan. Rajat Kapoor and others just fit the characters so well. Possibly the talent of Ranvir Sheorey could be better utilized.

Congratulations to Sagar Ballary, Arpita Chatterjee, Sharat Kataria, Suresh Pai and others of this great team. We look forward to many good work from them.

And kudos to Sunil Doshi of Handmade Films for sponsoring Bheja Fry. And he must be happy - it is already a hit in box office.

Bheja Fry fmovies. My vote is zero.It has been made by a person who copies ideas.The original film is a French film.It is really sad that this director is fooling Indian people by making a copied film.It is really so sad.

My vote is zero.It has been made by a person who copies ideas.The original film is a French film.It is really sad that this director is fooling Indian people by making a copied film.It is really so sad.

My vote is zero.It has been made by a person who copies ideas.The original film is a French film.It is really sad that this director is fooling Indian people by making a copied film.It is really so sad.

My vote is zero.It has been made by a person who copies ideas.The original film is a French film.It is really sad that this director is fooling Indian people by making a copied film.It is really so sad.

Bheja Fry is a movie that will irritate you to laugh; perhaps a Sunday evening well spent for me laughing out to the irritant of Bharat Bhushan (Vinay Pathak). This 95 minute movie is enough to entertain you whilst you're at the Movie Hall and should not be pondered beyond that. For those looking for some serious humor, forget it and definitely not for those who always wanted an action flick nor for those who wants those French-Speaking-English-Subtitle Oscar worthy movies.

The movie is about Bharat Bhushan, who was supposedly one of the scapegoats for Ranjeet Thadani's (Rajat Kapoor) Friday IDIOT' Dinner Party. Well, that is what he does, he invite budding talents to dinner on Fridays and let them sing, dance and he enjoys the fun. The table was turned and he had to bear the beyond-control-idiocy of Bharat Bhusan on a particular Friday. The situation is that of trying to make an extreme simpleton an idiot thus ruining the fun when the idiot never realizes the game. On top of that, what if he never gets angry? That is the peak of irritation mount. That's what Ranjeet faces with Bharat!

It was fun to watch Bharat Bhushan right from the moment we saw him in a bus bound for Pune from Mumbai. He was good all along his stay with Rajat at his house on that day, TGIF (Thanks God its Friday). His phone calls – it is ringing to redial are funny even when you know it was coming the next time. You should watch for his phone calls to people that mess up the whole thing and in fact which is the backbone of this movie. I will keep the details of the story line for those willing to enjoy this movie.

I do not know, whether its a copy of a French movie as it is said by other people.

Some people say its bad just because its a copy, but i go against those statements,because copying is not the point, the point is the good movie of French could be understood only by people who knew French but because Sagar Ballary made the movie in Hindi, a language know by many people in India, the movie could be viewed in India, and give the excitement of of the French movie in India. OK we could tell the movie was bad if the acting was bad, but actually the acting was too good.

Seeing the above statement i feel the movie is a 1 time must watch since its an excellent movie and i think it was a worth watching movie since it was a simple good comedy, I do not care whether it was a French copy, I am happy that Sagar Ballary brought the movie to India.