Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! (2008)

Dibakar did it again! If you liked Khosla Ka Ghosla, then I'm sure you are going to love this one! Dibakar has his own style of making a movie, by that I mean, the locations he chooses, characters, dialogues and of course, cinematography.

It because of movies like this, that prove you don't need larger than life characters and story line to show a "story". Performance by Neetu is commendable, but real performers are by Paresh Rawal and Manu Rishi, who really did justice to the characters.

As for Abhay, well I've always been a huge fan of him since Ek Chaalis ki.. what an actor!

Kudos to Dibakar and his entire team. Cheers!

Fmovies: Dibakar and Urmi have jotted down a fantastic view of the ethnic Delhi metropolis. This view embeds within itself the spasms of human emotions.

The actors have emoted well doing justice to the characters. The characters have been etched minutely and the casting is also brilliant. Some scenes make you realize the ease with which Dibakar portrays the nonchalant credence which humans display in day to day life.

The editing is crisp and matures with its unique photo marquee scene's which eventually help understand a motion in detail.

The music is earthy and peppy .... It stands apart with its Punjabi RAP :P

The finer details of are also taken care of keeping no room for factual errors or continuity deliberations which seem missing in regular Hindi movies. I should NOT AT ALL be comparing this movie's worth to the Bollywood business agenda's and lack luster of basic identity.

I think the crux of the movie lies in identifying that the White collar sociopath's are as much the thieves of the society as would be a normal thief.

Go and watch a treat for yourselves !!!

I must say, I thought this was just gonna be another flop movie, but it really caught my attention since beginning. Abhay Deol is a very decent actor and his chemistry with the Legendary Presh Rawal in 3 different looks and roles worked really good. Abhay needs to do more roles like this. And the casting was done superbly, even the young boy playing Abhay's role did a very good too. It's very much based on realistic events which turns a young boy into something he can feel good about doing by bothering the society. I must applaud the director for this movie, he did an excellent job portraying the message out. Overall if you are looking to have a good time with something new to see, then definitely grab this!

Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! fmovies. First of all, i regret to have OLLO( Oye Lucky Lucky Oye!) downloaded from the internet. I was anticipating for it's release for a long time, and i feel sorry for not watching it at the theater. And Why am i feeling sorry? For the fact that you cannot make me laugh at your jokes like you do in Golmaal Returns, Malamaal Weekly, Phir Hera Pheri or the sick Partner,for which i spent an over 1000 bucks, and miss OLLO at theater which made me LMAO.

As a sensible movie-goer I always keep in mind whether the movie I am gonna watch is worth the money spending. And i bet you, OLLO wont let you down.

I was wondering why do certain intelligent movie-goers have to wait for the year end to have a movie like OLLO. Abhay Deol has again proved himself as a actor with a niche. As critics have put him, he's certainly a Deol with a Difference. And he carries off with the role superbly. Even his last comic role as a detective-to-be in Manorama Under Six Feet was very funny indeed with the dialogs constituting slang's of North India. However,many movie goers would rarely get the jokes in Mumbai, as I already have observed the same situation with the masterpiece Omkara, where people in the cinema hall were scoffing at dialogs.Having my roots around Delhi I enjoyed the characters portraying their roles with such perfection. The slang, the half cut (not censored) abuses, and not to mention the detailing that went into styling the characters given the backdrop of the movie.

Dibakar surely knows the Delhi Underbelly and we already can see with his two products viz KKG(Khosla Ka Ghosla) and OLLO, and he does it with panache which is true to its roots. As a Delhite, you can literally identify with the character as if you know him or you just feel like he's your next door neighbor. Now that is what i call sensible Cinema,and not like other slapstick silly jokes as observed in Golmaal Sequels or any other Malamaal Weekly. I mean if your script is that much sorts of a killer, you don't need to hire Akshay Kumar for deliverance. It comes out naturally.

And OLLO does it with a flair.

All I want to say is critic's bashed this movie and said this was a average flick, but don't go by critics and just enjoy this movie which is set up in a really nice pace.

It traces the story of "Lucky" a boy from who his teenage learns to become a master in stealing.Abhay does a damn good job as "Lucky" and kudos to "Paresh" who brings a new sense of freshness to every characters he plays. The voice modulation in each of the characters is great by paresh.The story is damn good right from the scripting to editing.Every character in this one are the kind of people we see in day to day life like "Lucky" who thinks or must say does what he likes doing best. If u want to watch a good movie without our so called stars, Just watch this flick.It will be etched in your mind for sometime. Must rate it 9/10 and kudos to the director for making such a movie which has a really fresh feel.I am more for this kind of stuff .Enjoy "LUCKY"...

I think this is one of the most entertaining movies come out of ' uninspiring ' repetitive crap very refreshing, down to earth, Witty and above all shows some real 'people' not everyone's cup of tea.

Looks like the script writer and the director himself has done some groundwork in terms of characters and the persona they bring on the table.

why can't we get more of these kind of movies out of Mumbai. I think there is a refershing change on the way, otherwise watching 3 hour marathons.

Lucky's character seem to resonate with the big divide, where Well done to the entire team.