Looks like they have decided to be a part of the Masti franchise only (or no other big filmmaker wants to sign them for that matter). But we don’t remember the last time we saw Aftab and Vivek doing something memorable on screen after Grand Masti. But after films like the Housefull series, the Masti series and Humshakals, in Great Grand Masti he has kept his dignity and that is good. Ritiesh Deshmukh has been seen doing a lot of comedy films, especially sex comedies, so we are quite used to seeing him making weird faces and giving funny expressions. She looks lovely and dances well too in Great Grand Masti, but needs to work on her acting skills. Although she has worked in quite a few films in the past, including the recently released Sanam Re, the hot babe always went unnoticed. Urvashi Rautela the Miss Diva in real life shines as the sexy and desperate ghost in Great Grand Masti. You have to watch the film to see if she succeeds in her motto or not! (ALSO READ: Riteish Deshmukh, Vivek Oberoi, Aftab Shivdasani have a ‘Great Grand Masti time’ on The Kapil Sharma Show)Īll the actors except the wives, Mishti, Pooja and Shraddha, have put their best foot forward.
So, Great Grand Masti is all about Ragini’s desperate attempt to have sex with one of them and take his soul with her. She is desperately waiting for a man’s love for nearly 50 years now and her search comes to an end with the arrival these three musketeers. So now it’s her ghost that lingers around Amar’s p ushtaini haveli or ancestral house, which he wants to sell off. She is uber sexy and everyone would want to watch the film for her, definitely! She plays the role of a sex-lusting ghost, Ragini, who died at a very young age craving for love. It may possibly have covered a much greater distance in terms of popularity had the film's release not been advanced due to unforeseen circumstances.Urvashi Rautela is indeed eye candy in this monotonous sex comedy. The music of Great Grand Masti is unpretentious and doesn't try to be something different from what the genre actually demands.
A 'desi' dance number which keeps the seduction mood of Great Grand Masti quite consistent, it has Shaan chipping in as well, which actually seems like a rather odd choice, given the genre in play here. Now in an altogether different stage and setting where the situation is much naughtier, Payal gives a good account of her voice and lends a good impression again. She had impressed earlier on too with the semi-classical ' Ab Tohe Jane Na Doongi'.
The soundtrack concludes with ' Lipstick Laga Ke' and what catches your attention are the vocals of newbie Payal Dev. With a funny picturisation going for it even as Urvashi gets into a sensual mode, it should do well as a situational outing. Sung by Shivranjani Singh and Shivangi Bhayana, this one is instantly catchy too and sets your feet tapping. Remember those Anand-Milind high-on-beats tunes from the 90s which had a heavy influence of music from films down South? Well, there is nostalgia revisited with ' I Wanna Tera Ishq' which has a style that was quite prevalent a couple of decades back. Featuring Urvashi Rautela as the centre of attraction with the three men lusting after her, this one has a playful feel to it with Toshi Sabri and especially Soniya Sharma singing it with good conviction. The song pretty much continues the mood set by ' Teri Kamar Ko' and Shaarib-Toshi do what was instructed to them, which is to come up with a quick-fire song that doesn't bore during the duration it plays on, and keeps the dance element going. What follows next is the adaptation of a Rajasthani folk tune which reappears as ' Resham Ka Rumaal'. Never mind the lyrics that come on, it is the 90s style music here - especially the 'antara' portions - which is truly Bollywood! A foot tapping number which is instantly catchy, it has a good mix of rap coming into play that has Kanika Kapoor joining with her sensual vocals. This is what exactly happens as Sanjeev-Darshan bring themselves behind the mike as singers as well and do quite well to set the tone for ' Teri Kamar Ko'. The sound of trumpets follows and you know that it is going to be a racy outing yet again. It is the sound of ' Masti', which is thematic to the franchise, that kick-starts the proceedings for the album. One expects the same from Great Grand Masti as well which has a large team of composers and lyricists (Kumaar, Manoj Yadav & Sameer Anjaan) coming together. Whether it is Masti or Grand Masti, director Indra Kumar has concentrated on ensuring that there is good pace and rhythm to the songs that appear in the film. While the film's narrative is unabashed and unapologetic, the music too is on the same lines. There is certain legacy that Masti enjoys.
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