Comedy Of Confusion. A common motive: a diamond robbery in this case.

The movie, directed by choreographer-turned-director Ahmed Khan, belongs to the same genre as Neeraj Vora’s Phir Hera Pheri .

At the centre of the movie’s story is a diamond that is stolen in Mumbai by Rocky (Chunkey Pandey) and smuggled to Dubai to be sold to Lalvani (Asrani), who is the partner of Rocky’s uncle Choksey (Gulshan Grover), a London-based don.

On the other hand, Rajaa (Shahid Kapur), his girlfriend Tina (Ayesha Takia) and her uncle Choubey (Paresh Rawal) are small time thieves. They are approached by a Dubai-based don called Moscow Chikna (Arbaaz Khan) to steal the diamond from Rocky.

Parallel to this is another plot revolving around Luckee (Vivek Oberoi) who runs a fight club in Dubai on behalf of another don. Enters Munna (Sunny Deol), a muscle-flexing do-gooder who saves a damsel in distress and thrashes the fighters in the fight club.

The story takes a spin when the diamond is stolen yet again. Confusion reigns supreme as all the characters try to keep the trail of the elusive stone.

The music, by Himesh Reshammiya, is strictly okay. The cinematography is good.

Ahmed Khan hardly tries anything new in ‘Fool And Final’. He opts for the comedy of errors (or confusion) created by the movie’s overcrowded cast, and peppers it up with some gritty action sequences involving Shahid Kapur (riding the BMX bike) and Sunny Deol (punching his fists of fury).

Only Paresh Rawal and Shahid Kapur manage to do some comedy convincingly. Arbaaz Khan hams, Sunny Deol is stiff and uptight, while Vivek Oberoi is loose in his expressions. Ayesha Takia is eye-candy (for obvious reasons) and performs fine enough. Sameera Reddy is hardly there. The same goes for talented actors like Sharmila Tagore and Om Puri. Johnny Lever (as cabbie) is over-the-top. Jackie Shroff is wasted.

‘Fool And Final’ tries to provide every form of cinematic entertainment in its running time. And that is its major flaw.

Jhoom Barabar Jhoom

Busy London station. Delayed train from Birmingham. Two strangers waiting for the train... Rikki Thukral (Abhishek Bachchan) born in Bhatinda, living in London; and Alvira Khan (Preity Zinta) with Lahori blood in her veins.

Crowded café. One table to share. Two hours to kill. Perfect setting for the start of a love-story. Hitch? Both Rikki and Alvira are engaged and have come to pick up their fiancés who are coming by the same train. To kill time, they end up telling each other their “how I met my fiancé” stories.

Rikki met his fiancé Anaida (Lara Dutta) at The Ritz (Paris), the same night that Princess Diana and Dodi walked out of the hotel and into the paparazzi. As Rikki says, “When two lovers die, another two are a born”. They dance... they sing... they're in love!

Alvira, a princess by nature discovers her prince at Madame Tussaud’s. When a gigantic wax model of Superman falls from the ceiling, Alvira is a sitting target. But Steve the Prince (Bobby Deol), a lawyer by profession saves her life but steals her heart! They also sing, they also dance and they also fall in love...

Stories unfold, time passes, the two strangers start enjoying each other. That Alvira is a Pakistani Brit and Rikki originally from India... that Rikki is crooked, earthy, and rakish: dabbler in various businesses; that Alvira is prim-n-proper, wannabe blue-blood, stiff upper-lip: Asst. Manager at House of Fraser’s... none of these details matter. They have gotten alarmingly attracted to each other!

Their brief encounter has created a complicated quadrangle... Rikki Thukral and Alvira Khan have gotten themselves and Steve and Anaida into a lovely mess... To get out of it both of them bend over backward, thinking quickly on their feet, dancing around each other’s emotions... After all when you’re playing musical chairs with love, there’s nothing you can do but... Jhoom Barabar Jhoom (Dance Baby Dance)!

Munna Bhai chale America

Munnabhai and Circuit - both are reading a book ‘How to learn English in 30 days’ so that they can master the Queens's lanaguage before they visit the US: We then get to hear lines like: How will they give their address?

In Hindi: Dhobhi ghat In English: Wash-ington How will they express their happiness?

In Hindi: Khushi ke maare mera seena phul gaya In English: Out of happiness my chest turned into breast Tapori slang

In Hindi: hawa aan de In English: Let the air force come in Bambaiya language In Hindi: khopche main leke deo kya kharcha paani In English: I will take you out for date and pay for it

After Gandhigiri Murli Prasad sharma ( aka Munna Bhai ) and Cirkeshwar ( aka circuit ) are planning to go to America. For going to America they are now learning English from manual. The learning and their interactive way of learning is in this trailer. So watch the trailer and Enjoy