Manoj Ransing I am one of the most unlucky person in the world. I first watch this movie 'fool N final' and the watch the original movie 'Snatch'. That is why I was not able to enjoy the movie Snatch as I was knowing what is going to happen. I must say that 'Fool n Final' is one of the badly failed copy cat movies. Not that all the copy cat movies fails. We have good examples of Aitraaz, Bheja Fry, and not so bad examples of Murder, Kaante. This movie fails in copying the fun of the original plot for Indian audience.If you are reading this to decide whether to watch the movie or not, I will suggest you to watch movie Snatch rather. If you can not get Snatch then may be go on and watch this one. But spend as little money as possible. There are few scenes in the movie which are funny, but they the rest are utter garbage. The changed story line doesn't suit the Indian climate. Music is not so good, acting is not up to mark. I wont say anything much about this.Watch on your risk, or to be safe watch original movie 'Snatch'.

simian_ninja "Fool'N'Final" represents the worst in not only Bollywood film history but the history of cinema itself. There are far too many films like this that are made or rather 'remade' in Bollywood without rhyme or reason. There are no saving graces for the film, unlike other remakes that directly rip off the story and give it an 'Indianize' it as American remakes tend to do, this film doesn't which leaves it as an empty and hollow commercial shell. The problem lies within the fact that this film is nothing more than a 'get rich quick' scheme concocted by it's producers, Base Industries Groups which is owned by the Nadiawala's. The film that they ripped off is Guy Ritchie's 2000 Hit "Snatch". One has to scoff at B.I.G.'s mission statement which can be located on the "Hera Phiri" website where they state that they "believe that the fountainhead of film making lies at the confluence of creativity, talent, technology & technique. In the quest for entertainment that appeals to the heart & mind, the entity considers itself as a medium where the flourish of imagination journeys to the senses of the entertained." (which can be located at this address http://www.phirherapheri.in/base.htm. Obviously just like other film producers, what they say has little to do with what they mean.The film boasts what can be considered a star cast. At the helm is Shahid Kapur and his lady love interest (in a story that is never explored but only hinted at) Ayesha Takia. Their support comes in from Vivek Oberoi, Sunny Deol, Jackie Shroff, Paresh Rawal, Om Puri, Johnny Lever, Gulshan Grover, Arbaaz Khan, Chunky Pandey and Sharmila Tagore. With solid experience like that behind it, you would think that the performances would be at least entertaining, not mind blowing but at least entertaining. But you would be wrong and for this, you can be forgiven. Not one actor manages to entertain. Shahid Kapur is Shahid Kapur which is nothing special because the only reason he is allowed to exist in Bollywood is because millions of teenage girls fawn over him. Ayesha Takia, who managed to spark interest with her role in 'Dor', does nothing with her role leading her to quickly becoming the most un-interesting fairly new talent of the next generation. Oberoi, who at times has almost gleefully recalled his training at NYU continues to spit out roles that incline viewers to believe that he didn't actually learn anything while in training. Deol, Shroff, Puri, Pandy, and Tagore are all wasted in roles that are needed because...well, their roles were in the original and there are character spaces that needed to be filled. However, it is Pandey that gives a stand out performance even though his role is mediocre and pale in comparison to Benicio Del Toro in "Snatch".Though there are snippets of originality that come in the form of the directorial technique, they are pale in comparison to the quick editing techniques and framing that is used by Ritchie in "Snatch". The film is laid out like a comic strip, however, this wanes quickly when there is no need for it when it starts to become over used.The writing is uninspired almost as much as the direction is, this is what causes the overall production to suffer. The actors look uninterested and the viewer quickly realizes that the actors are doing this either because their careers have faded away or because they needed a paycheck to sustain their high flying Bollywood lifestyles (which according to interviews consists of sitting at home and listening to their parents).The soundtrack, which is an integral ingredient in a Bollywood production, is uninspired commercial bird droppings. The picturization of the songs are even worse with actors running around in 'bling' gear pretending to act cool not realizing that a lot of people don't actually by into the 'bling' factor. Oh, and Mike Tyson appears during the end song. Why? Because the producers felt that he could help to sell an appearance that consists of him throwing shadow punches at the camera while inter cutting to the rest of the cast dancing in their 'bling' gear - that and the fact that Tyson needs the money right now.A waste of space and time.1/10.

beastfrmeast1234 This is just an awful awful movie. Let's first start with the plot. The writer and directer are trying to shove about 20 different stories into a a 2 hour movie. There are so many subplots and so many stupid scenes which were not necessary. The movie then ended up doing a casting miracle by getting anybody and everybody that people have heard of and that were stupid enough to do the movie. I mean seriously do you need this many actors to make a good movie. The movie has a habit of straying then coming back on the topic on hand and then straying again. Then there is so much confusion throughout the movie. There might one or two parts where the person might let out a laugh but nothing like Hulchul or Hera Pheri or even Chup Chup Ke. Worst movie of the year and worst possibly of the this decade. Plus the whole movie is shot through a comic book which makes it look so stupid and makes Bollywood look like crap. I mean seriously. When we go through stretches were we have Dhoom, Don, Dhoom 2, and Rang De Basanti and then you get this crap. I mean this is just depressing. Now we have to discuss the actors. OK I look at Shahid Kapoor and I see potential. I mean his movies Fida and Shikar were actually good. Then he makes crap like this which just shows that he is going no where. Then we have Ayesha Takia who in my mind is the worst actor in Bollywood. I mean she has no emotions doesn't know how to act, sucks at dancing and not even that good to look at. She annoys me so much. Then we have the great Vivek Oberoi, who had a bright future after the movies company, Saathiya and Dum. I mean i thought he was the next best thing. Then came Kaal followed by Home delivery, Pyare Mohan, and then Naksha. Wow he screwed himself over. Then the He-man himself comes SUNNY DEOL aka seen that done that. I mean does this guy have any range at all. He plays the same guy/character in basically every movie. I mean at first it was cool, then it become OK this is his thing, and now its just wow your still doing that. While his fellow actors Shah Rukh Khan, Aamir Khan, Salman Khan, and Akshay Kumar and progressed he is still stuck in that some place. It is so depressing to watch him. Then comes Sameera Reddy who probably get lost in Dubai and came onto the set. She was just there, there was no need for her, no lines for her she was just there. Horrible actress although for a second I thought it was Priyanka Chopra only 2 seconds later to have my dreams crushed. OK I'm not gonna go through each actors performance individually so I'm just going to describe the next 7 in 4 words or less. Chunkey Pandey: WTF, Vijay RaaZ: not funny, Johnny lever: annoying, not funny, Paresh Rawal: tries to hard, unfunny, Jackie Shroff: Unnecessay, horrible job. Arbaaz khan: great actor horrible job, Om Puri: WTF!!!. Now who do i have to talk to get 2 hours of my life back?? Is it Ahmed Khan or the writer Neeraj Vora?

shahnc Rubbish is actually an understatement. Its hard to even begin to describe how terrible this movie is. I understand the fact that some movies require you to suspend your belief, but this is just pushing it too far. The story makes absolutely no sense, the plots are too damn confusing and the acting is just horrifying.That said, it can be somewhat entertaining if you don't wear your thinking caps. Paresh Rawal and Johnny Lever do give you some giggles but the rest of them do no justice to their acting talents. Sharmila Tagore and Om Puri are some of the finest actors around in Bollywood and it is sad to see them do roles such as these.The music is crappy, the special effects are crappier and Chunkey Pandey is the crappiest of them all! Avoid watching this movie as it is just not worth it.