Directed by : Remo D'Souza
Imdb link -> http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2321163/
Predictable plot, but could still had been a good movie only if the performances of the actors was good. Kay Kay Menon and Prabhu Deva were wrong choices to play the main leads. Though Kay Kay Menon has just one flashback dance sequence that too few seconds one, his tone was very over the top. Prabhu Deva had his dance moves working, that scene where he dances to get money back. But his dialogue delivery and expressions never invoke any feelings towards his character.
Actors like Hrithik Roshan or Shahid Kapur are a must in such movies, or atleast one of them with rest cast having actors who could act much better. You can't make a film just on dance, acting is a must. Its like making a film on sports, having actors who play sports well but no acting skills.
Vishnu (Prabhu Deva) is thrown out of Swish Dance Academy which he had set with his business partner Jehangir (Kay Kay Menon). Vishnu plans to return back, until at Ganesh Utsav, he watches bunch of guys having kind of dance moves that if worked on could bring a lot of fame and glory. Vishnu decides to train them freely, and make a team that could win competition in Swish Dance Academy. But, there are cliches like a guy's father against him dancing, two guy's having fight against each other for a girl, and one guy is after drugs.
The team that Vishnu has for dance competition, acts pretty fine.. specially Chandu played by Punit Pathak. Pankaj Tripathi does well in a small comic cameo. Ganesh Acharya was good, though most of the time the attention went to his overweight size, that moment when he takes chair to sit.
The songs are very average, Bezubaan and final dance song are likeable to certain extent. The twist in the finale was very good one, and also the choreography of final song was fantastic. Something I would say wasn't spectacular type in rest movie.
Any Body Can Dance, has very few good moments, and expectedly they are all dance sequences. Good casting could well had made the film appear much better.
Verdict : BELOW AVERAGE
Imdb link -> http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2321163/
Predictable plot, but could still had been a good movie only if the performances of the actors was good. Kay Kay Menon and Prabhu Deva were wrong choices to play the main leads. Though Kay Kay Menon has just one flashback dance sequence that too few seconds one, his tone was very over the top. Prabhu Deva had his dance moves working, that scene where he dances to get money back. But his dialogue delivery and expressions never invoke any feelings towards his character.
Actors like Hrithik Roshan or Shahid Kapur are a must in such movies, or atleast one of them with rest cast having actors who could act much better. You can't make a film just on dance, acting is a must. Its like making a film on sports, having actors who play sports well but no acting skills.
Vishnu (Prabhu Deva) is thrown out of Swish Dance Academy which he had set with his business partner Jehangir (Kay Kay Menon). Vishnu plans to return back, until at Ganesh Utsav, he watches bunch of guys having kind of dance moves that if worked on could bring a lot of fame and glory. Vishnu decides to train them freely, and make a team that could win competition in Swish Dance Academy. But, there are cliches like a guy's father against him dancing, two guy's having fight against each other for a girl, and one guy is after drugs.
The team that Vishnu has for dance competition, acts pretty fine.. specially Chandu played by Punit Pathak. Pankaj Tripathi does well in a small comic cameo. Ganesh Acharya was good, though most of the time the attention went to his overweight size, that moment when he takes chair to sit.
The songs are very average, Bezubaan and final dance song are likeable to certain extent. The twist in the finale was very good one, and also the choreography of final song was fantastic. Something I would say wasn't spectacular type in rest movie.
Any Body Can Dance, has very few good moments, and expectedly they are all dance sequences. Good casting could well had made the film appear much better.
Verdict : BELOW AVERAGE
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