Jhoota hi Sahi * *

We have always been moved by the light romantic comedy flicks from the west like Notting Hill,When Harry met Sally,Love actually and so on. This is our answer, in our style.'Jhoota hi sahi' is about a loser(Sid>John) who stammers when he sees beautiful women.Well let's be frank here fellow Indian men, who doesn't.Anyways, he has a girlfriend who is more like a mommy manipulating him always.He is not in love with her although he thinks otherwise given his stammering comes to a halt when she's around. His friend circle-a Pakistani(Raghu), living with her knocked-up sister, who has a Japanese boyfriend,who proposes her everyday with his amusing ways.They all are friends with a gay, who brings a new boyfriend every now and then.And our protagonist and his Pakistani friends also have a pervert in their shop where they sell Indian Books and they do not do Deepak Chopra.What more can you ask for?

One night Sid gets a call from a suicidal person on the verge of ending his life.Sid tries his best to convince him not to.Later it turns out his number was accidentally printed in 'Suicide helpline for Indians' ad.He himself becomes a volunteer and then gets a call from Mishka(female lead).He talks to her all the time and becomes her confidant.But fortunately or unfortunately, she visits his book shop and confronts Sid.Now Sid, and Sid over the phone are two different persons for her.To make Sid look good, 'Sid over the phone' starts a lie-game.It's fun to see everything falling apart for Sid.There are some very funny moments in the movie and the one-liners are just awesomely hilarious.A new for our flicks.

If you are a romantic person at heart, you will enjoy the flow and the cuteness.Except for the typical bollywood style end.Even if there if no possibility to put some thrill, Indian directors have this in-built thing to incorporate that.To sum up, watch it for- Raghu's one liners,Raghu's expressions,John's out of the world cuteness(Yes girls, this one is for you!),few good songs and the overall feel.

P.S. Avoid a seat near a bunch of John-is-so-cute-obsessed-girls.