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BHEJA FRY Ranjeet Thadani lives a wealthy lifestyle in Mumbai along with his wife, Sheetal who is a singer while he manages Soundtrack Industries. At the request of his friend Jagdish Verma, he decides to invite a singer and Libran, Bharat Bhushan to his residence for dinner, as well as listen to him sing. Ranjeet, suffering from back pain, does not realize that Bharat is also an Income-Tax Inspector, and upon arrival at Ranjeets residence, will virtually and hilariously turn his life upside down. OH MY GOD All of us have asked god for help at various moments in our lives. What if God Actually tried to help and we Were oblivious to his presence? Vinay stars as Rajendra, a simple salesman with big dreems, a hard core Dhiru Bhai Ambani fan, who wants to make it big in life but through ehical ways. Suman (Divya Dutta) is Rajenders patient and loving wife, who stands by her husband at all times. As Rajendra continues to fail in his various money macking schemes, Suman pleads with god to help her husband. What follows is a series of hilarious encounters where God (played in human form by (Saurabh Shukla) tries to help Rajendra become successful but is constantly frustrated as Rajendra fails to recongnize to opportunities. First- time director Sourabh Shrivastava tells a funny, touching story of a simple man who, with a little help from God, needs to come to terms with is big dreams and find balance in his life. RAAT GAYI BAAT GAYI If you loved the artistic kind of movies made in the 70s & 80s then you will readily appreciate the efforts put in Raat Gayi Baat Gayi" accompanied by many superlative performancs to enjoy. The best act comes from Rajat Kapoor and Vinay Pathak, which gets equally supported by the sizzling beauty, Neha Dhupia who looks too hot in hr revealing out fits. Rest of the cast includes, Dalip Tahil, Irawati Harshe,Anu Menon, Navnit Nisshan and Aamir Bashis who also provide many funny and amusing moments for the viewers. To complete the team lead by Rajat Kapoor there are few special caneos too made by the well known, Ranvir Shorey, Marakand Deshpande and the renowned director Sudhir Mishra. Interestingly both Ranvir and Marakand have the two most hilarious scenes in the script where Ranvir is talking about his innovative "Kukkad" dish and Marakand is showing his palmistry skills to a lady. Incidentlly, "Raat Gayi Baat Gayi" reminded me of another realistic gem called "Party" (1984). Summing up, Raat Gayi Baat Gayi is a well directed and superbly acted movie which will nostly appeal to the thinking viewers who love the realistic, offboat and artistic kind of cinema. Go for it if you are a fan of this particular genre.