​Happy Hardy And Heer – Musical But Lack The Romance

Happy Hardy And Heer – Musical But Lack The Romance

Director – Raka

Cast – Himesh Reshammiya, Sonai Mann

Heavily studded with 11 whooping songs and double role from Himesh Reshammiya lacks a screenplay and story to begin with, so if you’re high on music and low on content, this is right fit for you! The film is shot beautifully overseas and that’s the high point.

Childhood buddies, Happy and Heer, are happy go lucky buddies, but Happy has feelings for Heer, but couldn’t express them, eventually Heer leaves for London.

Happy follows Heer but she has already met Hardy (Himesh), an extended version or alter-ego character created just to sustain the story, what happens next forms the crux of this film, which boils down to nothing!

A lovable and guy next door, perhaps a little docile, Happy (Himesh Reshammiya), is smitten by his childhood friend Heer (Sonia Mann). She is fond of her friend, but there is a lot unsaid between the two.

Heer moves to London, Happy follows her there. Though he goes there on the pretext of getting a job, his real goal is to woo Heer. In London, she meets Hardy (Himesh, again), who is born and brought up there. Hardy is a successful entrepreneur, confident and dapper, perhaps everything Happy isn’t!

Heer falls for the latter, a twist in the tale leads to a situation where she has to choose between her childhood friend and her ideal man.

Himesh, who takes up the challenge of essaying two roles, shows some improvement in the acting department! Sonia Mann is just stuck with one emotion and maintains it.

The film lacks the most basic elements, a story and a screenplay. Hence actor’s can keep on pulling punches but they aren’t landing anywhere!

Director Raka fails to create the excitement and tension that’s required for a romantic film. The dialogues fail to elevate the story or add to its humour quotient.