Best scene from a 2011 Bollywood flick

Check out this video ...  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGEJAmmJjqk

Absolutely Hilarious ... 
No doubt this one has to be the Best scene from a 2011 Bollywood flick

  

The scene is but a part of an equally fabulous movie. Few movies are better than their trailor. Pyaar Ka Punchnama (PKP) is just that. A fabulous movie, which I saw very late and that too by chance.

Fantastic casting, fabulous acting, fantabulous direction .... this movie that was perfect in many ways. The actors who were incidentally 'all new' .. played their parts to perfection. I found each one of them just perfect for their roles. I couldn't really find flaws in any of their performances ... loved the movie, the actors and everything about the movie.

This is one movie I could watch again and again .... (few bollywood flicks would get that from me). Kudos to the Director LUV RANJAN, the actors and everyone involved in the making of this fantastic movie - I seriously hope it gets some awards.

 

The primary cast ... You all did a fabulous job. Loved all of You ...
 

Rayo Bakhirta as Vikrant Choudhary             

Nushrat Bharucha as Neha

Sonalli Sehgal as Rhea

Divyendu Sharma as Nishant Agarwal

Ishita Sharma as Charu

Kartik Tiwari as Rajat

 

Now waiting for its sequel ... hope it lives up to the high expectations that have been set !

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