Mr Joe B Carvalho
Cast: Arshad Warsi, Soha Ali Khan, Jaaved Jaaferi, Karishma Kotak, Vijay Raaz
Director: Samir Tiwari
Rating: 4 Star Rating: Recommended
A comedy film comprises a funny script and good dialogues. 'Mr Joe B Carvalho' sadly lacks both. Resultantly, the two hours spent watching the movie turn out to be pure torture. What you can laugh at is the poor performance on the part of the director, producer and story writer .
There's a man named detective Joe B Carvalho based in Bengaluru, who lives with his visually-impaired grandmother. This character is sad yet funny in that he beats up a bunch of men - involved in making drugs - just so he can blackmail them into paying his cable bills. He clearly doesn't realise the seriousness of what they're doing, and takes it as he sees it: a bunch of men, in a flat, making dough. This detective also has a girlfriend who's a police officer, and for matters made clear in the movie, the two break up.
The detective's latest case is to catch a couple that ran away from home and and are planning to get married without their parents' consent. On the other side of life, is his police officer ex girlfriend, who's task it is to catch 'Carlos', an international killer plotting to foil this couple's hopes of wedded bliss.
Here's a sample of the kind of dialogues the movie has: "Maut, p*tty, aur Carlos kabhi bhi kahi bhi aa sakte hain". 'Maut' is something that doesn't follow the sad dialogues of this movie.
Tage : mr joe b carvalho, movie review, arshad warsi, soha ali khan, jaaved jaaferi,
Cast: Arshad Warsi, Soha Ali Khan, Jaaved Jaaferi, Karishma Kotak, Vijay Raaz
Director: Samir Tiwari
Rating: 4 Star Rating: Recommended
A comedy film comprises a funny script and good dialogues. 'Mr Joe B Carvalho' sadly lacks both. Resultantly, the two hours spent watching the movie turn out to be pure torture. What you can laugh at is the poor performance on the part of the director, producer and story writer .
There's a man named detective Joe B Carvalho based in Bengaluru, who lives with his visually-impaired grandmother. This character is sad yet funny in that he beats up a bunch of men - involved in making drugs - just so he can blackmail them into paying his cable bills. He clearly doesn't realise the seriousness of what they're doing, and takes it as he sees it: a bunch of men, in a flat, making dough. This detective also has a girlfriend who's a police officer, and for matters made clear in the movie, the two break up.
The detective's latest case is to catch a couple that ran away from home and and are planning to get married without their parents' consent. On the other side of life, is his police officer ex girlfriend, who's task it is to catch 'Carlos', an international killer plotting to foil this couple's hopes of wedded bliss.
Here's a sample of the kind of dialogues the movie has: "Maut, p*tty, aur Carlos kabhi bhi kahi bhi aa sakte hain". 'Maut' is something that doesn't follow the sad dialogues of this movie.
Tage : mr joe b carvalho, movie review, arshad warsi, soha ali khan, jaaved jaaferi,
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