Cast: Mashhoor Amrohi, Vishakha Singh, Jackie Shroff, Kiran Kumar, A K Hangal, Mukesh Rishi, Mac Mohan, Shehzad Khan and others Director:Mashhoor Amrohi Producer:Tajdar Amrohi Music:Tajdar Amrohi Date of release:June 5th, 2008
'Humsey Hai Jahaan' is Directed by Mashhoor Amrohi.With this movie you realize hat the director's intention may be sincere' to make to make a full-on ertainer and it is a comedy . And the director can be given one pat on the back for coming up with a twisted tale, however though the presentation was good.And in this film the director's role too.
An interesting tale, the story begins with a fraudster Sameer Khanna (Masshoor) who walks his way up in life by conning people and duping them. His path leads him to Singapore where he meets up with the famous Gary Rosario (Jackie) who is a very powerful racketeer of night clubs. Sameer starts working for Gary but as luck would have it, he ends up in an emergency and is on the need for some huge money. He approaches Gary only to get turned down. With no other choice, he makes his own plan and kidnaps Esha (Vishakha) as she happens to be the darling daughter of the wealthy and successful film star Gyaneshwar Singh (Shehzaad).
However, emotions take control of the situation and Sameer starts falling in love with Esha and even she starts feeling the same for him. He takes her to Sentosa to have a good time with her but not for long since Gyaneshwar has got in touch with Gary who happens to be the god father of Esha to locate her. Gary assigns the task to Sameer who is the kidnapper himself, meanwhile during the course, Sameer and Esha also get into tangles with local dons Pran Panwara (Kiran Kumar) and Dabar (Mukesh Rishi). What happens hereafter is to be seen on the screen.
Performances:
The director is directed this film in a good way, however though the presentation was good, the narration lost out badly especially in the second half. The camera was average despite foreign locations, the editing was numb,the music was just about okay with two numbers that can be hummed for a while. The script was alright but it could have been a lot better with a tighter screenplay. There is an overdose of comedy which kind of diluted the momentum. Mashhoor who is making his debut has come out with a good performance. Vishakha was simple and sweet and showed a lot of promise. Jackie was stylish and flamboyant but had a limited role. It was nice to see some of the old baddies like Kiran Kumar, Prem Chopra but the best among them was the good old Mac Mohan who has not shown any signs of old age. Shehzaad Khan was annoying. The others did their job with ease.
