Rating 2.5/5

Cast: Tusshar Kapoor, Anupam Kher, Rajpal Yadav, Raima Sen, Mithun Chakraborty

Director: Sachin Yardi

C Kkompany is the story of three average men who are fed up with their lives and are hoping for a miracle to help turn things around for them. Akshay Kumar (Tusshar Kapoor) plays a journalist who loves all things concerning the underworld which includes his girlfriend Priya (Raima Sen) who happens to be the sister of the local don Dattu bhai (Mithun Chakraborty). But the salary of a journalist isn't enough to run away abroad with Priya and so he is hoping for a way that will make him rich overnight. Ramakant Joshi (Anupam Kher) is fed up with his son. After having spent every penny on him, he today has to deal with his lack of concern for his own father. Now Joshi is on a one point plan to recover every penny that he spent on his son from his son. And the third man is Lambodhar Jha who has to deal with the taunts of the world about his height – or the lack of it!

Tired of the constant struggle that their lives have become, the three often meet on the rooftop of their building to discuss their problems over alcohol. And on one such booze filled night, the three come up with a plan to scare Joshi's son by acting as a bhai on the phone extorting money. So the next day Joshi's son receives a call that leaves him petrified and ready to cough up the one crore being asked on the phone. That phone call gives birth to C Kkompany! The three then almost transform into Robinhood as they use their bhaigirii to help the average man find a solution to his problems.


So is the film worth a watch?

Yes if you are looking for a light hearted comedy caper. Leave your brains at home and head to the cinema to watch Tusshar Kapoor give one of his better performances. The actor has definitely improved over the years. Anupam Kher often feels lost during the film but Rajpal yadav has come out on tops too. His bhai act leaves you in splits and if not for anything else, then his overall performance is worth a dekho.

Coming from the Balaji Telefilms banner, you wouldn't expect the kind of tongue in cheek humour that the script has with respect to its tv serials. The fun the film pokes at Ekta Kapoor's serials leaves you laughing through out. And Mithun Chakraborty's act of a don obsessed with Balaji characters is hilarious and definitely displays a new side to the senior actor.

Overall C KKompany is a film containing perfectly timed comedy that doesn't make you cringe even once. It is just the kind of antidote we need after a stressful week!