Badmaash Company - Shahid Kapoor / Yash Raj

This movie has a really good life lesson. Amazing movie.

Badmaash Company is Wonderful,Splendid movie. Loved Shahid Kapoor & Anushka Sharma are wonderful.Thank You

Typical Indian formula movie in which the hero is really smart and making fool of every American businessmen without getting in trouble with the strictly enforced US laws (unlike India). This may sound ok to Indian audience, but appears so stupid to the US audience. And the portrayal of those sex scenes in the bathroom are so unthinkable and unreal in America. I don't know what these Indian movie producers are drinking.

It was a pretty good movie, good ensemble case. For a movie this long, Vir Das and Meiyang Chang's characters could have been developed a little more. However, once again this is another movie where numerous scenes were supposed to be New York City but were obviously shot in Philadelphia - the subway scenes, the prison scenes with the AMTRAK train running behind the old Holmesburg Prison, glimpses of Philadelphia City Hall, Liberty Place Tower and other Center City places, but the dead giveaway was the Philadelphia Eagles poster. LOL. Not quite enough attention was paid to details. Still, it was entertaining.

This Hindi show is not the typical fare, almost a little too risque for that culture. I miss seeing Shahid Kapoor dance, but boy can he act. And the supporting cast was wonderful as well. The message in the end was amazing, though this is definitely not a kid friendly movie. My daughter will be sad, but she can see this when she's older.

It is a movie about changing morals, the urgency to get rich now at any cost and the personal cost to those who live that life. Unfortuneately, this story will be lived over and over in many people's lives and maybe not as good of an outcome.

Yash Raj Films--one of India's biggest production companies--has been criticized in recent years for the conservative cultural and family values in its films. But at the same time, it's been intriguingly progressive in its characterization of women, and its new release 'Badmaash Company' is the latest example.One key scene in 'Badmaash' says it all: While the main female character--an aspiring model named Bulbul (played by Anushka Sharma)--is making out with the male lead--a con artist named Karan (Shahid Kapoor)--in his car, she stops and says, "This isn't serious, okay?" Surprised, he replies, "That's my line."Women have been taking the hero's lines in a lot of Yash Raj's movies lately. Sharma made her debut in one--'Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi' (2008)--in which she played a traditional girl who's true to her heart, and it's she, not her misguided husband, who has the climactic epiphany. Kapoor also starred in one--'Dil Bole Hadippa' (2009)--in which he was sidelined by a cross-dressing, cricket-playing heroine who stole the show. In 'Badmaash,' Sharma plays a sharp, sexy woman who makes no apologies for her boldness--exemplified when a modeling agent propositions her and she stabs him in the thigh with a pair of scissors to teach him a lesson.The film is set in 1994--before India liberalized its economy and removed enormous taxes on imported goods. Back then, foreign merchandise cost a fortune and black marketeers profited handsomely from low supply and high demand. Karan--who comes from a precariously middle-class family--enlists Bulbul and his friends Zing (Meiyang Chang) and Chandu (Vir Das) in a cunning con to evade import taxes and get rich quick. They get away with it and make a bundle, but the government abolishes the high tariffs, putting an end to their swindle. So they move to the U.S. and pull off a similar but less clever con in New York City.And that's where the film stops being a caper and focuses on the moral conflict, which is the heart of Hindi cinema. The now-rich gang goes to Las Vegas and descends into decadence in the West's Sodom and Gomorrah. Zing, who was a functional alcoholic before, becomes a raging, out-of-control drunk who abuses his new girlfriend, a Vegas showgirl. Chandu, who was a harmless horn-dog in the past, starts doing hookers two at a time in casino restroom stalls. And Karan, who was merely a cocky punk at the outset, develops some serious delusions of grandeur. Bulbul, on the other hand, regains her moral bearings as she's horrified by her friends' behavior.Karan's comeuppance is a given, but the manner of his redemption is not. Once he's alienated from everyone, it's the knight, not the damsel, who's in distress, and Bulbul saves him by reconnecting him to what he's lost, including himself.'Badmaash Company' is rated Worth Watching.- The Bollywood Ticket: The American guide to Indian movies (Subscribe: The Bollywood Ticket)

The movie was entertaining. Got a bit boring in the middle.

Lovely movie

Worst dvd.. dont buy it...

Really a good movie the way of taking nd songs is very good!! The parcel of this DVD very nice

awsoem movie.. shahid rocks