Sorry Brother !!!

Wanna go on a trip to 'beautiful' Mauritius ? lovely beaches, cool blue surf , white sand, breezy sunshine...ah we got it plenty in here ...I mean in this movie: 'sorry bhai!'
For the better part of this fresh and crispy(admittedly naughty) film is a viva de la Mauritius...a visual treat and a refreshing tale set in the island nation.
And the rest of the story is about two brothers, one mom , one dad and a girl in between..ehm.
The look, feel, and the premise of the plot is essentially 'western' , rather somewhat like a breezy Hollywood flick...the only 'Indian' factor being the veteran lady dynamite ,Shabana Azmi who just manages to suffuse some 'culture' into this zanny tale.
Otherwise, you can dial in the moral police to ban this movie for violation of our so so many 'so called' imbibed family values and traditions.
I mean how could you possibly digest (and justify) a girl who's going to marry a guy (Sanjay Suri) who she has loved for the past 5 years suddenly fall for the innocence n charm of the guy's younger brother (Sharman Joshi)...in just 5 days!!!!
Believe me...the guy's family arrives just to attend that very marriage.
Ahh...ok, so Sharman looks cute with a saxophone and a 'kinetic' memory working on the theory of 'everything is alive' (even a toy dog)!
Ha! enuf to make a girl go week in her knees and seduce him in the men's changing room!
And which girl? A girl who is going to be her 'sis-in-law'!!
Dangerous.
Digest it...for there's enough 'restraint' and ethical intrusion to tone down the controversial and immoral conduct of the Miss Daisy Doo (Chitrandga Singh)
and a lot of humour to mellow down the 'hot' debate...I especially enjoyed the narrative, the superb performances, the freshness of the screenplay which kept me interested (and smiling).

So whats the message (actually a warning ..lol) : Beware of inviting your unmarried brother to your wedding ....there is a high probability that you might be left with nothing but an SMS : "sorry bro!"