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3 Idiots Movie Review - All is well

By Siddhartha
Aamir khan has proven once again why he is the undisputed leader of Bollywood. His last release was Ghajini which was released on 25th Dec 2008 and on the same day exactly a year later his "3 Idiots" hits the screens. The movie which is loosely based on the book by chetan Bhaghat titled Five Point Someone is an adaptation that is suitably modified to satisfy the ordinary movie goers. The movie which is an outright comedy with shades of seriousness is a total paisa vasool.

Rancho (Aamir Khan), Farhan (Madhavan) and Raju (Sharman Joshi) are the three lovable idiots who enroll themselves into Imperial College of Engineering which has Viru Sahastrabude a.k.a Virus (Boman Irani) as its director. Rancho stamps his authority in college in the first day at hostel when he escapes the ragging episode by his seniors and in return he ends up giving a shock to one of his senior.

Farhan, Raju and Rancho are room mates in hostel and they together keep the campus rocking. Virus frustrated by the trio sends in a warning letter to both Farhan and Raju's parents and when all three visit the residences of Farhan and Raju they get to know each other's background.

Virus then develops an ill feeling towards the trio thanks to their pranks and at the same time the 3 idiots come across Pia (Kareena Kapoor) who unfortunately happens to be the daughter of Virus. Pia though stubborn at the beginning slowly changes her stance about them and also her interaction with Rancho blossoms into love between the two.

When the trio complete their studies and bid adieu to college life, each individuals life takes different dimensions and when they all meet together again after a gap of few years they come across a mystery that hits them hard and how they unravel the mystery is in the scope of the remaining part of the movie.

Director Rajkumar Hirani who is also incharge of the editing has done a fabulous job and hats-off to him especially to change gears from Munnabhai series to something new. However, he has kept lots of scope for a sequel to this movie which should be rolling out soon depending on the success of 3 Idiots.

Music by Shantanu Moitra are melodious and peppy in nature and "All is Well" song has become more of a youth anthem now. All the actors have been brilliant and at the same time flawless. Special mention and appreciation should be given to Boman Irani for the body language and the dialogue delivery style in the character of Virus.

"3 Idiots" - All is Well in this comic adaptation of "Five Point Someone".
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