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fees, ~10,000 for incidentals and stationery, and anywhere between ~30,000 and ~3 lakh for the tuition fee. infanticide angles mixed in. It’s almost half an hour before Talpade shows us the actual posters, but still, all is going well.
The gags are fun, even if they are silly.
A blind old woman who sleeps with a revolver under her pillow touches Sunny Deol’s face and says, “Dharmendra?’ Bobby replies, “Nahin, unka beta.”
Talpade shoots him a quizzical look; his expression says, ‘What else could I do?’ It’s that kind of funny, but it works. Until it doesn’t.
The jokes get more and more embedded in the Deol family fan club. There are references to earlier films, borders, you get the gist.
Worse still, the same jokes are retold five different times before they dig up a new one. And the humour gets increasingly crass.
One character stands out even in this devolving mess. Ashwini Kalsekar (Munni, from Golmaal) displays superb comic timing in her role as a disinterested doctor. She has been underrated and will hopefully shine from here on.
One thing that doesn’t shine is the film’s runtime. At 131 minutes, you have to be in a really good mood to enjoy Poster Boys. from backgrounds similar to the fliers’ representatives in the internal panel will be its members. From the industry side, the representative will be an airline officer no junior than a vicepresident level airline official.
Civil aviation secretary RN Choubey said it will not be mandatory for other airlines to ban the same passenger. Action can only be taken if something happens inside the plane .