The
hilarious
trio
of
Akshay
Kumar
-
Paresh
Rawal
-
Suniel
Shetty
who
had
you
in
splits
in
one
of
the
most
memorable
comedy
films
of
Hindi
cinema
-
Hera
Pheri,
is
back.
So
this
summer
its
Phir
Hera
Pheri
that
happens
to
be
the
one
of
the
first
sequels
releasing
from
a
spate
of
sequels
lined
up
this
year
(Krrish,
Dhoom
2,
Munnabhai
Meets
Mahatma,
etc)
The
trailer
of
Hera
Pheri
starts
with
scenes
from
the
prequel.
Some
funny
sequences
from
the
original
film
are
flashed
in
black
and
white.
Then
the
lead
characters
played
by
the
same
actors
are
re-introduced
in
the
trailer
with
context
to
the
sequel.
Akshay
Kumar
as
Raju
is
the
risk
taker.
Paresh
Rawal
as
Baburao
Ganpatrao
Apte
is
the
one
who
took
it.
Sunil
Shetty
as
Shyam
is
the
one
who
will
have
to
pay
for
it.
Phir
Hera
Pheri
starts
where
Hera
Pheri
ended.
At
the
end
of
the
first
part,
the
trio
was
shown
bagging
big
money
from
Kulbhushan
Kharbanda
out
of
goodwill.
So
the
trio
who
were
in
desperate
need
of
money
in
the
first
part
have
enough
of
it
in
the
sequel.
Life
turns
lavish
for
the
trio.
From
rags
they
switch
to
rich
attires.
Their
entire
look
changes!
But
the
viewer's
outlook
towards
these
characters
won't
change
because
they
bring
with
them
the
same
amount
of
hilarity.
The
introduction
scene
of
Rimmi
Sen
is
exactly
the
same
as
Tabu
was
introduced
in
the
prequel.
The
trio
indulges
in
a
brawl
snatching
Paresh
Rawal's
pyjamas
when
Rimmi
enters
the
room.
The
seen
is
perhaps
intentionally
retained
to
remind
of
the
classic
comic
scene
from
the
original.
And
despite
Baburao
Ganpatrao
Apte
gains
all
the
money,
he
doesn't
seem
to
lose
his
old
habits.
Apte
who
was
fascinated
with
his
well
and
had
a
habit
of
fetching
water
from
it
for
a
bath,
does
the
same
even
here.
Just
this
time
the
well
is
replaced
by
a
swimming
pool.
Bipasha
Basu
clad
in
pastel
saris
makes
a
late
appearance
but
looks
ethereal.
The
trailer
ends
on
the
scene
showing
the
trio
dressed
as
jokers.
A
new
game
seems
to
start.
Phir
Hera
Pheri
is
produced
by
Firoz
Nadiadwala
and
directed
by
Neeraj
Vora
who
had
written
the
screenplay
and
dialogues
of
the
first
part.