Years
ago,
my
friends
often
shot
amateur
videos
involving
themselves
on
a
handycam.
Dancing
on
popular
songs
and
mouthing
the
same
lines
that
were
popular
then,
the
amateur
videos
would
be
played
amongst
friends
during
a
chilled
out
evening
or
during
one
of
those
relaxed
evenings.
The
laughter
while
watching
the
amateur
videos
still
resonates
in
my
ears.
Memories
of
those
days
flashed
in
front
of
my
eyes
as
reel
after
reel
of
Kuchh
Kariye
unfolded.
What
happens
when
an
amateur
director,
an
amateur
writer
and
a
bunch
of
amateur
actors
join
hands?
It
results
in
a
film
called
Kuchh
Kariye,
which,
very
frankly,
makes
no
sense
at
all.
Kuchh
Kariye
marks
the
debut
of
singer
Sukhwinder
Singh
as
an
actor.
As
someone
who
has
been
an
ardent
admirer
of
his
singing,
I
felt
pained
to
see
him
cast
in
a
film
that
has
an
apology
of
a
script
and
non-existent
direction.
As
for
Sukhwinder's
acting
skills,
the
less
said
the
better.
He
is
expressionless,
flaunts
his
physique
like
Salman
Khan
and
wears
garish
outfits.
My
sincere
and
humble
advice
to
Sukhwinder
is,
stick
to
singing!
Sukhwinder,
a
musician,
is
in
love
with
Shriya.
They
leave
their
hometown
for
better
prospects.
They
meet
Vikrum
Kumar
and
Rufy
Khan,
who
have
also
arrived
in
Mumbai
to
realise
their
dreams.
They
decide
to
make
a
film
to
bring
about
a
change
in
society.
But
a
terror
attack
changes
everything.
It's
difficult
to
categorise
Kuchh
Kariye
in
any
particular
genre.
The
story
changes
so
rapidly
and
so
haphazardly
that
you're
clueless
about
the
on-screen
goings-on.
In
fact,
not
one
department
in
the
film
is
worth
highlighting.
The
acting
too
touches
a
new
low.
On
the
whole,
Kuchh
Kariye
is
a
big
yawn.
Directed
by
-
Jagbir
Dahiya
Starring
-
Sukhwinder
Singh,
Vikrum
Kumar,
Rufy
Khan,
Shriya,
Khuahhish,
Deepak
Shirke,
Mushtaq
Khan
...