Happy
Bhag
Jayegi
starring
Diana
Penty,
Abhay
Deol
and
Jimmy
Shergill
is
a
cross-border
romantic
comedy
directed
by
Mudassar
Aziz
and
produced
by
Aanand
L
Rai.
The
film
will
take
you
through
a
journey
between
India
and
Pakistan
all
in
the
name
of
freedom
and
love.
The
movie
has
all
the
elements
to
entertain
the
audiences
such
as
romance,
comedy,
freedom,
love,
songs
and
to
top
it,
it
has
the
craziness
peppered
into
it
which
no
B-town
film
has
showcased
in
a
while.
If
fun
is
all
you
need
at
the
end
of
the
day,
then
Happy
Bhag
Jayegi
is
a
must
watch
for
you.
Director:
Mudassar
Aziz
Cast:
Diana
Penty,
Abhay
Deol,
Jimmy
Shergill,
Ali
Fazal,
Momal
Sheikh
Plot:
Happy
Bhaag
Jayegi
is
set
in
Punjab
where
a
vibrant,
youthful
and
independent
woman
Diana
Penty
(Happy)
is
forced
into
marriage
by
her
parents
to
Jimmy
Shergill
(Daman
Singh
Bagga)
who
is
a
local
political
goon
in
Amritsar.
Just
when
you
think
that
the
couple
will
have
a
happy
life
together,
things
take
a
drastic
turn
or
rather
we
can
say
a
funny
turn
when
Happy
runs
away
from
the
marriage
hall
leaving
everyone
confused.
Her
main
intention
to
run
away
is
to
marry
the
love
of
her
life
Guddu
(Ali
Fazal).
Abhay
Deol
(Bilal
Ahmed)
is
a
politician
from
Pakistan
who
comes
to
India
for
a
bilateral
trade
pact
and
is
given
a
huge
box
of
flowers
as
a
gift
from
the
Indian
government
as
a
token
of
friendship.
Happy
runs
away
and
hides
in
a
'cargo
gift
parcel'
box
and
unknowingly
gets
shipped
to
Pakistan
to
Bilal
Ahmed's
house.
Confrontations
arise
between
Happy
and
Bilal
and
he
decides
to
deport
her
from
the
country
for
entering
without
valid
documents.
Happy,
who
is
witty
and
smart
ends
up
winning
Bilal's
friendship
and
he
promises
to
help
her
at
any
cost
by
getting
her
married
to
Guddu.
Bilal
enters
India
and
takes
Guddu
with
him
to
Pakistan.
Daman
Singh
Bagga,
gets
to
know
about
Happy's
wherabouts
and
by
using
his
political
influence
goes
on
a
hunt
in
search
of
Happy
to
Lahore,
as
he
wants
to
marry
her
under
any
circumstances.
Happy,
Guddu,
Bilal
and
Bagga
are
all
in
Pakistan
and
only
one
man
can
win
Happy's
heart.
Will
Daman
Singh
Bagga
find
his
escaped
beau
in
Pakistan
and
marry
her?
Will
Guddu
defeat
Bagga
and
tie
the
knot
with
Happy?
Or
will
Bilal
fall
in
love
with
Happy
and
marry
her
in
the
process?
For
that
you
will
have
to
hit
the
theatres!
We're
sure
you'll
never
be
disappointed.
Performances:
Diana
Penty,
who
had
a
successful
debut
through
Cocktail,
is
back
through
Happy
Bhaag
Jayegi.
Her
acting
skills
are
on
full
display
and
the
dedication
she
has
poured
into
the
comedy
scenes
are
immense,
and
she
has
done
justice
to
her
role
overall.
Abhay
Deol
mesmerised
the
audiences'
with
his
comic
timings
and
has
managed
to
make
people
chuckle
with
his
body
language
and
dialogue
delivery.
He
acts
serious
when
things
get
serious
and
gets
funny
when
things
are
out
of
his
control.
He
has
perfectly
portrayed
the
role
of
a
friend,
guide
and
a
good
samaritan
in
the
movie
which
will
make
you
fall
in
love
with
him.
Coming
to
Jimmy
Shergill,
he
has
once
again
proved
his
credibility
as
an
actor
and
has
immersed
himself
into
the
role
of
a
local
Punjabi
politician.
If
you
think
Jimmy's
work
in
Tanu
Weds
Manu
franchise
was
his
best,
then
you're
wrong!
He's
at
his
best
in
Happy
Bhaag
Jayegi
and
has
delivered
a
spectacle
which
can
never
be
forgotten.
Technicalities:
The
director
Mudassar
Aziz
has
done
a
good
job
and
he
has
showcased
the
spirit
of
a
modern
woman
from
every
angle
and
her
desire
to
be
free
in
a
funny
yet
thought
provoking
way.
The
film
mostly
showcases
Pakistan
throughout
and
you'll
realize
that
the
country
across
the
border
is
the
same
just
like
India,
be
it
people
or
landscapes,
he's
showcased
that
we're
all
one
and
has
successfully
managed
to
make
the
connection
with
the
audience
on
this
one.
The
comedy
scenes
in
the
movie
are
not
that
great
but
can
make
you
chuckle
for
a
while.
Although
we
laughed
through
the
comedy
scenes,
the
lack
of
a
strong
plot
did
not
go
unnoticed.
The
camera
angles
and
visual
effects
are
very
normal,
but
the
scenes
shifting
between
India
and
Pakistan
takes
the
cake,
as
Mudassar
has
neatly
interwoven
it
all
together
leaving
no
room
for
confusion.
The
pace
of
the
film
is
steady
but
slows
down
during
the
second
half
that
might
get
you
bored
for
a
while.
Verdict:
If
you
want
to
lighten
your
day
and
have
a
good
laugh
then
Happy
Bhag
Jayegi
is
the
movie
for
you!
It
has
all
the
elements
of
love,
romance
and
comedy
peppered
into
it
which
will
make
you
forget
all
your
worries
and
provide
full
on
masala
entertainment.