It's Rocking Dard-E-Disco

Story: The film is about two brothers and their over smart antics that lands them in trouble.

Review: Two brothers Rocky and Rambo (Akshay Kapoor and Aryeman Ramsay) who are no ‘do-gooders’ try hard to enter a night club owned by Disco King (Bappi Lahiri) one night. They are not allowed as entry is for invitees only. Fortunately and unfortunately, DK accidentally rams his car into theirs. He apologizes and allows them in to make up for his mistake.

Drug dealer (Shakti Kapoor) and his gang are desperate to do business in Disco’s King’s club but knowing DK is strictly against it, they plan to kidnap him! The boys get dragged into this fiasco and what follows is chaos.

Not a single element of Dard-e-Disco is ‘rocking’. From songs that are totally unnecessary, jokes that are not funny, performances which are painfully over-the-top, sub-plots meaningless….the film drags to death, leading to nowhere. The conclusion of ‘saying no to drugs’ has nothing to do with the story that precedes it.The romantic tracks of the film are random too. The film lacks continuation. Lack of a good story only makes it worse.

Performances are weak too. Akshay Kapoor tries too hard to sound funny while Sneha Ullal looks blank and stays expressionless. Rituparna Sen Gupta has no great role either. Asrani overacts.

Bappi Lahiri's debut film as an actor is extremely disappointing. Acting is most certainly not his forte. Even in terms of music, barring the usage of his prior hits like 'Yaad aa raha hai', nothing else impresses.