Oye Lucky, Lucky Oye tells the story of a loveable conman Lucky Singh (Abhay Deol). Such is his charm that even the Delhi police are extremely fond of him. The film is a journey of Lucky from a middle class boy to becoming a small time crook to notoriety and faux celebrity and the people he encounters in this journey. But the film is also much more than that as it multilayered with class envy and conflict, family dynamics, lower middle class aspirations, thwarted ambitions and the nature of celebrity.
OLLO may be no match on Dibakar Bannerjee’s debut flick, the very loveable Khosla Ka Ghosla but it is entertaining in parts. The writing deserves special mention. The wafer think plot does appear stretched at times but what holds it together is the acting by every single actor and the witty one-liners. The film is good fun with many subtle messages so cleverly built into the writing that you never ever get the feeling that somebody is pushing an intellectual agenda. The opening sequence is clearly paisa vasool and should not be missedsource ofhttp://www.zimbio.com/Bollywood+Movies/articles/14975/Movie+Review+Oye+Lucky+Lucky+Oye
