WHAT'S IT ABOUT: Just when you're beginning to believe that comedy in Indian films has got past the amateurish stage comes a movie like Do Knot Disturb to shatter that notion. How many times is director David Dhawan going to subject us to inane situations created around cheating husbands and insipid wives?

Yet another story knitted around comedy's favourite subject: cheating. When suspicious wife Kiran (Sushmita Sen) comes across her husband Raj's (Govinda) photograph with his arm-squeeze Dolly (Lara Dutta), she confronts him.

But he convinces her that she is the girlfriend of Govardhan (Riteish Deshmukh) a passerby who is snapped up accidentally in the picture. He then traces Govardhan and pays him pretend to be Dolly's lover to hoodwink the detective (Ranvir Shorey) that his rich wife has hired.

What's hot: There are very few scenes in the film that make you giggle. The one with Govinda and Sushmita in the hotel, Govardhan's mother in the hospital watching TV and imagining her son is working with smugglers and when Ranvir is convinced that he is actually John Matthews.



Not only does the script lack any trace of novelty factor, the film is also filled with tepid performances. Lara, who was a delight in Jhoom Barabar Jhoom, is hugely disappointing in DKD.

Sush seems more concerned with playing the (extra large) real-life diva that she is. Govinda is stagnating in the same kind of roles that ceased being funny after the first ten times. Riteish is the only saving grace.

Ranvir Shourey is wasted in the idiotic part. Sohail Khan as the dumped boyfriend with anger management issues manages to get a few laughs.