Bisi Bisi of Ramesh Aravind - an out and out hilarious movie

Ramesh and Anu Prabhakar in film Bisi Bisi

Bisi Bisi of Ramesh Aravind produced by Pal Chandani is not the first film to talk about the delighted life of a married couple, their joy, ups and downs, entry of 'second lady' in 'his' life etc, but certainly a film with a difference, which makes you enjoy every bit of the film within the frameset of perfection and professionalism. There is nothing hypothetical but very realistic. Every frame looks like an incident that could happen in our surroundings. Ramesh makes Bisi Bisi an out and out hilarious movie.

The belief about 'seventh year itch' looks realistic till the end but burst off. The way seven phases of married life is Ramesh and Anu Prabhakar in film Bisi Bisi

narrated and presented is simply beautiful. First year, its love, love and love everywhere… husband sees his wife pushing even in Aishwarya Rai aside during his second year… when its three, is time to become three from two and the newborn is everything to his wife! Fourth year is when the downside starts and Dally coming in front attracts the husband but 'Tali' dominates over Dally… the actual itch starts when its seven. He finds the home without wife like Germany without Hitler! Hero flirting with a girl soon realizes the reality and runs back to his loved one! There is no scope for word 'divorce' if everyone out there thinks like this idealistic hero.

Every frame of Bisi Bisi has entertaining touch of Ramesh Aravinda. As a salacious person, running after chicks in Bangalore, but still loving and Ramesh in film Bisi Bisi

respecting his wife, Ramesh is undoubtedly a great actor. Somehow somewhere, one can see traces of 'Hendtige Helbedi' of Ananth Nag. Anu Prabhakar is nothing less than Ramesh in acting department. She looks gumptious and lively throughout the film. In an instance where she fights with Ramesh for a ring, as an irritating but affectionate wife, as a sulky but caring spouse she is another point of attraction. Madhury Bhattacharya looks glamorous and an apt fit for her role. Shankar Rao and Praveen Naik are good too. Full of comedy but no vulgarity or slang anywhere is yet another plus of Bisi Bisi. Full credit to Rajendra Karanth for dialogs. Ramanath Rugvedi deserves a special applaud for handling the whole film as a director. Milind Dharmasen, a young, debut music director has scored some humming songs. In a nutshell, Bisi Bisi is a perfect entertainer for everyone. 100% paisa vasool!

Direction:Ramanath Rugvedi
Producer: Pal Chandani
Music: Milind Dharmasen
Cinematography: Mallikarjun
Cast: Ramesh, Anu Prabhakar, Madhuri Bhattacharya, Shankar Rao, Praveen Naik etc