Why Saif is perfect for a Happy Ending and not a Bullet Raja or Humshakals?

With the final filmy Friday coming up, it’s all but obvious that the makers of Happy Ending would only be hoping for a happy start at the box office, more essentially a happier stay. The Raj and DK directed romantic comedy has quite a few interesting rudiments that could make it a laudable cinematic outing.

With Saif returning to his placate zone of romance and comedy, it’s fairly sure to conclude that the film won’t be too much of disenchantment at the very least. With Cocktail, Love Aaj Kal, Hum Tum, Kal Ho Na Ho, having Saif in a rom-com is a safer bet than having him in a Bullet Raja or a Humshakals. The response that he’s got for these mentioned movies must have surely made him introspect to a larger extent. It was not a case of being caught on the wrong foot but a terrible piece judgement. Anyway, Happy Ending may bring him the much required credential that he has been missing out on. Everything he has done lately other than a rom-com has fallen flat, be it an Agent Vinod or the very recent Sajid Khan debacle.

Moving on, Raj and DK who also worked with Saif in his production enterprise Go Goa Gone have a striking record. The makers have made had an interesting cinematic journey with films like 99, Shor In The City and Go Goa Gone. Hence, to expect to a light hearted engaging movie wouldn’t be too much to ask for. With an impressive cast including Govinda and a relatively dry box office, Happy Ending has all the good chances to make the audiences happy, if only the elements strike the right chords.