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Starring: Amitabh Bachan, John Ibraham, Bipasha

Director: Nikhil Advani

Released Date: 14 Oct, 2004

The Cricket fever is over and the indefinite strike called by single screen theatre owners in Mumbai has also ended. After the heartbreaking defeat in Lahore test by 9 wickets, people want to elevate their mood and the weekend is freer than usual because Good Friday as a holiday. Since summer has set in the people find it difficult to go out for fun and picnic. So, the best bet is to watch the new comedy on the block 'Masti' directed by none other than Indra Kumar who has super hits like 'Dil', 'Beta', 'Raja' and 'Ishq' to his credit. 'Masti' is a life history of three friends, Meet (Vivek Oberoi), Amar (Ritesh Deshmukh) and Prem (Aftab Shivdasani). They are campus friends and believe in fun and frolics of life. They live the life to the hilt and want to enjoy it to its fullest. But their liveliness is at stake once they are married. Heavily burdened by the over demanding wives they make plan to look out for some entertainment outside the confines of the bedroom and search for the Baharwalis. They also plan to share their experiences of this adultery between them. But before they could set about on a fun ride, they found themselves trapped in a crime that not only has a threat to put all of them behind the bars but there is also a danger of getting themselves exposed in front of their wives. Indra Kumar has emerged as a winner in 'Masti' after long. His last two films 'Mann' with Aamir Khan and Manisha Koirala and 'Rishtey' with Anil Kapoor and Karisma Kapoor were major debacles of his time. Distributors lost faith in Indra Kumar and he had to do some thing extraordinary to save his skin this time around. So he chose a subject that has become the in thing in Bollywood, adultery. There have been too many films in the recent past dealing with the subject. But while films like 'Hawas' and 'Murder' have their adequate share of skin show, 'Masti' deals the same delicate issue with fun.