Vibe Movie Review | Yogi Bolta Hai

Bro, Kunal Khemu is back with his direction and writing. Now he's also a brother, I think he's become a producer too. I can't remember when I last watched a proper comedy movie full of fun and laughter after watching Madgaon Express. They're trying to create a separate universe within this vibe. Since a reference to Madgaon has also been directly provided here. What's the vibe of this spy comedy movie? Let's have a chat. Hello there, my name is Yogi and we'll be meeting again and again. Kunal Khemu, otherwise known as Hardik, arrives at the wrong place at the wrong time. A mistake was made, and due to that error, he was placed on a completely wrong mission. My brother himself doesn't even know what mistake was actually made. And gets caught in another mistake right in the middle of it. His friend is also Bug, played by Sparsh Srivastav. The name of this entire comedy of errors is Vibe. And why is the film's name "Vibe"? What does this actually mean? You always realize it at the end of the movie. Which is yet another twist at the end. Bro, I finally got Kunal Khemu's meta humor. You will notice that the film doesn't even technically start. Those brands and partners that appear on the special thanks screen. Their comedy had already started from there. This is what comedy is all about, brother. The opening credits are making me laugh too. Matlab is saying from the beginning. The picture will start later; first, catch the vibe. In the matter of comedy, the first half turns out very well. Humor, comedy, situational humor, dark humor, meta humor—everything keeps going. The best part is that the comedy isn't forcefully pushed through exaggerated dialogues. The situation often becomes funny all by itself. The character is serious, the situation is serious. It's so funny to see what's happening. And that's where Kunal Khemu's comedic understanding comes into play. The first half is such that it will make you laugh until your sides hurt. The chemistry between Kunal and Sparsh is particularly special. These characters think very highly of their own intelligence. But whenever the two of them make a decision together, the situation keeps getting worse. Brother, that's exactly what I want in a comedy of errors. A mistake to conceal the first mistake, then a third. After a while, even the characters themselves didn't know what the real mistake was. But the problem arises in the second half. When a film gets caught up in patriotism, it starts becoming a bit too serious. Actually, there's no big problem with this, is there? But still, if you compare this to a full comedy entertainer like Madgaon Express. What was apparently happening. That's when this issue will become somewhat more noticeable. Once the madness in Madgaon starts, it doesn't stop until the end. In this vibe, after the second half, the makers themselves don't even have a clear story. Importance should also be given to the spy mission. Even the twist has to be revealed. Also add a slightly patriotic touch. Comedy automatically takes a back seat. And whatever is happening in the second half here. She does get a bit over the top sometimes. I mean, if you don't overthink it, it'll be fine. Because if you carefully examine the logic of the spy mission, won't you? Bro, the mission will fail before even the movie character gets a chance. But if you go with the movie's vibe, it's fun. Because in the second half, every effort is made to ensure whatever is happening. A spy mission, in the middle of which there was that story about the blue and red pills. Where it feels genuine, it feels convincing. And surprisingly, it also feels quite heavy. It also tastes good. Even it has been filled with plenty of twists. One reveal ends, the next is already ready. I thought for a moment that, hey, the guy's finally going to make his cameo appearance. Then he said, "Hey, no, no, this guy will come now, the cameo." I thought that when Hardik's character from Madgaon was merged. A cameo appearance by those three characters from Madgaon is also possible. Main mentally ready that. The screen arrived late for entry. But my bad, didn't work. To be honest, if he hadn't made a cameo today. A theater could have elicited a different reaction. Anyway, the interval block was very well written and presented. The cut is perfectly timed in the film. Yet even with this interval, a twist awaits you at the end. Now I understand why the makers designed that sequence that way. I really like these little things in writing. The problem is that the comedy was going full speed until the first half. It starts taking a serious tone in the second half. What's portrayed is not entirely a comedy film. It's a comedy, a spy film, with a bit of action, a bit of patriotism, and lots of twists. An attempt has been made to mix all of these together. Sometimes this whole mixture doesn't taste good. Sometimes I feel like, brother, just let the comedy roll. It was going well. In performances, Kunal Khemu is absolutely fantastic within his comfort zone. What should we call him, who is not satisfied? Deadpan humor, expression. Reacting stupidly in a serious situation. This all naturally seems funny. Aur Sparsh Srivastav has also given them very good support. A bug's character doesn't remain merely a sidekick. He has his own unique moments. She also provides considerable support to the film's comedy alongside Kunal. There's one thing that is clear about Kunal Khemu's direction. The comedy sketch does not attempt to be funny through loud sound effects or forceful reaction shots. That situation makes me laugh. And that is important. That's why the obvious comparison now is, which is better, Madgaon Express or Vibe? The comedy track of the Madgaon Express was more consistent for me. The vibe takes a slightly different direction in the second half. But that doesn't mean the movie becomes boring at all, no. Entertainment is also here. There are twists, there's comedy, and there's madness. The first half has a certain quality, but the second half does not maintain it consistently. Even though it has some comic elements, brother, it's way better than Bhai Dhamal 4 and Welcome to the Jungle. At least there's writing behind these jokes. Comedy isn't just about putting actors in a frame and shouting at them. Overall, Vibe is a fun, crazy, and entertaining spy comedy. If you liked Kunal Khemu's humor in Madgaon Express, You'll surely find their usual madness and that quirky, meta-comedy touch here too. Don't expect that Madgaon Express 2 will be released. Yes, it certainly touches that universe, but it moves forward with its own unique story and distinct vibe. Therefore, from my perspective, I will give Vibe 3.5 out of 5 stars. It's not perfect, but hey, the vibe is there. See you in the next video. Bye.