Natasha (Payal Rohatgi), an outgoing upper society girl is married to a criminal lawyer, Aryan (Siddharth Koirala). She not only proposes and plans husband swapping for her two friends but also stealthily devices the same game with her husband and another woman Megha (Hina Rehman), plus herself indulges into adultery. All this happens in the first half where the director makes all efforts to highlight every possible sordid detail in the film.And like all skin flicks, this one too shifts towards the who-dun-it path in the second half when suddenly Megha is murdered. However the change of track from erotica to thriller doesn't affect the skin exposure quotient of the film.Apart from what the film shows; what's more appalling is how it shows. At no point, the happenings on the scene can be tagged as sensual. Its outright cheesy and downright gross! No matter to whatever extent the actresses expose, A 'Payal Rohatgi' can never be a Bipasha Basu A 'Hina Rehman' can never be a Lara Dutta But yes… Fun can (surely) be dangerous (to mental health).The cinematographer of the film is completely focused on his target and never does he miss any opportunity of capturing the cleavages and belly buttons of the female form on screen. The background score composer, in an attempt to generate sensual overtones to punctuate the skin fest on screen, ends up creating 'ooh' and 'aah' sounds that appear more as if endorsements of 'Iodex' and 'Hajmola'.<br/>No pun but Fun has no fun. Neither is Fun, funny. In fact Fun makes fun of itself.<br/>

Starring

Siddharth Koirala, Aryan Vaid, Heena Tasleem, more..

Director

Sunjay Zaveri

Language

Hindi

Genre

Release Date

Fri Feb, 25 2005

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Siddharth Koirala

... Aryan

Aryan Vaid

... Raj Solanki

Heena Tasleem

... Megha

Payal Rohatgi

... Natasha

Avinash Kashid

... Producer

Sudhir Kumar

... Producer

Surendra Bhatia

... Producer

Amit Khan

... Story / Writers

Baba Yadav

... Choreographers