Ready
Tags: romantic

Plot synopsis:
The movie begins with Raghupathi (Nassar) being introduced as the eldest of his three brothers - the other two being Raghava (Tanikella Bharani) and Rajaram (Vajja Venkata Giridhar) and sister Swarajyam (Rajitha) and her husband (Chandramohan) with Chandu (Ram) as the only son of Raghava and sole inheritor of the property of 'R S Brothers'. Chandu plans the elopement of his cousin Swapna (Tamannaah) with her boyfriend (Navdeep) due to which he is ousted from the house and is isolated from his family by Raghupathi. However, Chandu tries to re-establish links with his family members, but to no avail. Meanwhile, on the last day of his college, Chandu and his friends meet their friend "Google" Gopi (Ravi Varma) who is depressed because his girlfriend is getting married to someone else. Chandu decides to stop the marriage and marry off her to Gopi. However, they kidnap Pooja (Genelia D'Souza) instead of Gopi's girlfriend due to a mistaken identity. After being chased by some hooligans - who are after Pooja - they escape with the exception of Chandu and Pooja who end up in forest. Chandu falls for Pooja who also reciprocates her feelings.
After learning that her best friend is not in town, Pooja decides to stay in Chandu's home disguising herself as disciple of Raghupathi's spiritual guru. Chandu is also welcomed back in his family. When he was about to propose to Pooja, Chandu gets to know about the true identity of Pooja. She is an NRI who came to visit her warring maternal uncles Peddinaidu (Kota Srinivasa Rao) and Chittinaidu (Jaya Prakash Reddy). Both of them try to force her into marriage with their respective sons to get a hold on her property she inherits. Chandu decides to transform them before marrying Pooja. He joins their auditor "McDowellf" Murthy (Brahmanandam) as his assistant. Murthy introduces Chandu as his nephew to both Peddinaidu and Chittinaidu. When asked about Chandu's experience in auditing, Murthy lies to them that he used to be an auditor in America to imaginary brothers "Chicago" Subba Rao and "Dallas" Nageswara Rao.
Chandu manipulates Murthy's funny idea and makes his uncle Raghupathi and his father pose as Chicago Subba Rao and Dallas Nageswara Rao respectively. Swarajyam's husband and Rajaram pose themselves as the friends of Pooja's parents and make Peddinaidu think twice about his son's marriage with Pooja after they deliberately lie to him that her parents took a loan of 100 crores from World Bank. Chittinaidu also decides to call off his son's marriage with Pooja after Chandu plays a prank on him that Chicago Subba Rao's daughter has more property than Pooja. After some hilarious twists and turns, Chandu and his uncle Raghupathi bring about a positive change in both Chittinaidu and Peddinaidu and Pooja marries Chandu after her uncles give their consent.

Review: One of the movies that give you a big headache.The film is about two brothers ready to kill each other over some easy money they stand to make if either of their sons gets married to Asin.
But Asin is a smart cookie, so she gets ready to elope and cons Salman and his family into believing that she is the perfect girl who will set everything in place for them.
However from the inside, I still remain the same excited moviegoer, who readily feels the butterflies in his stomach while watching his lovable hero dancing on a HIT song being flashed on the silver screen.For the record, I immensely enjoyed last two movies of Salman and could easily appreciate and relate with the star enigma in DABANGG.
While watching it I was neither able to cherish the lovable Salman Khan acting his own-self on the screen nor I could take pleasure in the two HIT songs being played loud.
In short, the film is a complete washout right till the end with only a few places where you are able to laugh out loud.It starts off with a usual and needless 2 minute credit animation sequence and then after the not so happening entry of Salman you right away get the first item song.
But strangely while watching READY in the first half, I had the feeling as if I was watching a dubbed South Hit film on a Cable TV Channel.Its no-doubt a Salman film all the way, but somehow this time I even couldn't enjoy Salman's performance too as he doesn't seem to be acting in the movie at all.
Though I did enjoy some realistic kind of dialogues and one liners by Salman in the movie but overall it surely cannot be included in the list of the actor's better performances of his career ever.Asin on the other hand looks both ravishing as well as tired in her various sequences.
Whereas its Cinematography and Background score, both just serve the purpose.Summing up, I would like to say that in India, since star worship is the main guiding force towards film-making, therefore READY would surely be seen and loved by all Salman fans as a must.
For this feeble and unexplainable kind of attempt I entirely blame its director Aneez Bazmee who constantly keeps giving us films like these and this time he even fails to encash one of the biggest craze of our nation, Salman Khan.So if you love Salman, then do watch READY only to satisfy your star- love.
Ready has an wafer thin hackneyed story line which begins with rich spoil brat Salman Khan (as Prem) whose profession was probably "helping people" .
It is sad that Aneez Bazmee scripted (rather remade) such a boring script only to cash in Salman's star status and sadly the film might become the biggest grosser of all time decelerating Indian cinema to the backwardness from which movies like Satya,Dil Chahta Hai,Dev D and lots of young directors did their best to change the notion of Indian cinema.
The supporting cast involves some of the big names of the industry like Paresh Rawal,Mahesh Manjrekar,Sharad Saxena,Akhilendra Mishra,Manoj Pahwa and credit should be given to Bazmee for bringing out loud performances from otherwise natural comedians.
This film will pull you into its world and you will realize, as it progresses, the movie is a Paisa Vasool.The Song Character Dheela gets the film starting and it rocked the entire theater.
Salman and Asin are the soul of the film and they are the reason why READY works.
Directed by Anees Bazmee(who directed abysmal comedies such as No Problem and Thank You) does a better job this time.The film's highlight is Salman Khan,without doubt.He is the soul of the movie.Talking about the comedy,the film offers kitsch comedy.The story is average.The music is ordinary barring "Dhinka Chika" and "Character Dheela".Performance wise.Salman Khan is the soul of this movie.He simply rocks!Asin is dull.Paresh Rawal is superb!Suedesh Lehri(Comedy Circus Fame) is another comedian to watch out.He is excellent.Ready boasts of many supporting characters,but the ones who stand out are Mahesh Manjrekar,Manoj Joshi,Manoj Pahwa,Sharat Saxena and Akhilendra Mishra.
None of the ladies work.Arya Babbar is wasted.Ready also has two characters named after Salman's two flop movies Veer and Yuvraj,who are bad.Puneet Issar is okay.Hemant Pandey is plain Ready has several guest appearances out which Sanjay Dutt and Ajay Devgn work.Zarine Khan sizzles in Character Dheela.Kangna Ranaut needs to improve her dialog delivery.Arabaaz Khan is ordinary.Chunkey Pandey is average.On the whole Ready is Salman's show.Watch it if you worship him!.
It would seem that Indian cinema is in a downward spiral led by the desire of Akshay Kumar and Salman Khan to prove who is actually the worst actor in India and the most incapable of performing in comedy roles.
Its a turgid 3 hours indeed when you don't even get anything remotely resembling a good laugh out of a comedy.Okay, we all know that Salman Khan cannot act to save his life but please, can we at least get one film without him removing his shirt to show off his physique?
Some of the action sequences are laughably bad (sorry, there was a laugh in the film!), characters are clichéd beyond the ridiculous, the plot is non-existent (more like a collection of short films that may or may not be edited together in a coherent way), nothing in the way of originality to be found and they really didn't even take the opportunity to properly use some of the great locations Thailand would have given them.Basically a formulaic film to showcase the dubious talents of Salman Khan.
Such mainstream rubbish in the name of entertainment...Look at the type of films that release everywhere in the world!Only this type of a film can do so well in India...Mindless, childish, stupid, superficial, badly made, cheap....Salman showing off his abs, no story, the dances were alright....But what was the point?When such innovative, provocative, and unique films get ignored in India, films like THIS, Welcome, Singh in Kinng, Houseful and all the other "MASALA" Rubbish become box office blockbusters...In a land where their is so much culture, tradition, history, folklore, etc etc, most Hindi films are either copies of foreign films or mimicry of western styles...The worst thing is that the audience prefers such mediocre films over quality...Meanwhile, mediocre films are also awarded and given publicity on T.V...Quality is completely ignored in India and this film is a disgusting example as to how such mediocrity can do well...I thought India was a land of intellect?
"Ready" is the proof that Bollywood can never go beyond starstruck audiences, loud and unnecessary irrational songs, weak- ludicrous and farcical story , slapstick humor for Whistle-blower's rejoice, pee-break and ensemble casts.Salman Khan was just being himself.
In India, since star worship is the main guiding force towards film- making, therefore READY would surely be seen and loved by all Salman fans as a must.
Ready has a paper thin story line which begins with rich spoil brat Salman Khan (as Prem) whose profession was probably "helping people" and like any "unique" story he falls in love with beautiful Asin (as Sanjana) but wait like any original love story there is a twist in this tale.
It is sad that Aneez Bazmee scripted (rather remade) such a bad script only to cash in Salman's star status and sadly the film might become the biggest grosser of all time decelerating Indian cinema to the backwardness from which movies like Satya, Dil Chahta Hai, Dev D and lots of young directors did their best to change the notion of Indian cinema.
Sanjay Dutt, Ajay Devgn, Kangna & Zarine Khan in brief cameos are fine.For all the directors and producers out there, please don't overdo the 'Only Salman and no Storyline Genre', as it does seem to provide profits to the producers and makers but it might not be the wise choice in the long run.So if you love Salman, then do watch READY only to satisfy your star- love.
After impressing with "Wanted" and "Dabangg", Salman has given us a family entertainer that defines Bollywood by incorporating all of the main aspects: action, music, comedy and romance.Anees Bazmee has shown us what a talented director he is in this genre, and his talent is evident in every single frame of the movie.
Pritam has impressed again.The film is incredibly lavish, and the wonderful scenery of Thailand in particular has been cleverly used to add to the overall effect of the movie; not only that, it also helps maintain the mood of the film, similarly to Hum Aapke Hain Kaun.Verdict: a light hearted and refreshing family entertainment package that will definitely better your mood, even if you're in a good one already.
With the box office smash Dabanng, expectations are high for Salman Khan's Ready, with news reports of sold out sessions across India that made me wonder why the fervour wasn't propagated to this part of the world at least in Sunny Singapore, with tickets still largely available in one of the biggest halls screening Hindi films.
A remake of a Telugu film, Ready began brilliantly after a catchy opening credits song of Character Dheela which had Zarine Khan, Salman's co-star in Veer, sizzling the screen as the item girl.
Ready throws up a slew of cameo appearances within the first 10 minutes with the likes of Akay Devgn, Sanjay Dutt and Kangana Ranaut amongst others, and just as you're lulled into thinking the film has enough surprises to keep you engaged, it's an unfortunate spiral all the way down from there, failing to build up from the kick ass introduction.One thing I noticed about Hindi comedies, or at least the one that I managed to catch, are that they can't seem to steer clear of fake identities contributing to a major plot point, from Housefull all the way down to Ready, now with Asin's Sanjana Singh pretending to be Prem's bride to be in taming the rascal with her appeal to his family, but in fact turning out to be using an opportunity to escape from her own marriage to the mob.
So a plot got hatched of course for some long winded rescue of the damsel in relationship distress and reconciliation between feuding mob families, as well as for Prem to romance Sanjana for real, and to show off in some set action pieces that once again proves to be Salman's forte in almost every character he tackles.This is undoubtedly a Salman Khan one man vehicle, where his star power alone guarantees a large box office opening, with fans turning up in droves to catch and lap up everything he throws on screen, be it a swagger, an attitude, an inside joke or two from his previous films (such as the names of two minor characters adopted from his flops), and in essence having no fear to even parody himself.
And a shirtless moment will never be absent too, though here it was played off in a jokey day dreaming sequence (which I have to admit it worked).But what Salman Khan brought to the table with Ready, and I believe will begin a fad and a trend on the dance floor, are his moves in the song Dhinka Chika, which sort of aspired to be the equivalent of Dabangg's belt play, but here having the hands move a little below the belt into the pockets and groin area to well, play with the fabric covering the pelvic area, combined with pelvic thrusts and bum massages.
Other than that, Salman was being purely Salman the major star, playing a character he can tackle with his eyes firmly closed, or in this case, firmly hidden behind shades.In her second collaboration with Salman Khan after London Dreams, I think Asin may probably want to relook into her choice of movie roles from Bollywood, having to make that breakthrough in Ghajini opposite Aamir Khan, but never quite finding that same stratospheric footing with roles that don't do her acting abilities much justice, other than to show that she doesn't have two left feet from the numerous musical numbers in Ready.
The movie is not worth being Nr.2 top opener in India....but thats the fact, and its only cause of Salman Khan and his previous Dabangg.Ready, has nothing new to offer, comedy is same same, and many times in the movie I could see Akshay Kumar doing this kind of role.For me Anees Bazmi is a SH*T director, and made some of the most stupid movies, and Unfortunately the public loves these kind of movies, and that only encourage these kind of directors to keep making these kind of movies.
BUT I cant stop thinking that Salman Khan is much better than making this kind of stupid movies...He should stay Dabanng Style.Asin had nothing to offer in this movie, and the only reason she must have been casted must be to attract the South Indian market.
READY – CATCH IT ( A ) Salman Khan is bringing his A Game with every movie these days.
I am always a fan of Salman Khan that's the real reasoning that I chosen to watch This excellent blockbuster film this movie was really impressive and entertaining Good storyline good twists and turns good action great comedy brilliant screenplayAnd best editing best direction and and best performances of each character Asin was decent paresh was funny as always nikitin was superb arya babbar was really nice in his role Other fit their role fine Overall my rating is 7/10 What a family entertainer.
Movie: Ready Rating: 4/5Salman Khan has a good and clean image among family audiences and he maintains it very well.
The song Dhinka Chika is already a chartbuster and you will keep loving it.On the whole, Ready is a nice family entertainer.
Sanjay Dutt, Ajay Devgn, Kangna & Zarine Khan appear in brief cameos.On the whole, 'Ready' is entertaining, but what makes this film stand tall, is Salman Khan.
And the movie has all Salman Khan elements like his typical dancing style, dialogue delivery, and comic timing.The movie is well supported by efficient star cast (Paresh Rawal's chemistry with Salman is more appealing than Asin and Salman).Regular dose of songs and humor helps to scroll down the movie in a smooth way.
And as soon as the movie ends, a Salman Khan fan is sure to get a good smile.Such movies are never meant to be logical or extraordinary, so wasting your time in observing loop holes in the movie is no smart thing.Cameos by many stars are totally successful in making Ready an another extravagant movie.If you love Salman, you will love Ready.If you want to enjoy some popcorn and candy floss along with friends for a weekend, Ready is ready for you..
STORY:- Prem(Salman Khan)is the only son of the Kapoor family.
Ready can easily be called or titled "SALMAN KHAN".The reason???because the whole movie makes rounds around just one star, SALMAN.The director Anees Bazmee doesn't really make an effort to make the scenes more humorous.Barring some scenes from the Khan himself and Sudesh Lehri,the humour element was missing most of the time.The story was average,saved by the persona and charisma of Sallu Bhai.The music was OK with some good numbers like "Dhinka Chika" and "Character Dheela".Asin was really no choice.Somebody else could have done better.Paresh Rawal was good,and rest supporting actors did fine in their role.All-in-all READY is a complete SALMAN KHAN stuff.If you are really a big fan of Sallu,go for it..
READY,is the worst "Salman Khan" movie ever.
READY,truthfully,is one of the most boring-est comedy ever.Story-Prem(Salman Khan) is the heir to his family's business empire.
Returning to India, Prem and his family concoct a grand scheme to win hearts and take home the bride.No proper story-line,dozens and dozens of characters appearing scene after scene(most of them unwanted), unnecessary fights and fail-to- bring-laugh-jokes.All these minuscules make the movie a dull experience.One would have expected READY to be a mass entertainer since it has the darling of masses Salman Khan and even the trailers promised it to be a full on entertaining movie with loads of jokes.But READY falls apart.Director Anees Bazmee must take a break from making comedy movies.Seriously!First NO PROBLEM,then THANK YOU and now READY.Music is the saving grace of the film.Cinematography is fine.Salman Khan is the suave of READY.He is superb!Paresh Rawal is the Godfather when it comes to comedy.The rest of the actors fail to evoke laughter and therefore are dull.READY sucks!.
Watch this movie only if you are a die hard Salman Khan fan...
salman khan movies comes with a lot of expectation.
Salman Khan once again proved that he is the king of comedy in the Indian film industry.Songs are awesome, specially "Dhinka chika" ..
Ready is always the most expected & the first biggie of the year, but still it gives better than expectations.Anees Bazmee, the man who has special comic treatment that forces to make audiences jump on their seats laughing, yet again proves that he is not cold enough after delivering Ridiculous No Problem(2010) & Thank You(2011).Prem Kapoor(Salman Khan) incidentally loves Sanjana(Asin), who is bound in chains if her two 'Chachus' as they want Sanjana to get married with their brother-in-laws.
That's Ready.Shuttle performances by everyone, especially Salman Khan & Paresh Rawal, makes Ready more efficient for family audiences to bring their laughs out.
Ready is a full package of two hours entertainment guaranteed.The amazing chemistry between Salman Khan and Asin is something to watch out for.
Talking about the performances, Salman Khan evolves as the heart of the movie, his extraordinary comic timing and romantic styles are eye catching.
Asin looks beautiful throughout and her chemistry with Salman brings life to the love story.Paresh Rawal does well , but Sudesh Lehiri impresses by his comic timings.
READY was no great shakes worked only because of Salman Khan and his star power.