All The Best is the perfect Diwali gift, a fun ride in every sense of the word. It is the best example of clean, slapstick comedy in recent times. Director Rohit Shetty and producer Ajay Devgan hit it very well, this time too, with an ensemble cast, funny sidekicks, comedy of errors and the cleverly picturised songs.

Plus points of All the Best: The witty dialogues of All the Best is its USP. After a long time, we are watching such quick-fire wit and play of words courtesy writers Sajid-Farhad and Bunty Rathore. Some of the funniest lines include : Phd: Phata Hua Dhol, MBA: Maha Bekaar Aadmi, and Sanjay Dutt’s killer line “Comedy toh ab shuri ki, action toh 30 saal se kar raha hoon” There are funny characterizations to people like Johnny Lever, who speaks by tinkling a glass with a spoon, Sanjay Mishra who speaks Pran style, while the maid Ashwini Kalsekar speaks in a mall twang. Also it is refreshing and pleasing to see producer Ajay Devgan who has looked his best in this film, giving the meatier role to Sanjay Dutt, who relishes it with elan. Above all, full credit to director Rohit Shetty, who is getting better with every film. This man has certainly mastered the art of clean, wholesome but slapstick entertainers, which is not an easy job to do.

Performances: Sanjay Dutt is bang on as the role of a businessman who is at the wrong side of judgement. Bipasha Basu looks hot and acts her part well. Mughda Godse is reduced to an embellishment but people like Johnny Lever and Sanjay Mishra raise the bar of the film. The best thing about All the Best is Ajay Devgan, who has performed brilliantly in this comic caper. Plus he looks super fit and has muscles to boot. Dunno why Ajay Devgan didn’t chose to market his beefy look in various promos of All the Best

Last few lines about All the Best: All the Best is sure to grab all the best share of eyeballs with the kind of stuff it has. Surely, a recommended watch for this festive season.