What does he get out of it? Hits, on his website .Īnd thus begins a series of questions and tasks ranging from mildly entertaining to utterly inane, stopping by at the ridiculous for variety. Khan (Paresh Rawal), their seemingly benevolent host, who gives them an offer they can't refuse - take part in his reality show "Truth or Die" in which the only rule is, "if you lie, you die" (the aforementioned "sinister" catchphrase).Īll they have to do is answer eight questions and complete a few tasks, and they can win Rs. So, off they fly to the lovely islands, do the expected song-and-dance, and spend a blissful day or two there before the supposed fun starts. Just as this change in equation is taking a toll on their relationship, Siya wins an all-expenses-paid trip for two to Fiji, during a time that happily coincides with their anniversary. Vivaan is a casualty of downsizing, thus forcing Siya to take on the role of the "bread winner". Vivaan (Rajiv Khandelwal) and Siya (Tena Desae) Agasthi are a couple whose marriage is now in a rut. Let's begin from the beginning where, incidentally, it all begins.
21 constituted pretty much everything about the movie, except the premise, which is its only aspect where ingenuity gets a chance to shine through in the cloudy skies of this clich?©-land. If you make it look like a duck, quack like a duck, and swim like a duck then it probably is a duck, right? This seems to be the reasoning with which the makers of Table No. 1.Model-turned-actress whose endowments short stop of her brain check.Ĥ.One "strong" character, preferably male check.ĥ.One "villain" with a dysfunctional wardrobe, preferably male check.Ħ.One "sinister" catchphrase, to be repeated once every 5 minutes CHECK!
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