Cast: Salman Khan, Asin and Paresh Rawal
Release Date: 2011-06-03 08:00:00
Quick Take: It’s a Salman Khan festival all the way
Here’s the thing. When it comes to a Salman Khan or a Rajnikant film, their performance is not important. It’s the audience performance that counts. And the audience delivers every time.
The movie is a remake of a Telugu movie by the same name and Salman can be seen romancing Asin for the second time onscreen in Bollywood. The movie also features stars like Aryan Babbar, Paresh Rawal and Mahesh Manjrekar in supporting roles while actors like Ajay Devgn, Kangana Ranaut, Sanjay Dutt, Arbaaz Khan and Zarine Khan can be seen doing cameos. The director as well as the producer of the movie is Bhushan Kumar.
The story is that of a happy-go-lucky guy named Prem, played by Salman, who helps lovers with their problems. He once helps Sanjana, played by Asin; escape a marriage situation, and later falls for the same girl. The plot revolves around how he tries to unite Sanjana’s family and also blend into it.
Plot Summary:
Set amidst the appealing locales of Thailand, Ready revolves around Prem (Salman Khan), the sole heir to a sprawling empire owned by his father and uncles. Premz father desires that he gets married and settles down, though Prem intends to enjoy his single status to the fullest. Enter Sanjana (Asin), an orphan whose greedy uncles are constantly conspiring to acquire her property. In a dramatic twist of fate, the eternal bachelor Prem falls in love with Sanjana, and is ready for marriage, owing to a case of mistaken identity. Sanjana has just returned to India to live with her feuding uncles, who have their own devious plans for her marriage, in order for each to take over her inheritance. Prem, along with his entire family, take it upon themselves to ensure that Prem and Sanjana are united. What ensues is a series of hilarious events, with everyone taking on various identities in order to fool the uncles, with Prem of course masterminding the entire charade. This June 3, are you READY for the funniest, wildest, most dhamakedaar ride ever?
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