'Muskurake Dekh Zara' has love and laughter

Muskurake Dekh Zara is a story of a young 'boy man' named Vivek. It's a story of simple emotions and disappointments of love and life.

Vivek (Gashmeer Mahajani) has an 'upright' attitude, and ability to put people in their place and add lightness into moody and mundane situations not only when he interacts with his life's love Preeti (Twinkle Patel), but also when he jests with the simple, funny and harmless folks.

Like the eccentric DLT (Duniya Lal Tripati), the 'badnaseeb' hotel manager Khaatkar , the curious curio shop owner Elton, the heroine's eternally inebriated Chaacha who feels that one's 'spirit' can be derived only from downing spirits, and so on. The film's lighter moments beautifully intersperse with the hero's portrayal of a character of depth.

An embarrassing incident drives Vivek from his hometown to Mumbai where he falls in love with Preeti. His leadership qualities and unusual understanding of situations makes his friends look up to him. It is his wonderful ability to reason that wins him the love of Preeti and finally puts the villain Prakash Raj at bay.

In MDZ, it's not just love and disappointment but the fresh way they are handled that makes the film unique.

With presence and not prejudice of the mind, Vivek deals with life's various situations as they happen. This love and laughter story is propped up by excellent comedy tracks and songs.

Gashmeer Mahajani as Vivek

Vivek is a young man who has his own unique yet simple way of looking at life. Presence and not prejudice of the mind is what rules Vivek's attitude to situations. His particular manner of reasoning & leadership qualities spread a positive attitude amongst his friends. And his unusual understanding of situations wins them over. His clarity & conviction of thought & speech shine through.

Twinkle Patel as Preeti

Preeti is an industrialist's daughter. She is demure, and pleasant. Has natural charm and instantly likeable. Preeti is a rare combination of intelligence & innocence, and with her wonderful smile, very appealing.

A young lady, she has innate goodness and exudes individuality. There is a wonderful play between the nuances of the foreign returned Preeti and the not so 'urban' Vivek.