Starring Emraan Hashmi, Celina Jaitley, Hrishita Bhatt, Mahesh Manjrekar
Directed by Manish Sharma
Rating: *
What a false phoney start to the new year! Don't even think of Narendra Bedi's Jawani Diwani from the 1970s where we had the wonderful Jaya Bhaduri and Randhir Kapoor whipping up a buoyant beach-party ambience, thanks to the wonderful music by R.D. Burman.

The bigamous love triangle has Emran Hashmi making faces into the camera, trying to be funny sassy and suggestive. But Govinda did the bigamous boudoir comedy much better in Saajan Chale Sasural.

This peek-a-boo into the world of lustful giggles falls as flat as a silicone transplant gone awry. The female attractions—Hrishita Bhatt as the first wife and Celina Jaitley as the lust—quickly goes bust leaving the film and Emran Hashmi(in no particular order) leaving with a feeling of abject coitus- interruptus.

Jawani Diwani represents the worst kind of filmmaking. It's jaded and desperate to prove its 'sexy' credentials. Apart from a few soothing glimpses of the Mauritiun waters there's nothing here that you would want to see even if you had nothing to do on a frozen winter evening.