Haseena

Story
Three guys fall prey to a honey trap called Haseena (Inayat Sharma) who arrives as a sales lady at their home and plans to rob them all blind.

Review
Rajan (Mohit Arora), Rahul (Ankur Verma) and Rohit (Arpit Soni) are carefree students who want to party, flirt with women and have fun in life. They dupe their parents and make vacation plans and get caught for them too, but they carry on with their schemes. On one such plan, when they go to Goa, they are spotted by a con woman named Haseena, who tracks the trio all the way to their home and lays a honey-trap so she can rob them. She enters Rohit’s home as a saleswoman who’s selling deodorants and ‘imported’ condoms when the boys are hanging out and sticks there until she can trap them and see her plan through.

With sex comedies, there is a thin line between an actual funny film, a la 'American Pie', and an outright misogynist blunder. 'Haseena' not only crosses that line but pole-vaults into a territory that is not pornography, but it’s also not ‘not-pornography’. A major part of the movie is more a montage of cleavage shots and item numbers that try to titillate the male viewers in the first half and then confound them in the second. With below average performances by the entire cast, an execution that fails the story and a single minded intent by the filmmaker to make jokes about copulation, 'Haseena' fails on all counts. You may get a chuckle or two in the entire length of the film, but that’s too much time waiting between two gags. Overall, there’s a lot of sex and very less comedy in this one.