Bollywood's most loved singers, Mika Singh and Shaan make their movie debut with 'Balwinder Singh Famous Ho Gaya'. Do these music maestros manage to create the same magic in the acting department? RJ jeeturaj gives us an insight!

Six men dress up as girls, stuff their tops with tennis balls (and oranges) and steal them from each other in the climax of Balwinder Singh Famous Ho Gaya. Enough said. Six men dress up as girls, stuff their tops with tennis balls (and oranges) and steal them from each other in the climax of Balwinder Singh Famous Ho Gaya.

Review: To make things more complicated, a millionaire (Anupam Kher) has been looking for his long-lost grandson, called Balwinder, who happens to be the sole heir to his property. It comes as no surprise that our protagonists, Balwinder from Patiala (Shaan) and Balwinder from Ludhiana (Mika) for obvious reasons, rise to the occasion and claim to be the missing grandson. But who's telling the truth?

<strong>Balwinder Singh Famous Ho Gaya is too silly to regale</strong><br/> Small mercies for both Mika and Shaan, they were already famous before this accident (they're calling it a film) happened in their lives. If this had been their first shot at showbiz, the professional fates of both these popular singers would have taken an early plunge.

Clearly, reaching the very pinnacle of their profession doesn't seem to be enough for our superstar singers. Quick on the heels of Xpose's Himesh Reshammiya and Yo Yo Honey Singh, Mika Singh joins forces with Shaan (who retains the most pleasant face) to bring us a slapstick comedy that would be funny if you're still a fan of Akshay Kumar and Sajid Khan.