One Line Review:A hilarious mix of three stories that get intertwined and deliver a good entertainer. Positive Points:Performance; Comic scenes Negative Points:Cinematography Plot:Ghalib (Rajat Kapoor) is a merchant who sells medicines on Mohammad Ali Road, that help people improve their marital lives . However, he is himself not able to fulfill his marital life as he doubts his wife Roshni (Tisca Chopra). Then there is Shweta (Tara Sharma) a rich girl who loves Peter Pereira (Neil Bhoopalam) a poor mechanic and Mini (Koel Puri) falls for Neel (Purab Kohli) and wants to tie knot with him, despite the fact that he is engaged to Shweta. These characters get into a mess, when an ancient 'love potion' by Ghalib mother comes into the scene. It makes people fall in love with those who are complete strangers to each other. Performance:Rajat Kapoor's plays the role of Ghalib is a good precision and perfection. Tisca Chopra's performance is no less good, who plays the role of a frustrated wife who is tired of her husband's constant doubting of her character. Purab, Tara and Neil play their roles in a sufficient and satisfactory manner. Brijendra Kala and Manu Rishi will impress you with their acting. Direction And Other Aspects:Director Sharad Kataria brings William Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream in contemporary Mumbai with a great precision and delivers a hilarious and light hearted story to the audiences. The film has no songs. Verdict:It really doesn't matter even if you are not a fan of Shakespeare, this film will not fail to entertain you. You are definitely going to enjoy every bit of it.