Day to Day office politics and bitching was never captured so perfectly in any Hindi film before. The film gets straight to the point as in the 10th minute itself as Ranbir begins his innings as a Salesman. In fact each of the film’s principle characters have got their ‘one moment’. Just like Chak De, the perfect casting of the ensemble cast (mostly unknown actors) is yet another master stroke by writer-director duo. The Sardar character of Ranbir doesn’t appear like gimmick and in fact he hardly speaks a Sardar’s lingo. Taking situations straight out of real life with kind of characters you and me would have encountered in our daily life and added with some terrific performances, Rocket Singh is undoubtedly one of 2009’s best films. The Chak De India writer – director team of Jaideep Sahani and Shimit Amin have delivered yet another remarkable film. What happens to Harpreet and his Rocket Sales team after Puri tries to find who his major competitor is, forms the rest of the film. The rapidly sliding company’s sliding sales figures rattle Puri. He gradually ropes in all the key staff members of his own office making them equal profit partners and soon becomes a big business threat to AYS. Insulted and demoted, Harpreet then hits upon an idea to start his own parallel business naming his firm Rocket Sales. With his competitive colleagues leaving no opportunity to poke fun of the earnest rookie, Harpreet lands in trouble with his seniors over his first client visit itself. He joins AYS, a computer selling firm which has a very demanding boss, Sunil Puri (Manish Choudhary) and an extremely rude and no-nonsense immediate boss, Nitin Rathore. The less ambitious Harpreet unlike his friends doesn’t go in for higher education but opts for a Salesman’s job. Harpreet Singh Bedi (Ranbir Kapoor) passes out his graduation with embarrassing marks.

Star cast: Ranbir Kapoor, Gauhar Khan, Manish Choudhary and introducing Shazahn,Padamsee

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