For a film titled The Guys, Raditya Dika's quick follow-up to his star-studded, box office making Hangout, it 'almost' lives up to the title; had some more dominating sub-plot not overtaken the spotlight. Dika, as writing-and-starring director, displays more maturity in his 'usual romantic comedy' trope, but who knows that this film isn't about that at all.
In The Guys, Raditya Dika stars as Alfi, an employee in an agency, who shares a flat ...