These scenes though nicely switched is seamless but confusing. Roy is a character created by Kabir who now finds similarity between his personal life and created reel life.
Finally he decides to change the ruthless character of Roy to change himself with the intent to complete the movie and to win back Ayesha.Ĭonfusing Plot: It is a movie in a movie. Unable to think straight and continue the script, he leaves the movie half way making every attempt to unsuccessfully reconcile with Ayesha. As is expected with Kabir, his brief affair with Ayesha ends abruptly and is now facing a writer’s block. Roy’s character created by Kabir is loyal to his profession which is ‘robbery’ and has never cared for his lady love.
Kabir now finds his story in Ayesha, his 23rd girlfriend and begins to shoot with Roy and Tia(Jacqueline Fernandes) in the lead roles. He then meets Ayesha Aamir(Jacqueline Fernandez) an actress who has now turned to Direction and is in Malaysia to shoot her movie. Kabir is a Casanova whose girlfriends are better known by numbers rather than by name, 21 so far and 22nd in the running. Nevertheless, he heads to Malaysia to start the shoot. Having found a financer, and without a script, he is unable to kickstart his story. Roy’s excellence in robbery without leaving any clues nor getting caught glorifies his image as an immortal character which is exploited by Kabir who now is making his third movie in the series. The Movie: ‘Roy’ is a famous character of a successful international masked thief played by Ranbir Kapoor in back to back successful film series written and directed by Kabir Grewal(Arjun Rampal). No comparison though as ‘Roy’ is 1000 times better than ‘Happy Ending’ but then there are many similarities with the same outcome.