Ferrari ki sawari is all about dreaming high about ambitions and making it realise!  Compliments must be paid to the director Rajesh Mapuskar for giving a clean breathe of fresh air and for giving  a different film with simple star cast and no heroine for glamour part!  A bold attempt by the producer vidhu Vinod Chopra ably assisted by Raju Hirani to churn out one of the best movies of the year!
Sharman Joshi as a patient, encouraging father(father of 3 children in real life) gives his best shot to suit the role of a Parsi Bawa, all out to encourage his only son Kayo achieve his ambition to become a national level cricketeer at a very young age as Sachin Tendulkar did a couple of decades back!  Sharman Joshi blends himself with the Parsi character and  proved his acting skills after having toiled in the Bollywood for the past 15 years!
                                   
The scene where Sharman with his son Kayo on the back seat goes to a cop and confesses having jumped the red light and willing to pay the fine reflects the purity in the heart  of the character that he was playing and a message given out loud to the citizens of the country.  The young boy's role played by Ritvik Sahore is commendable as he was able to enact like a mini Sachin Tendulkar aping Sachin's mannerisms and postures while playing cricket!  The combination of Cricket and Ferrari is the ultimate dream of any youngster and the film maker and the director have capitalised this bonanza to give the best of family drama, sports and comedy mix for the viewers.

Boman Irani as the grand pa of Kayo makes a perfect disgruntled Parsi who is averse to cricket as his good cricket friend plays foul to make him fail in cricket and a career emanating out of it.  The friend who betrayed Boman Irani is now the selector (Paresh Rawal) who justifies his character and lives it?

The film is totally an inspirational film pushing the youngsters to look beyond what they see and set goals to achieve them in life!  Any young kid will draw tremendous inspiration from the film to get set and go??

The director has done well to bring in the Ferrari owned by Sachin Tendulkar without bringing him in any scene but making the story revolving around.  The local corporator and his son make a good duo to set the hall rolling in laughter with their mannerisms and dialogue delivery!  The role donned by Seema Bhargava as the "Juggadu" event manager is commendable and reflects the attitude to bring in the impossible and charge a bomb for the same!  Vidya Balan does an item number which does not suit her stature!  Probably, she must have realised the short span that she is going to live in Bollywood and thought of en cashing her present popularity??

What attracts the most is the way the movie tells about parenting- be it with Kayo and Rustom or the way Kayo's cricket coach handles the young boys emotions and feelings together with Rustom(Sharman Joshi).  Any young kid would love to have a father like Rustom and a coach like the one Kayo is blessed with to live a hearty life!  The relationship between Deboo played by Boman Irani and Rustom and the relationship between Rustom and Kayo reflects a perfect battle of parenting styles and probably a good suggestion to the modern day fathers about bonding with their kids!  The politician father and his glamour struck son adds good humour to the Ferrari ki sawaari.

Your money is realised within  those few minutes of the film when Boman walks in to the room of the selector(Paresh Rawal) and the subsequent exchange of words coupled with excellent skills of acting and emotions displayed by both the veterans!

The last 20 minutes of the film is stretched beyond elasticity and is testing and this could have been avoided making the film more crisp??

The combination of Vidhu Vinod Chopra and Raj kumar Hirani who have given quality pictures earlier have done well not to disappoint the audience?  With no big names to boast and without any female glamour, these guys have done extremely well to give an entertainment that will also inspire many aspiring youngsters and push them towards realising their dreams, one day or the other!!! A movie which you can boldly watch with your children and to inspire them!