P.Ramlee hasn't lost his comedic genious ability and it's refreshing to see him in a role other than the hero. His partnership M.Zain worked brilliantly and the humour and chemistry between the two shines through without really eclipsing P.Ramlee's other partnershisp with his Bujang Lapok co-stars, S.Shamsuddin and Aziz Sattar, the former who has a cameo as the MC of the night club. Udo Omar is very convincing as the miserly employer of the two servants who is forever mean to them. You also get a chance to see both P.Ramlee's wife, Saloma (in a cameo as the singer in the night club) as well as her sister, Mariani, as the daughter of the miser. The beginning of the movie shows some sights of 60's Singapore and though it's not too much, it's still worth the nostalgic trip.
Review of Labu dan Labi
