It stars Luis Manzano, Vice Ganda and Toni Gonzaga, and it is directed by Wenn V. Deramas.

He tells his four gay friends who are also his employees in his parlor, Babushka, Ricky, Fanny and Bambi to pretend to rob Gemma after her shift.

He stops by his parlor and shocked at his friend's broken faces (the bruises he left after he saved Gemma from them).

[6][7][8] Toni Gonzaga also quoted in an interview that she is excited to do the film with his friends, Ganda and Manzano.

The movie has plenty of fun with gender roles, confounding larger ideas about what it means to be straight or gay in a modern society.

It ends up making a case for a more fluid form of sexuality, one that isn’t limited by prejudices towards femininity or masculinity.".

[14] He also cite some bad sides of the film stating, "...Some of the elements of the formula are still kind of annoying[...]The premise is a little hacky, and the comedy gets old really fast[...]is a lot less pleasing.

Laughs are mostly generated through sped up footage, making fun of people for being ugly and word-for-word recitations of dramatic scenes from other movies.

Toni Gonzaga portrays her character to be smart, but then she fails to see Lester's true intent.

[15] Ogg Cruz stated, "It is what it is, a disposable piece of entertainment that does not have the will or courage to reinvent the wheel.

The film manages to be funny within the very same framework that all comedies about self-deprecating gays are funny[...]While it is apparent that there are attempts to blur the borders between genders and relationships, it unfortunately misses the opportunity to actually create discourse out of its premise, to graduate from the decades-old subgenre.

He adds, "the film’s bigger sins, in my opinion, has little to do with its filmmaking and everything to with its peddling of disturbing messages: 1) To be a real man, one has to be physically violent., 2) Making fun of people whose looks do not meet society’s standards of beauty is completely OK., and 3) Gay men will lust after every young man they see.

"[16] According to Mico Del Rosario, advertising and promotion manager for Star Cinema, the movie grosses PHP 23 Million on its opening day.