White Chicks

Two black male FBI agents must disguise themselves as white female debutantes. Their mission is to safeguard a pair of heiresses from a kidnapping scheme, in a comedic storyline starring brothers Shawn and Marlon Wayans in the film as the leads.

The film White Chicks is a comedy presented as a feature‑length programme. It centres on a humorous premise and follows the conventions of a light‑hearted movie, delivering laughs through its outlandish situations. The story follows two African‑American FBI agents who are compelled to assume the identities of white, high‑society debutantes. Their covert operation is intended to safeguard a pair of wealthy heiresses who have become the target of a kidnapping scheme. By adopting these disguises, the agents infiltrate the social circle surrounding the potential victims, aiming to thwart the criminal plot. The central roles are performed by brothers Shawn and Marlon Wayans, who portray the undercover agents. Their performances drive the film’s comedic energy, as the characters navigate the challenges of maintaining their false personas while protecting the heiresses. The movie relies on the contrast between the agents’ true identities and the aristocratic façade they must uphold. Throughout the narrative, the agents’ attempts to blend into elite society generate a series of comic misunderstandings. Their unfamiliarity with the customs of high‑society life forces them to improvise, creating situations that highlight the absurdity of their mission. The film uses these moments to maintain its comedic rhythm while keeping the central goal of protecting the heiresses at the forefront.