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Showing posts with label Movie Review. Show all posts
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Friday, 11 May 2012

Ishaqzaade: Movie Review

The chemistry between the lead pair Arjun Kapoor and Parineeti Chopra is infectious and Habib Faisal’s direction is first-rate. Arjun Kapoor makes a fantastic debut. Parineeti Chopra shines again in a complex and intense role, feel critics.

"Story writers Aditya Chopra and Habib Faisal take the age-old plot of a love story between members belonging to feuding families and give it a very nice twist. Faisal’s screenplay does full justice to the story. The first half is fast paced and entertaining. All the characters are well-etched and leave an impression the viewer’s mind," says Mrigank Dhaniwala, Koimoi.com

"Ishaqzaade is nothing you haven’t seen or heard already: the old Romeo-Juliet romance reworked into a small town setting with guns and gore, Yash Raj style. Throw in some French kissing, colourful swearing, street fighting, a righteous mother and some songs and you have Ishaqzaade – love in the times of small town politics," says Rubina A Khan, First Post.

"The plot is racy and the narrative does not waste too much time in establishing the love story. That perhaps can go against the film, since the transition from hate to love for the lead protagonists happen a bit too quickly, leaving the viewer wondering whether it is that easy to love and hate a person," writes Shomini Sen, Zee News.

Arjun-Parineeti's chemistry
"The chemistry between Arjun Kapoor and Parineeti Chopra on screen certainly follows the model of the chemistry that was created in Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Bunty Aur Babli and Band Baaja Baaraat. It's infectious and that, in my opinion, is the hallmark of the film, besides the script of course. In the initial portions, both Arjun and Parineeti are at loggerheads, bartering cusswords, flaunting guns and trying to be one-up on the other. Their love story towards the middle of the first part is equally electrifying and the portrayal by Arjun and Parineeti gives the film the required sheen," writes Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama.


Direction
"Habib Faisal belongs to a fresh class of writers and film-makers who does away with the beaten to death drama that one gets to watch in films of this genre. Filmed at actual locations of Uttar Pradesh, the story of ISHAQZAADE has universal appeal and could have been set in any of the big cities, but the small town milieu lends the plot a kind of passion missing in large metros. Perhaps, the magnetism towards love is that much stronger in a small town, also the conflict of the people opposing love is manifold stronger likewise," says Adarsh.

"Habib Faisal’s direction is first-rate. The writer-director treads a very different territory after Do Dooni Chaar but manages to make the narrative compelling. Only if he had paid more attention to making the second half crisper, the film would have proved to be a better package. Amit Trivedi’s music is very good. The songs go with the narrative. Lyrics, by Kausar Munir and Habib Faisal, are fine. Ranjit Barot’s background score sets the pace of the drama. Choreographers Chinni Prakash and Rekha Chinni Prakash make the songs a delight to watch. The production design is excellent. Cinematography, by Hemant Chaturvedi, is eye-pleasing. Aarti Bajaj’s editing is fine. Sham Kaushal’s action choreography is realistic," feels Dhaniwala.

Performances
"Arjun Kapoor makes a fantastic debut. He has a peerless body language and a 'I-don't-give-a-damn' kind of an approach in the movie. The youngster, with his untidy look and impish smile, has already won female reverence prior to the release of the film and after having watched him emote, you can confidently say that he's blessed to depict this rebellious character in his launch vehicle itself. He comes across as fiery and rustic and at the same time self-assured and assertive in this reckless and intrepid character," feels Adarsh. 

"Parineeti Chopra is simply fantastic in this high-voltage drama. Playing the part of a spirited gun-toting girl, she is not the regular timid, decorous, withdrawn Hindi film heroine. She portrays the violent behavior coupled with the audacious and brash attitude with aplomb," he adds.

"Arjun Kapoor makes a fine debut as Parma. He emotes well, acts with a swagger and dances delightfully. He has a very good screen presence as well. Parineeti Chopra, whom we loved in Ladies Vs Ricky Bahl, shines again in a complex and intense role. She looks very good and acts like a song. Arjun and Parineeti’s on-screen chemistry and excellent performances are the highlights of the film. Gauhar Khan, who plays courtesan Chand, does very well. All the supporting cast members provide very good support," says Dhaniwala.

"Debutant Arjun and one film old Parineeti (Ricky v/s Ladies Tailor) are ably supported by the character actors who fit their roles. There are no familiar Bollywood supporting character actors, perhaps that’s what makes them real. Even though there are no big/known names, it make for a watchable fare. To add to the oomph factor is Guauhar Khan in a cameo and her Chokra Jawan Hua act," writes Shaheen Parkar, Mid Day. 


Conclusion
"On the whole, Ishaqzaade, a volatile and intense story with ample doses of fanatical romance, should appeal to a pan-India audience. This broadly engaging love story has a winsome pair who deliver dexterous performances, besides popular music and several poignant moments, which should appeal to fans of mainstream films. Go for it!" Says Adarsh.

"On the whole, Ishaqzaade is an entertaining fare which works on the strength of its first half and the performances," concludes Dhaniwala.

Tweet review
Rohit Vats, IBNLive.com

10:34 AM: Rivalry at its best. Arjun Kapoor excels in the initial scenes.

10:38 AM: Parineeti Chopra looks fit for the role. She is full of energy.

10:59 AM: Parineeti Chopra shows nuanced acting skills. The writer has given her a very well written character.

11:02 AM: #Ishaqzaade is a passionate love story. These guys can make you fall in love.

Saturday, 10 March 2012

Kahaani: Movie Review

Directed By: Sujoy Ghosh
Star Cast: Vidya Balan, Parambrata Chattopadhyay, Nawazuddin Siddiqui

Critics Verdict: "Excellent Performance of Vidya Balan. Hugely recommended!"

By Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama - 4 stars
"The rules of entertainment are altering rapidly. Moviegoers, in the present day, are diffident about a film wholly centered on grim societal subject matters. Nor are they enthused about a conventional mainstream motion picture. What works for the discerning spectator in the current scenario is an evenhanded permutation. So does KAHAANI encompass the all-important blend? Let's explore...", Adarsh wrote on Bollywood Hungama.

On the whole, KAHAANI works big time because Vidya Balan makes it come alive. It is several notches above the stuff we've been subjected to in the past. The movie triumphs in evoking emotions. You experience compassion, resentment, defenselessness and triumph at a variety of stages. A wonderful movie-going experience, you come out feeling a sense of pride, pleasure and fulfillment after having watched KAHAANI. Just do not miss it. Hugely recommended!", concluded by Adarsh on Bollywood Hungama.

By Kunal Guha, Yahoo.com - 2.5 stars
“Computers are like a cycle for the mind,” is something the late Steve Jobs once said. His analogy works just as well for suspense thrillers. Some love them for the uneasiness of being unsure of what will happen next, others enjoy putting the pieces together before the climax. And if they can’t, they love it even more. ‘Kahaani’, with a few loose ends, manages to score with an ‘unpredictable end’ but the tension on the screen doesn’t translate into an anxious audience. Not throughout the film at least. 

The suspense in Sujoy Ghosh’s ‘Kahaani’ may not be nail-chewing-worthy but he succeeds in getting Kolkata to perform at its peak and look like it’s on a wire between vintage and decrepit. The overall attitude of the city and the city’s voice is consistent in the story and the characters too. But forcing the goddess Durga metaphor in the end seems less like a tribute and more like ticking every Bengali stereotype imaginable to suggest the shooting location. Long shot of Haaauraah Breej. Close shot of travelling inside a traaam. Bhhictory!

By Sukanya Verma, Rediff.com - 4 stars
Sukanya Verma says Vidya Balan excels in Kahaani, a film which is much too enjoyable to find flaws.

The concept behind a jigsaw puzzle is most fascinating. Its three-step model involves drawing an intricate picture laden with buried details and fine clues, cutting it into several unrecognizable segments and assembling a jumble that carries a seemingly simple challenge -- to fall in place, to make sense. 

Even though Kahaani is designed around her, her co-actors are just as impressive. Parambrata's gentle countenance and measured delivery as someone with an obvious soft corner is an ode to understatement. On the other hand, Nawazuddin Siddiqui's caustic tone and humorless disposition conveys unpleasant in its most memorable avatar.

Sly, gripping and taut, Kahaani is much too enjoyable to find flaws. This is, without doubt, Sujoy Ghosh's best work so far. Go watch it. 


Friday, 2 March 2012

London Paris New York: Movie Review

Released On: 2 Mar 2012
Directed By: Anu Menon
Star Cast: Ali Zafar, Aditi Rao Hydari

By Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama - 3.5 stars
"Rom-coms appear to be the most preferential genre, notwithstanding the fact that you can foretell where the narrative is headed a few minutes into the film. But what sets most rom-coms apart is the implementation of the theme. It all hinges on how persuasively the narrator recounts and executes the plot, how compelling the central characters are, how mesmeric is their chemistry on screen and most importantly, does the cinematic account have soul?", wrote by Adarsh on Bollywood Hungama.

"On the whole, LONDON PARIS NEW YORK is akin to a lungful of fresh air amidst the hackneyed and passe rom-coms. It's a quirky, witty, coming-of-age movie that takes a conventional premise and twirls it into something delightfully unconventional, designed to charm and magnetize the urban youth. The movie speaks their lingo, mirrors their objectives and depicts the anguish and elation of falling in love. If you are young or young at heart, celebrate your weekend by leaping on to this feel-good earth hopping romance.", He concludes.

By TNN, Times Of India - 3 stars
"Does your love change with the character of the city you are in? Do your pheromones trigger a different response when you kiss the same girl in different parts of the world? That's the formula of this three-city, romantic tour called London Paris New York. Reminding us loosely of the Hollywood romance 'Before Sunrise' (starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delphi),London Paris New York, is a story of a couple who spend three nights, in three beautiful cities. This sparks a light-hearted romance over crackling conversational chemistry and long walks through the picturesque metros. Intensifying with dramatic highs, and emotional meltdowns."

"When you have a pop-icon for a music composer, the tracks are bound to be spot-on. Ali Zafar's music gives the film its freshness and adds to the lyricism of the love story. London Paris New York is a sweet story that deals with very real emotions. It is urbane, cool and thankfully, not dated. The simplicity of the dialogues makes it enjoyable. It deals with the trials and tribulations of the youth, and the complexities of finding real love. It probably won't move you to tears, but one thing is for sure -- after traveling across the globe, this one won't leave you jet-lagged."


Paan Singh Tomar: Movie Review


Released On: 2 Mar 2012
Directed By: Tigmanshu Dhulia
Star Cast: Irrfan Khan, Mahie Gill, Vipin Sharma, Imran Hasnee, Nawazuddin Siddiqui

Critics Verdict: "Pleasure to Watch. Highly Recommended!"

By Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama - 3.5 stars
"In a defining sequence in the film, Paan Singh Tomar tells his superior that his mama [uncle] isn't a dacoit, but a baaghi [rebel]. In another sequence, during the course of an interview to a news-reporter, he makes a scathing remark, 'Bihad mein baaghi hote hain... Dacait milte hain Parliament mein'. That, in a nutshell, sums up the persona of the long-forgotten steeplechase runner, who felt miffed by the government's betrayal and became a dacoit of Chambal. PAAN SINGH TOMAR, a film helmed by Tigmanshu Dhulia, has taken a really lonooooong time to hit the screens, but despite the holdup, the film remains as pertinent and relevant in today's times as it was when Dhulia envisioned it.", wrote by Adarsh on Bollywood Hungama.

"On the whole, PAAN SINGH TOMAR shatters the standard rules of this genre. Besides, the film makes you cognizant that serious cinema can be uniformly delightful, like any other enthralling entertainer. If this variety of cinema allures you then chances are that you will take pleasure in watching PAAN SINGH TOMAR. Recommended!", Concluded by Adarsh.

By Dailybhaskar.com - 4 stars
"A well-woven plot, when shored up with an intriguing screenplay, the outcome is bound to be just the best. What makes Paan Singh Tomar even special is that despite being predictable, it leaves you awe-struck with some intelligent sub-plots. The narration defines the psychology of a man, who's peace loving, but turns into a believer of an eye for an eye. Also, Paan… enlists itself as one of the very few films, where dialogues further thicken the plot thus, leaving the spectator at the edge of the seat to explore what lies next."

"A performance par excellence by Irrfan Khan, stupendous direction, impressive dialogues, and a powerful screenplay makes Paan Singh Tomar a flawless venture. Sluggish editing, however leaves the film slightly lengthy which though can easily be ignored.

On the whole, Paan Singh Tomar breaks rules and cries out loud that meaningful cinema can be equally entertaining like any rib-tickling masala film. Highly recommended!", Concludes on Dailybhaskar.com.

By Avijit Ghosh, Times of India
"Sportsmen and outlaws inhabit two different universes. One shines amidst the bright lights of glory, the other haunts the ravines of notoriety. But in director Tigmanshu Dhulia's biopic, Paan Singh Tomar, the two worlds collide. And the result is a rather exquisite blend of drama, humour and tragedy; altogether eminently enjoyable good cinema.", wrote by Ghosh on Times Of India.

"It is perhaps a sign of Bollywood maturing that another biopic on a famous athlete is in the making: Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, on sprinter Milkha Singh. Till then, let us just relish the pleasure of watching Paan Singh Tomar.", concludes by Ghosh on TOI.



Friday, 24 February 2012

Jodi Breakers: Movie Review

Average Ratings: 2.5 stars

Here are some reviews from the sources...

Jodi Breakers

Movie Review

Avijit Ghosh, Times Of India - 2.5 stars
"In times when love is a multi-million industry, even the business of separation can be profitable employment. Lots of divorce lawyers would say that. But Sid is a divorce expert with a difference. He seduces the unfaithful and passes on the evidence. Even pehelwans from Haryana take his help to rid themselves of desperate wives. All this means a fab pay cheque in return. And his professional life only gets better when he hooks up with Sonali ( Bipasha Basu). Together they become top jodi breakers.", wrote by Ghosh on Times Of India.

"Jodi Breakers isn't entirely without merit though. Madhavan is earnest. And Bipasha looks stunning, especially in the scenes shot in Greece. The romantic scenes between the two have a coy intensity. Together they try to make the film better than it actually is. And the track named Bipasha has spunk and rhythm though Kunwara is likely to be the chartbuster. But it simply isn't enough.", he concludes.

Daily Bhaskar.com - 3 stars
Mind-boggling performances, strong storyline and dialogues leave Jodi Breakers in the category of one-time watch films. Editing, cinematography and poor portrayal of second half in terms of direction and screenplay proves fatal for the film.

On the whole, Jodi Breakers falls flat in its intention to showcase a well-knitted plot. Watch out this one only for Maddy and Bips.



Kanika Sikka, DNA - 2 stars
Before beginning this review, I must admit that my love for Milind Somanhas nothing to do with how disappointing this attempted romantic drama was. No he's not the lead actor here, but he could very well be made if looks was the criterion of making a film.

The characters carry an otherwise monotonous plot to make the movie not only tolerable, but seldom enjoyable. The second half is sorely predictable, yet the actors keep it going. Leave all expectations behind before entering the hall and you ‘might’ (urgency redefined) walk out with a smiling face.

Friday, 17 February 2012

Ekk Deewana Tha: Movie Review

Critics Verdict: "Ek Deewana Tha" has its moments, but not make you fallen in love.

Here are the review by some sources...

Avijit Ghosh, Times Of India - 3 stars
"He sees her for the first time on the street, walking slowly towards him like poetry in motion. She is dressed in a black sari and matching blouse; her pitch-dark hair caressing her body. And in that singular moment, Sachin ( Prateik), a mechanical engineer who wants to make movies, is transformed into a butterfly of uncontrollable desire. He is smitten and finds himself walking on air", writes by Ghosh on Times Of India.

"The good thing about Ekk Deewana Tha is that it chooses deep conversations and not deadly fists to reach where it finally wants to. It doesn't offer any insights into the art of love; rather it merely lays bare the regular confusions - is it love or friendship? - of young hearts. Exquisitely lensed in lush Kerala by cinematographer M S Prabhu, the movie gets too self-indulgent in the end; the last 20 minutes could have been trimmed to 10. The love story of Sachin and Jessie never becomes your own though the lead pair is okay. Prateik's voice is evocative; Amy Jackson, a former Miss Liverpool, reeks of an understated sensuality, though strangely, her skin-tone keeps varying with every scene. But together they fail to synergize their performances. Ramesh Sippy's presence too doesn't add any sholay to the proceedings. May be the movie needed more spunk in Manu Rishi's dialogues, to elevate itself. Even A R Rahman's music wouldn't figure among his Top 20 films."

"Ekk Deewana Tha has its moments but it doesn't really put you in the mood for love", concluded by him.

Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama - 2 stars
"Both, the Tamil version [VINNAITHAANDI VARUVAAYAA] and also its Telugu adaptation [YE MAAYA CHESAVE] were considered path-breaking motion pictures. Though essentially a remake, EKK DEEWANA THA conjures memories of K. Balachander's roaring hit EK DUUJE KE LIYE. Menon is a master storyteller, no two opinions on that, but EKK DEEWANA THA fails to leave an impact for a valid reason: A beaten to death plot tends to stagnate after a point. Also, Menon overstays the hospitality by dragging the film in its second hour. Just when you think the story would conclude, Menon does a time travel and starts a new chapter in this never-ending love story. That, honestly, only makes this snail-paced movie a taxing and cumbersome experience.

Sachin [Prateik] is an engineering graduate from a middle class family in Mumbai, who is in love with the world of cinema. One day, he sees Jessie [Amy Jackson] and it is love at first sight for him. Jessie is beautiful, elegant, smart and classy. But Jessie belongs to an orthodox Malayali Christian family where watching movies or falling in love are completely taboo.

Sachin finds himself increasingly drawn to her. Jessie, on her part, tries to forge a friendship between them, believing that cloaking their feelings under the umbrella of friendship would save them heartache, tears and a full-blown family drama. But these two different characters go through the pangs and pleasure of first love, while battling with the situations that life has placed them in.", writes by trade expert Adarsh on Bollywood Hungama.

"Amy Jackson is charming. She carries off her part -- and also the Indian attire -- splendidly. Though the character is not very compelling -- since she appears confused about her emotions for the madly-in-love Prateik -- it must be said that you don't detect slip-ups in her presentation of the character. In fact, it isn't a straight-forward role for a tenderfoot, but Amy handles it like a pro. However, her makeup is inconsistent. Manu Rishi excels and so does Sachin Khedekar. Babu Antony [as Jessie's father] does a fine job. Ashwin Kakumanu and Samantha get no scope. Ramesh Sippy is likeable in a cameo. 
On the whole, EKK DEEWANA THA has a few sparkling moments, that's about it. However, it lacks the fizz for the spectator to go deewana!", concluded by Taran Adarsh.


Preeti Arora, Rediff.com - 1 star
"Preeti Arora feels that Ek Deewana Tha, Gautham Menon's Hindi remake of his hit Tamil film Vinnaithaandi Varuvaaya, lost quite a bit in translation."

"A few minutes into Gautham Menon's latest film the leading man (Prateik Babbar) is shown seated in a church, muttering to himself, "Mujhe Jessie Se Hi Kyon Pyaar Hona Tha? (Why did I have to fall in love with Jessie)". The leading lady is at the altar, waiting for her groom. The audience is expected to hold their breaths, as the flashback unfolds. Not the most original beginning for a love story.", writes by Preeti on Rediff.com

"Given their limited acting abilities, they just do not come through as a couple. And with the spark missing, the innumerable tiffs and make-ups and casual kisses just serve in endlessly prolonging the film. 
Manu Rishi in his small role as Prateik's friend-philosopher-guide is great fun. The few laughs one enjoys are the times when he is on screen. A R Rahman's music doesn't make an impact.

Good cinematography and great locations in Kerala make some portions a visual treat. Another redeeming factor is the absence of item songs and unnecessary sub-plots.

Ek Deewana Tha is the Hindi remake of Gautham Menon's Tamil film Vinnaithaandi Varuvaaya which was a huge commercial hit. Somewhere, something obviously got lost in translation.", concluded by Preeti Arora.

Friday, 10 February 2012

Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu: Movie Review


Good review is come out of the latest release EK MAIN AUR EKK TU. Review by some sources.

By Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama - 4 stars

For those who swear by sentimental movies and are die-hard fans of rom-coms, who fervently wish Valentine's Day is prolonged eternally, EK MAIN AUR EKK TU is akin to an answer to this yearning. Rom-coms relaxing in the splendor of harmonious compositions, a creative and innovative take on present-day romance, pulsating images and timed during the Valentine week… aah, you can't ask for more!

It's said that that good friendship, by and large, transforms into romance and consequently, marriage. But hold on... what if one marries by mistake? In EK MAIN AUR EKK TU, two responsible adults meet, get married in a jiffy [it's a mistake, they realize the next morning], but this faux pas is the turning point in their lives. That's the essence of EK MAIN AUR EKK TU. 

The plotline of EK MAIN AUR EKK TU may bring back memories of WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS and the Mexican film RECIEN CAZADO, but EK MAIN AUR EKK TU is no adaptation of those films. Agree, the trailers might make you conclude it could be an imitation, but it's not. EK MAIN AUR EKK TU is shades apart from the above named movies. Imagine a guy who has lived his entire life based on decisions taken by his parents. Come to think of it, he's not living his life, but his parent's expectations. And then comes a girl who opens his eyes and shows him what he's missing out on. EK MAIN AUR EKK TU is more of a coming-of-age story, essentially. 

On the whole, EK MAIN AUR EKK TU is a slick, breezy and pleasant fare that should click with its target audience -- the youth -- and also has the potential to woo the older spectators as well. This take on love is refined, smart, lively and thoroughly pleasing thanks to its characters, conversations and the inherent humor. A perfect date movie. A film stuffed with exquisite moments that are sure to bring a wide smile on your face. Simply put, you cannot afford to miss EK MAIN AUR EKK TU. Just go for it!



By Avijit Ghosh, Times Of India - 4 stars

Rahul Kapoor ( Imran Khan) is a 25-year-old boy. He brushes his teeth three times and irons his socks and underwear - everything that his parents want him to do. He is like a puppet living out their dreams and desires. So when he meets Riana Braganza ( Kareena Kapoor) who has dumped six Mr Rights and is everything he is not, sparks obviously fly. Trite, trite, right? Wrong. 

With only the faintest trace of the Hollywood hit, What Happens in Vegas (2008), Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu shows what first-rate direction and a cute but brave script can do to the done-to-death story of opposites getting attracted to each other. EMAET has heart, charm and an enviable lightness of being. And it certainly helps that the lead players are in fine form. Like quality wine, Kareena seems to improve with every passing year though you find shades of Geet (Jab We Met) in her part. And Imran brings just that right amount of balance to the difficult part of an uptight, gawky individual who evolves with every passing day. The movie is essentially his journey from boy to man. With its neon lights and flash, Las Vegas too is an important character adding to the film's mood and melody. 

EMAET is the sweetest heartbreak that Bollywood has conjured in a long, long time. It works both as a college buddy movie and a date movie; for the young and the not-so-young. You can even watch it alone. And if a gorgeous girl asks you for a drink, go ahead, take a chance. As Rahul will tell you, it will be worth every second of your life.


By Komal Nahata, Koimoi.com - 3 stars
"On the whole, Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu is an entertaining and enjoyable fare for the city audience. Its business in multiplexes will be decent. Given its total investment of around Rs. 35-36 crore and given that it can easily recover around 60-65% of that from satellite, audio and home video, recovery of the balance 35-40% from India and Overaseas theatrical business is something which will be accomplished in the first week itself. It will, therefore, prove to be a comfortable earner.


By Aniruddha Guha, DNA - 4 stars
All in all, Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu is a delightful film that keeps getting better along the way, and ends fabulously. Clocking under two hours, the film is a breezy watch that will leave you with a smile. Highly recommended.


By Sukanya Verma, Rediff.com - 3 stars
Sukanya Verma feels that Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu is neither on the epic side like Dharma Productions' great, grand ancestors nor weighed down by an overload of pop culture references of those that define the genre.


DainikBhaskar.com - 3 stars
Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu begins on a thin note, as it looks like a replica of Hollywood flick What Happens In Vegas, courtesy the accidental marriage aspect but, in due course the story takes a new turn. But, again, one can find traces of Jab We Met and Anjaana Anjaani in the screenplay which makes it quite conventional. The film however, is full of surprises post interval with various powerful moments which are quite mind-boggling. Watch out for the scene where Imran confronts his parents about his real feelings and later, seeks apology from Kareena which is complemented with an equally mesermerising act from actress’s end.


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Thursday, 26 January 2012

Agneepath: Movie Review

AGNEEPATH REVIEW

Director:Karan Malhotra
Cast:
Hrithik Roshan, Priyanka Chopra, Rishi Kapoor and Sanjay Dutt
Producer:
Karan Johar

Good review is comes out of the latest release 'AGNEEPATH'. Here is review by some sources.

Source                                           Ratings
DNA, Aniruddha Guha3.5 stars
Times Of India, Gaurav MalaniBetter Than Good
Daily.Bhaskar.com3.5 stars
Bhaskar.com3.5 stars
Hindustan Times, Mayank Shekhar3 stars
OneIndia Entertainment4 stars
Rediff, Sukanya Verma3 stars
Bollywood Hungama, Taran Adarsh4.5 stars
NDTV, Piyali Dasgupta3.5 stars
Koimoi.com, Komal Nahata4 stars
Zee News3 stars
HindustanTimes, Mayank Shekhar3 stars

"Agneepath" B-Town review: 'MINDBLOWING'

Karan Johar's Agneepath is get a positive response from the Bollywood Celebrities. The special screening held in Mumbai for the celebrities.

AGNEEPATH REVIEW BY CELEBRITES:

Preity Zinta: "@priyankachopra @iHrithik @kjohar25 All the best 4 the Film guys ! All of u did a great job in…. Agneepath … Agneepath….Agneepath !!"

Sophie Choudry: "@iHrithik is simply outstanding! @priyankachopra & Rishiji r brilliant. As 4 Sanju, words can’t describe the evil he is! #Agneepath SUPERB!"


Manaayata Dutt: "I loved Sanju in the film. He has done a fabulous work.His look and acting… I really liked a lot. In real life he is a very good, pure-hearted person, but in this movie, he has played such a contradictory character. He has played this role with so much confidence."

Arjun Rampal: "It was mindblowing. It’s a superb film. Go and watch Agneepath. You guys are going to be blown away.’ He also tweeted: ‘Just saw Agneepath superbly entertaining, @iHrithik is fab as usual, Sanju is bloody scary,Rishi Kapoor is unreal,priyanka fab,dir is a star."

Dino Morea: "I think the remake that they have made is amazing. Hrithik and Sanjay have done a fabulous job. It was fantastic.’ He also tweeted:’Just saw Agneepath, brilliant. Full on entertainer. Performances awesome. WoW. Fab job karan malhotra, for a 1st time director, top class."

Uday Chopra: "Saw Agneepath..whatta movie! brilliantly directed @iHrithik is plain awesome and @priyankachopra makes Kali “Shine” all the best @kjohar25"

Zayed Khan: "All the performances are fabulous. Finally, superb kind of movies are back. It’s amazing. Hrithik, Sanjay, Priyanka, everybody was outstanding."

Arbaaz Khan: "I think the director has done a fantastic job and it’s a very good remake of the earlier Agneepath. Sanjay’s performance is fantastic, Hrithik is looking very good and he has acted very well as well. I think the star of the film is the director."

Farah Khan Ali: "An unbiased opinion. Agneepath moves you like u cannot even imagine. A total “MUST” watch. @iHrithik @kjohar25 @priyankachopra @duttsanjay"

Friday, 13 January 2012

Chaalis Chauraasi: Movie Review

Chaalis Chauraasi Review

Director:Hriday Shetty
Cast:
Naseeruddin Shah, Kay Kay Menon, Atul Kulkarni, Zakir Hussain, Ravi Kissen, Shweta Bhardwaj
Producer:
Anuya Mhaiskar, Sachin Awasthee, Uday Shetty


Good review is comes out of the latest release 'Chaalis Chauraasi'. Here is review by some sources.
Source                                           Ratings
Times Of India, Nikhat Kazmi3.5 stars
DailyBhaskar.com3 stars
Hindustan Times, Mayank Shekhar3 stars
GlamSham.com, Martin D'Souza3 stars
Rediff, Preeti Arora2 stars
Bollywood Hungama, Taran Adarsh2 stars
ApunKaChoice, Aparajita Ghosh2.5 stars
Koimoi.com, Komal Nahata 0.5 stars

Sadda Adda: Movie Review

Sadda Adda Review

Director:Muazzam Beg
Cast:
Bhaumik Sampat, Kahkkashan Aryan, Karanvir Sharma, Kunal Pant, Maryam Zakaria, Rohin Robert, Rohit Arora, Shaurya Chauhan
Producer:
Ramesh B. Agarwal, Rajiv R. Agarwal, Tarun R. Agarwal


Not good review is comes out of the latest release 'Sadda Adda'. Here is review by some sources.
Source                                           Ratings
Times Of India, Nikhat Kazmi1.5 stars
DailyBhaskar.com3 stars
DNA, Blessy Chettiar1.5 stars
Hindustan Times, Mayank Shekhar2 stars
Bollywood Hungama, Taran Adarsh2.5 stars
GlamSham.com, Martin D'Souza 2 stars
ApunKaChoice, Aparajita Ghosh 2 stars
Koimoi.com, Komal Nahata0.5 stars

Friday, 6 January 2012

Players: Movie Review

Players Review

Director:Abbas Mustan
Cast:Abhishek Bachchan, Neil Nitin Mukesh, Bipasha Basu, Bobby Deol, Omi Vaidya, Sonam Kapoor, Vinod Khanna, Sikander Kher, Johnny Lever
Producer:Burmawala Partners



Mixed review is comes out of the latest release 'Players'. Here is review by some sources.

Source                                           Ratings
Times Of India, Nikhat Kazmi3.5 stars
Bollywood Hungama, Taran Adarsh2 stars
DailyBhaskar.com3 stars
Rediff, Sukanya Verma2 stars
Koimoi.com, Komal Nahta1 star
IANS, Troy Ribeiro2.5 stars
NDTV, Piyali Dasgupta3 stars
DNA, Aniruddha Guha2 stars
Hindustan Times, Mayank Shekhar1.5 stars

Friday, 23 December 2011

DON 2: Movie Review

Don 2 Review

Director:     Farhan Akhtar
Producer:Shah Rukh Khan, Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwan
Cast:Shah Rukh Khan, Priyanka Chopra, Boman Irani, Lara Dutta, Om Puri and Kunal Kapoor



Mixed review is comes out of the latest release 'Don 2'. Here is review by some sources.


Source                                           Ratings
Nikhat Kazmi, Times Of India4 stars
Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama3.5 stars
Komal Nahta, Koimoi.com3.5 stars
Rediff2.5 stars
Aniruddha Guha, DNA3 stars
Daily Bhaskar.com3 stars
Cinema.currentweek.net3.5 stars


ONE DAY: Movie Review

ONE DAY Review

Director:     Lone Scherfig
Cast:Jim Sturgess and Anne Hathaway

Mixed review is comes out of the latest release 'One Day'. Here is review by some sources.


Source                                           Ratings
Times Of IndiaGood
Daily News & Analysis3 stars
Guardian.co.uk2 stars
Dailymail.co.uk3 stars

Monday, 19 December 2011

Ranveer Singh give second hit

Ranveer Singh who became a sensation overnight after his first film Band Baaja Baarat has give his second hit at the box office in the form of Ladies vs Ricky Bahl.

His second film Ladies vs Ricky Bahl, which was release on December 9, 2011 has already collects 25 crores in the opening week. The film will expect to collect some more money as there is no big release this week.

Ladies vs Ricky Bahl is made under the banner of Yashraj has a low budget film and will definitely make the profit. Definitely the profit margin is not as big as the first film Band Baaja Baarat.

"Ranveer has had his second hit. He has huge potential to go forward and become a big craze. However in case of Ladies vs Ricky Bahl, the film was a let down, especially the second half. No actor can rise above a script. Ranveer's popularity saved the film, however the film itself was not up to the mark.", said by trade analyst Taran Adarsh.

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Friday, 16 December 2011

Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol: Movie Review

Mission Impossible - Ghost Protocol

Director:     Brad Bird
Duration:2 hours 13 minutes
Cast:Tom Cruise, Paula Patton, Anil Kapoor,  Jeremy Renner, Michael Nyqvist, Simon Pegg





Good review is comes out of the latest release 'Mission Impossible - Ghost Protocol'. Here is review by some sources.

Source                                           Ratings
Times Of India4 stars
Daily News & Analysis3 stars
Timeoutdubai.com3 stars
Indianexpress.com3.5 stars
Dailymail.co.uk4 stars

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