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Munna Bhai Chale AMERICA – TRAILER, Download free trailer

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8×10 Tasveer – Movie Review, Download

admin — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 07:49:12 +0000

Nagesh Kukunoor enters a new zone with 8 x 10 TASVEER: Suspense-thriller. His choice of the genre and subject material is also right. Yet, 8 x 10 TASVEER goes wrong, horribly wrong.

Now what was that? This is one question that haunts you at the end of the show. And, seriously, you want to direct this question to Kukunoor, who is also credited as the writer of this film.

Okay, let’s dissect… The concept is interesting. The atmosphere is perfect. The mystery deepens with each passing minute. Just when you thought that Kukunoor had pulled it off, a twist in the tale pulls the carpet off your feet. The film crumbles and the impression generated by some brilliantly executed sequences evaporate into thin air.

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For any whodunit to succeed, it ought to hold your interest till the very last frame. Most importantly, the answers raised in the screenplay have to be convincing and justified. But 8 x 10 TASVEER gets unbearable towards the penultimate 20-25 minutes. When the mask is taken off the killer’s face, you are surprised. But the reasons that compelled him to act that way are childish. What happened, Mr. Kukunoor?

To cut a long story short, this tasveer is out of focus!

8 x 10 TASVEER is about Jai [Akshay Kumar], who possesses supernatural powers. Jai is of Indian origin who works as a forest ranger in Canada. His life is shattered by a loss of an important person in his life – his father [Benjamin Gilani]. This personal tragedy leads him to use his unique supernatural powers to unravel the mystery.

Now let’s get to the root of the problem: The discrepancies in the script. Of course, 8 x 10 TASVEER is a whodunit and it would be sacrilege to reveal the end or the identity of the killer, but the reasons that compel the murderer to commit crime after crime are unbelievable and far from convincing.

The moment the truth is out in the open, from that point onwards, the writer doesn’t have convincing answers to offer. There are so many gaps that remain wide open till the end.

Nagesh Kukunoor goes two steps ahead as a technician, but five steps behind as a storyteller. The film has been shot stylishly and the breath-taking locales of Canada and South Africa only give the film a picture perfect look. But the screenplay is faulty. So faulty that you exit the auditorium with questions and more questions in your mind. The outcome fails to convince.

Vikas Sivaraman’s cinematography is top notch. The locales are splendid and the DoP has captured them with élan. There’s no scope for music in the film and the three songs [opening titles, romantic song and end credits] are passable. The background score [Salim-Sulaiman] is electrifying.

Akshay pitches in a sincere performance. 8 x 10 TASVEER is a complete departure from the kind of films the actor is popular for and it only goes to prove that he’s ready to experiment. Ayesha is natural. Sharmila Tagore is graceful. Jaaved Jaaferi is first-rate. Girish Karnad, Benjamin Gilani, Ananth Mahadevan and Rushaad Rana are perfect in their respective roles.

On the whole, 8 x 10 TASVEER disappoints. The film goes wrong, in fact horribly wrong, in the penultimate 20-25 minutes, which is the lifeline of any suspense-thriller. Nagesh Kukunoor has missed the bus this time!

Also known as (AKA) / Was earlier titled
Tasveer

Banner : Percept Picture Company
Release Date : April 3, 2009
Language : Hindi

Genre :Suspense

Shooting Locations (City & Country) : Canada

Producer : Shailendra Singh
Executive Producer / Co-Producer : Elahe Hiptoola

Director : Nagesh Kukunoor

Star Cast
Akshay Kumar…… Jai Puri
Ayesha Takia…… Sheela Patel
Sharmila Tagore…… Savitri Puri
Javed Jaffrey
Girish Karnad…… Anil Sharma
Anant Mahadevan…… Sundar Puri
Benjamin Gilani…… Jatin Puri
Rushad Rana…… Adit
Utara Pawkar

Cassettes and CD’s on : T-Series

Singers : Vishal Dadlani, Mohit Chouhan, Tulsi Kumar,Neeraj Shridhar,Bohemia
Lyricist :Irfan Siddique,Sameer,Bohemia

Music Director : Salim Merchant, Sulaiman Merchant,Neeraj Shridhar, Bohemia

Story / Writer : Nagesh Kukunoor

Ghajini Asin Sizzles on the Filmfare Magazine Cover Launch, Bollywood Movies

admin — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 11:43:24 +0000

Asin Sizzles on the Filmfare Magazine Cover Launch

Gorgeous Asin Thottumkal sizzles in a red dress at the Filmfare magazine cover launch, Andheri.

Asin Sizzles at launch of Filmfare Magazine . She is the Face of this Month filmfare Cover Magazine. These days she is working with Aamir khan for the Movie Ghajini. She is one of the hottest Actress Of tollywood& bollywood Film Industry.

Luck by Chance review

admin — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 05:49:30 +0000

A Bollywood Satire

Adlabs Films

Isha Sharvani in “Luck by Chance,” directed by Zoya Akhtar, about trying to break into the movie business in Mumbai, India.

It might seem as if Bollywood couldn’t possibly satirize itself — the genre is already so over-thetop — but Zoya Akhtar manages the trick deftly in “Luck by Chance,” an appealing tale of two would-be actors looking for movie stardom.

Vikram (Farhan Akhtar, the director’s brother) arrives in Mumbai from New Delhi hoping to crack the movie business, and he soon finds romance with Sona (Konkona Sen Sharma), who is a few years ahead of him in terms of making inroads but is still waiting for her big break. The film gets its digs in early and often, populating the movie-making universe with characters who are vacuous, weaselly or both.

Ms. Akhtar, who also wrote the screenplay, shows herself to be a master of extremes. A fabulous circus-theme musical number pulls out all the stops, but a scene in which an acting teacher explains why Hindi stars have to be more talented than those in Hollywood is a subtle comic gem.

It is Vikram who finally manipulates and lucks his way into a breakthrough, and it is Mr. Akhtar whose understated performance holds together this far-ranging, cameo-filled film. He manages to remain sympathetic even while wreaking romantic havoc.

LUCK BY CHANCE

Opens on Friday nationwide.

Written and directed by Zoya Akhtar; director of photography, Carlos Catalan; edited by Anand Subaya; music by Shankar, Eshaan and Loy; production designer, Anuradha Parikh; produced by Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar; released by Adlabs Films. In Hindi and English, with English subtitles. Running time: 2 hours 36 minutes. This film is not rated.

WITH: Farhan Akhtar (Vikram Jaisingh), Hrithik Roshan (Zaffar Khan), Konkona Sen Sharma (Sona Mishra), Rishi Kapoor (Romy Rolly) and Isha Sharvani (Nikki Valia).

Bollywood Movies to watch out for in 2009

admin — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 05:29:05 +0000

Movies to watch out for in 2009

We’re done with 2008.

It’s been a middling year, and here’s a list of big-screen spectacular releases to look forward to next year. Things can only get better.

Chandni Chowk To China

Akshay Kumar strikes again. The Kung Fu Hustle style trailer is the the funnest looking in a long time, and Nikhil Advani’s far too polished a director to let his scripts get completely asinine. Not that it matters, when its a masala film promising the spectacular and Kumar — the man who doesn’t seem capable to planting a mainstream foot wrong — is in the centre of things.

3 Idiots

Ace director Rajkumar Hirani finally moves outside of his fabulous Munna and Circuit characters to take on the Indian education system.

The director has confirmed that this film is an original script, and not based on Chetan Bhagat’s Five Point Someone (a good piece of news to all of those people who sat through the execrable Hello). Aamir Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Sharman Joshi make for an interesting cast, but we’re all just waiting to see Hirani bat again.

Delhi-6

Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra became one of the most respected directors in the industry with his apathy-shattering Rang De Basanti a couple of years ago, and we’ve had to wait three years to see what he does next.

This one is a take on a seamy, colourful, mad part of Delhi called Delhi-6, and stars Abhishek Bachchan opposite Sonam Kapoor. We’re expecting texture and metaphor, and the current trailer has our curiosity piqued. Bring it on.

My Name Is Khan

Karan Johar seems to completely have dropped the K, and the subject matter for his next Shah Rukh Khan starrer is intriguing, to say the least: Khan plays a man targetted at an airport because of his last name and his religion, and that discrimination gives rise to many a question.

Then again, the film’s been written by Shibani Bhatija, who wrote Fanaa and Kidnap, so maybe we shouldn’t go in expecting answers.

Kaminay

Vishal Bhardwaj leaves Shakespeare out of the mix this time with this magnificently named project, starring Shahid Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra. Remember, this is the man who showed us just how capable Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor were, so it’s wise to prepare for fireworks.

The film’s story is still closely guarded, but all we know is that Taare Zameen Par writer Amole Gupte plays the villain in the film. Whatever, man. We’re sold on Bhardwaj and that fantastic title.

Kambakkht Ishq

Akshay Kumar and Kareena Kapoor star in this massive budget film about an Indian stuntman who becomes a sensation across Hollywood. The film features several prominent Hollywood players, including Sylvester Stallone, Carmen Electra, Bondgirl Denise Richards and Superman star Brandon Routh.
It’s quite a coup by Bollywood standards, and one hopes for an entertaining evening of big-screen proportions.