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his film needs no introduction. The Golmaal series has been superhit uptil now (though I didn't quite like the second movie). The film stars majority of the previous actors likeAjay Devgn, Kareena Kapoor, Arshad Warsi, Tusshar Kapoor and Shreyas Talpade, and we'll get to see some new faces as well this time such as Kunal Khemu, Mithun Chakraborty, Ratna Pathak, Johnny Lever, Sanjay Mishra and Vijay Pathak. (OMG! what a long starcast!).
Dabangg is an upcoming Hindi film starring Salman Khan and Sonakshi Sinha (daughter of Shatrughan Sinha) in lead roles. The film also starrs Om Puri, Dimple Kapadia, Vinod Khanna, Mahesh Manjrekar, Arbaaz Khan and Mahie Gill beside the leading pair. This film is a debut for Sonakshi Sinha as an actress and Arbaz Khan as a producer. Directed by Abhinav Kashyap, this film would be releasing on 10 September, 2010.
Badmash Company songs have already been requested a lot many times, even before it's release.. So it seems, it has some catchy material.. After listening 'Ayaashi', I feel Pritamhas done a cool job.. RFAK fans watchout.. Hope you like the songs...
HouseFull is an upcoming film directed by Sajid Khan and is star packed with Akshay Kumar, Deepika Padukone, Lara Dutta, Jiah Khan, Ritesh Deshmukh and Arjun Rampal. Boman Irani and Randhir Kapoor are supporting roles in the Houseful whileMalaika Arora Khan and Jacqueline Fernandez will have special appearances in the film.
Iqbal (Shreyas Talpade) lives in a small hamlet he eats, drinks and sleeps cricket. His aspiration is to adorn the blue uniform and play for the Indian National Team. Though deaf and dumb Iqbal never looses hope and is determined to overcome all the hurdles.
Often ridiculed by others he seeks assurance in his only supporter, his sister (Shweta Prasad). Iqbal knows that there is only one man Mohit (Naseeruddin Shah) who can help him turn his dream into reality. How Mohit and Iqbal work together for the attainment of their ambition forms rest of the story. Iqbal is not merely about the game that is cricket but it celebrates the spirit of overcoming hindrances and wining. The film is winning praises by those who saw its special preview show let's see what audience have to say.
Has Kidnap girl Minissha Lamba replaced Katrina Kaif in Bollywood?
If rumours are to be believed Minissha has got some well wishers in Bollywood who are trying to help her to save her dying film career.
According to an industry insider Akki who used to recommend Katrina to the producers, is now recommending Minissha’s to his producers.
Interestingly both haven’t worked together in single film. Reportedly Minissha’s Kidnap co actor Imran Khan has also recommending her to some producers.
Though helping co actors to make their career is not new in Bollywood. Reportedly Salman and Akshay have done it before for their co actresses. We hope Akki and Imraan’s recommendations will save Minissha’s dying career.
SRK feels that Danny Boyle has done nothing wrong in making a flick about the slums in Mumbai.
He says, “It will open doors for people to understand that there is a lot of visual appeal to India. I hear a lot of people saying that India has been shown in bad light in Slumdog Millionaire. But then my logic to everyone is that why is it that somebody comes from outside and makes a film like Gandhi and Slumdog. All we can say about it is that it is showing India in a poor light.”
SRK also took this opportunity to talk about the Moral Police who is planning to disrupt Valentine Day plans of young lovers, he says, We should see Valentine’s as a day of friendship and love and not as a western culture attack. I would say all youngsters should give roses to all the people they love in a good way.”
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The way a director chooses to open a film reflects a great deal on what lies ahead. This is one of those films that has, as its first shot, an overhead view of Mumbai city’s hustle-bustle at a crowded juncture. If you think back a few years back, this was the accepted mandatory shot for opening movies about Mumbai. A second later, we see the hero Deepak (Govinda), among many waiting to cross the road, when inevitably something funny must happen – in this case his accidental bumping against a plump lady. An argument between the two ensues and the long scene, with no context to the story, is finally wrapped up, We see Deepak’s bizarre family, where his own brother-in-law (Asrani), a lawyer, is fighting a case against his father (Om Puri), a retired college professor. The second brother-in-law (Manoj Joshi), a vehicle inspector, is averse to Deepak’s success. His two sisters, looking like they’ve stepped out of a saas-bahu serial set, are helpless against their husbands who are plotting to sell the house they all live in. Deepak is the only one who wants to keep this home for sentimental value. In court, Deepak refuses the assistance of a lawyer and wins the earlier case—but it’s a pyrrhic victory as all they win is a run-down bus. Instead of selling it, the patriarch suggests that a bus travel business be opened. Deepak with sidekick and friend Sundar (Rajpal Yadav) opens the bus service naming it Chal Chala Chal. Predictably, they encounter problems at every step, from incompetent drivers to an unreasonable trade union backing them. Somewhere in the middle, the audience must endure a song where Govinda and Yadav cavort with blonde dancers. The rest of the story has Deepak in-and-out of trouble, with his brothers-in-law plotting against him at every turn, and the Union getting violent. The only silver lining seems his father’s sage advice and the sweet-sour friendship with regular bus traveler Payal (Reema Sen). The ending is as predictable and safe as expected. Comedy includes a track that has Sundar going after the bus’s resident mouse with the gear of the bus. There are occasional bright sparks though, like using a pun to call a `grateful’ person a great fool. Dialogue is archaic with Govinda going off into monologue mode about the aam aadmi etc. Unforgivably abrupt cuts make this look like a semi-finished picture. Of the cast, Om Puri is excellent as the wise old man, especially when he tells his short-tempered son to sweet talk his way to closing the deal with the trade union. Govinda looks a bit mature for a role essentially written as a 20-something enterprising lad. Yadav doesn’t make you laugh at all. Reema Sen as the love interest does well. Her character, in fact, is an interesting one, especially during the track when she demands compensation of Deepak, after injuring herself on his bus. Emotionally moved by her false tales, Deepak keeps paying her till he realizes he’s been had. Technically, the film is woefully archaic. Director Rajiv Kumar (producer of four films; director of one: Kranti Kshetrain 1994) makes a film that isn’t the worst this critic has encountered on the job; but it’s incredibly out of touch with the audience today and their evolved taste. Songs List: |
After gaining a great reputation and the after completion of most challenging duties of last year the great bollywood star Aammir Khan is now willing to take a long vacation.
A source close to the actor revealed, “It is true that Aamir is finally taking a year off after Raj Kumar Hirani’s 3 Idiots is complete. He is currently in Bangalore shooting for the film. Actually, he was planning to take a sabbatical last year after Taare Zameen Par, where the double responsibility of directing and acting sapped him. But then he was coaxed into doing Ghajini and then began his physical re-orientation, the muscle-building and body toning that really exhausted the method actor. But Aamir is now ready to take the long pending break. He won’t be doing any films for the next one year.”
But although he is taking break from work his production house, Aamir Khan Productions will continue working. Currently the production house is producing Abhinay Deo’s Delhi Belly and Kiran Rao’s Dhobi Ghat. On a year long leave Aamir will spend his time by traveling, reading scripts, watching films and with his children.