Starring
Katrina Kaif …. 
Salman Khan …. 
Anil Kapoor …. 

Music Album : Yuvvraaj

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Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi 2008 - Hindi Movie

Starring
Shahrukh Khan …. 
Anushka Sharma …. 
Vinay Pathak …. 
Kajol …. Special Appearance

Director : Aditya Chopra
Music Album : Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi

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Shahrukh Khan’s New Hindi Movie  Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi.

Dostana 2008 - Hindi Movie

Starring
Abhishek Bachchan …. 
John Abraham …. 
Priyanka Chopra …. 
Bobby Deol …. 
Shilpa Shetty …. 

Director : Tarun Mansukhani
Music Album : Dostana

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Dostana is a nice hindi movie.

Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi 2008 - Hindi Movie 

Starring
Sonu Sood …. 
Eesha Koppikhar …. 
Alok Nath …. 

Producer : Sooraj R. Barjatya
Lyricist : Ravindra Jain
Musician : Ravindra Jain

‘Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi’ Review: -Old world charm

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Away from the by-now-mandatory bikinis and brawns of Bollywood, Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi takes you into a different world, where love happens in mere passing of glances, and where values like sacrifice for one’s family forms the premise of an entire story.

Some things remain untouched by the passage of time. One such is the genre of family flicks by Rajshree Films, with its helmsman Sooraj Barjatya having himself churned out a good number of love stories set against the backdrop of families. Now, debutant director Kaushik Ghatak adapts himself well to the Rajshree genre and comes out with a simple and evocative story, rich in emotions that perhaps some, if not many, of us can barely identify with.

‘Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi’ is a film with an old-world charm. It’s a charm we haven’t yet become alien to. That’s perhaps why it appeals. It’s a love story where romance brews despite any physical closeness between the lovers. In fact, the film is about separation, about not being able to be together despite wanting to. The villain in the story is not any character, but circumstances. Circumstances that test the story’s characters. It may sound cheesy, but ‘Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi’ does get your handkerchiefs out in the second half.

The movie tells the unique love story of Chandni ( Eesha Koppikhar ) and Prem ( Sonu Sood ). The two meet and fall in love at a singing performance. She comes from a poor family with an old father and two younger siblings. He hails from a rich family.

Chandni is set to get engaged to Prem. But she postpones her marriage plans after her father passes away and she has to assume the responsibility of her younger siblings. Prem waits for Chandni. But the wait lasts nine long years. And after that when it looks Chandni and Prem would unite forever, another twist gives a new direction to their love tale.

‘Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi’ conforms to the quintessential Barjatya tradition of songs set against the backdrop of weddings. That’s what pinches you in the first half, when you are served a good number of songs in quick succession. The story takes a serious turn in the second half. At one point, it appears that Prem and Chandni’s love story is doomed to die. But then, it’s a Rajshree film. The ending always has to be on a positive note.

Eesha Koppikhar excels in a role that focuses not on glamour or skin-show, but solely on performance. And she does act well for the most part. Sonu Sood looks a tad mature for his role, but the actor delivers a fine performance. On the sidelines, Alok Nath and Vishal Malhotra (as Chandni’s brother) are good.

The music of ‘Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi’ doesn’t exactly win your heart. The cinematographic style too is pretty traditional, with smiling characters moving into the frames and the camera panning across to establish the setting of a scene. Kaushik Ghatak ’s style of direction is simple. He lets the story come to the fore without letting the style take over. Now, that’s another thing that the story is such that it appeals to us solely for nostalgic reasons. That’s the film’s shortcoming and yet also its uniqueness.

Rating: **1/2

EMI 2008 - Hindi Movie

Starring
Sanjay Dutt …. Sattarbhai
Arjun Rampal …. 
Malaika Arora …. 
Ashish Choudhary …. 
Neha Oberoi …. 
Urmila Matondkar …. 

‘EMI’ Review: -Waste of Money

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Bhai log. Better save your sweat money for this month’s actual EMI, than to waste it on this boring film.

EMI is loosely inspired from the films of Munnabhai series. The only difference is that here the protagonist Sattarbhai ( Sanjay Dutt ) is not the focus of the story. The story rather revolves around five different characters.

There’s a disc jockey named Ryan ( Arjun Rampal ) who thrives on credit money and credit cards. He falls for a sexy gold-digger ( Malaika Arora who leaves him with huge debts running into lakhs.

There’s a young couple ( Ashish Choudhary and Neha Oberoi ) who take loans to start their married life but end up divorcing and, consequently, defaulting on their easy monthly installments.

There’s a young widow ( Urmila Matondkar ) trying to prove her husband’s suicide as a murder to get the whopping insurance money.

And there’s a dad ( Kulbhushan Kharbanda ) struggling in his old days to repay the loans he took for the education of his son.

Enters Sattarbhai (Sanjay Dutt) – a loan recovery agent with political ambitions. Sattarbhai is a reformed man. Instead of using his muscle power, he helps all the defaulters in repaying their loans. In the process, he mends their broken lives and also falls in love.

The premise of ‘EMI’ is pretty sound. The trouble lies in its telling. Director Saurabh Kabra tries to put together a film from half-baked plots. For instance, you never get to know what caused the newly married couple to divorce. Nor are you shown the DJ’s girlfriend (Malaika) squandering the credit card money. Neither is believable the overnight transformation of Sattarbhai from a muscle-flexing recovery agent to a kind-hearted man out to reform others’ lives. It’s all told in a superficial way and at a fleeting pace. And that’s precisely why the movie unspools reel after reel on the big screen without gripping you for more than a few scattered moments. The worst part is the way the story sums up in the end. It’s as if the director wanted to wrap things up hurriedly.

Having said that, credit must be given where it’s due. Sanjay Dutt – though he repeats his Munnabhai act – is pretty much the soul of EMI. The sad thing is his role is smaller than you expect. Aashish Chowdhary is very likeable playing a gutless husband who watches porn even though he has a snooty wife at home. Urmila Matondkar looks visibly uninterested in playing her role (perhaps being unhappy over being given the part of a widow with a five-year-old daughter). Arjun Rampal is pretty much forgettable in a brief role. Neha Oberoi shows a few fine flashes of acting.

Producer Sunil Shetty really needs to review his production policies. After Mission Istanbul , this movie too turns out to be an utter disappointment.

The most shocking thing about ‘EMI’ is its end. It comes so abruptly and unexpectedly that I overheard a couple next to me exclaiming with surprise: “Oye! Khatam Ho Gayi!”

Fashion 2008 - Hindi Movie 

Starring
Priyanka Chopra …. 
Kangana Ranaut …. 
Arbaaz Khan …. 
Mugdha Godse …. 
Karan Johar …. Cameo
Manish Malhotra …. Cameo
Madhur Bhandarkar …. Cameo
Arjan Bajwa …. Maanav

Director : Madhur Bhandarkar
Music Album : Fashion

‘Fashion’ Hindi Movie Review : - Nice Movie

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Madhur Bhandarkar’s ‘Fashion’ is a nice but overlong movie that could do with some snipping. Running at the length of 17 long reels, the movie tells an unending human tale of ambition, success, degradation and re-emergence set against the backdrop of the fashion industry.

At the centre of the story is Meghna Mathur ( Priyanka Chopra ) who comes to Mumbai to become a “supermodel”, against the wishes her father in Chandigarh.

From the moment she sets her foot in the glam world, Meghna is exposed to the superficialities and ugly realities of the glam world of appearances. It’s a world where men are fashionably gay and women are used as “eye candy” in elite parties. On her way up the ladder, Meghna has to make many compromises. She has to pose in lingerie just to get her portfolio made. She has to put her work above her personal life to climb the ladder of success.

As Meghna gets sucked into the world of fashion, she becomes a victim of her own success. She loses her boyfriend Maanav ( Arjan Bajwa ), a struggling model who opened his doors to her when she had nowhere to go. She loses her good friend Janet ( Mugdha Godse ) whom she befriended as a struggler. And, above all, she loses her self-respect and her confidence after being used and dumped by the modeling agency Panache and its owner ( Arbaaz Khan ).

Parallel to Meghna’s story is the brief tale of Shonali ( Kangana Ranaut ), a cocaine-snorting, cranky, lanky model who is a show-stopper at fashion shows. Like Meghna, Shonali, too, has been used and dumped by the glam world. The only difference is that Meghna bounces back after hitting the rock bottom, while Shonali bites the dust.

‘Fashion’ starts off pretty well as a viewer is introduced to the fashiondom with its pansy men and plastic-smile women. But the movie begins to drag in the second half, with Meghna’s downfall. It becomes too grim, too somber. And it drags on and on.

Haute Torture?

The movie overstays its welcome but ends on a high note, with some drama thrown in.

Madhur Bhandarkar indulges in a lot of clichés (like gay designers and exploiting bosses) but perhaps they could not have been avoided. After all, clichés they may be, they reflect the truth. Trouble starts when Madhur’s passion with his subjects begins to supersede their relevance to the story. That’s where ‘Fashion’ becomes heavy, tiring and exhausting experience.

Priyanka Chopra is an actress who doesn’t have any definitive style to her acting but she is the soul of ‘Fashion’. She is an under-confident, middle-class girl at the beginning of the story and transforms into an arrogant model full of attitude in the second half before almost turning into a zombie with her fall from fame. Kangana Ranaut actually has a natural knack for playing the proverbial ‘girl interrupted’. She excels in the role of a disturbed model who eventually loses her mental balance.

On the sidelines, Arbaaz Khan is mechanical, while Arjan Bajwa is pretty good in his performance. Mugdha Godse doesn’t have much acting range. Kitu Gidwani is okay.

While ‘Fashion’ ends up testing your patience, it does have many things going for it. For instance, the styling of the actors done by Narendra Kumar, Rita Dhody and Rick Roy. The songs in the film are woven seamlessly into the plot and it is here some filmmakers in apna Bollywood can learn from Madhur. But Madhur ought to have been more controlled, restrained and less indulgent in the subject. Had he done that, ‘Fashion’ might have been a gripping film right to its conclusion.

Rating: **1/2

Golmaal Returns 2008 - Hindi Movie

Starring
Ajay Devgan ….
Kareena Kapoor ….
Arshad Warsi ….
Anjana Sukhani ….
Tusshar Kapoor ….
Celina Jaitley ….
Shreyas Talpade ….
Amrita Arora ….

Director : Rohit Shetty

‘Golmaal Returns’ Hindi Movie Review : -Juvenile Comedy

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Three guys lying on top of each other in a position that would make you think that they are about to ‘ding dong’. Or imagine this. A guy falling through the air lands on his crotch on a pointed rock. Ouch!! That’s the kind of humour Golmaal Returns offers.

That this comedy film by Rohit Shetty is a no-brainer goes without saying. It’s a film that suspends reason and wit for juvenile humour. It has plenty of gags stitched one after the other in its threadbare script, but many of these gags are utterly lame. Like, what would be Lara Dutta’s name if she marries Brian Lara? Lara Lara. Hey! You’re supposed to laugh here. Ain’t that so funny?

The film hardly has a story to write about. Gopal ( Ajay Devgan ) has an over-suspicious wife Ekta ( Kareena Kapoor ) who’s hooked to the Balaji teleserials. One night when Gopal is unable to reach home after saving a girl ( Celina Jaitley ) from a bunch of goons, Ekta demands an explanation. Knowing his wife’s suspicious nature, Gopal tells her a lie that he was with his friend named Anthony Gonsalves. But Ekta is adamant. She writes to Anthony and asks to meet him to cross-check if Gopal is telling the truth.

To hide his lie, Gopal makes his junior Laxman ( Shreyas Talpade ) pretend as Anthony. Gopal also takes Ekta’s mute brother Lucky ( Tusshar Kapoor ) into confidence. Together the trio of Gopal, Lucky and Laxman fool Ekta into believing in Gopal’s lie. But their bluff is called when the real Anthony Gonsalves shows up.

To make things worse, enters inspector Madhav ( Arshad Warsi ) who is investigating a murder that happened on the night Gopal stayed out of his home. Now, Madhav is a cop who loves Gopal’s sister Esha ( Amrita Arora ), but he can’t stand the sight of Gopal.

As Gopal invents one lie after another, the story goes through a series of crazy and silly situations before culminating in an over-the-top climax.

Rohit Shetty’s main motto is to make the audiences laugh at any cost, and he does try sincerely. The only trouble is that some of the jokes are so slapstick and crass that you don’t find them funny at all. Like the scene in which Vrajesh Hirjee (the karate man with a cobra tattooed on his belly) is tortured by electric shock in a pool of water and is tossed scores of feet in the air whenever his tormentor dips the electrocuted wire in the water. The movie also takes repeated digs at Sanjay Leela Bhansali and his films Black and Sawariya . But none of it is really hilarious.

The funny moments in the film come from Tusshar Kapoor, Arshad Warsi and Shreyas Talpade. Ajay Devgan chips in a bit of his own style of humour but he is certainly outshone by others. Kareena is charming in a light-hearted role. Celina Jaitley doesn’t do what she is best at but still catches your eye. Amrita Arora and Anjana Sukhani hardly have a role.

To sum it up, ‘Golmaal Returns’ is a kind of film you would enjoy if you have a taste for silly humour. But if you don’t, then this movie is a waste of your precious bucks. Yuck! Back Luck! What the f…!

Rating: **

Starring
Himesh Reshammiya …. 
Shweta Kumar …. 
Urmila Matondkar …. 

Director : Satish Kaushik
Musician : Himesh Reshammiya
Music Album : Karzzzz

 
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Starring
Nana Patekar …. Govinda
Rimi Sen …. Ria
Muzammil Ibrahim …. Ajay
Rakhi Sawant …. Item Song

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Starring
Abhishek Bachchan …. 
Priyanka Chopra …. 
Kay Kay Menon …. 
Jaya Bachchan …. 

Director : Goldie Behl 

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