Jimmy marks the debut of a star-kid Mimoh Chakraborty son of yesteryear superstar and extremely talented actor Mithun Chakraborty. Directed by Raj Sippy (Satte Pe Satta, Inkaar) Jimmy also stars Vivana, Zulfi Syed and Rahul Dev. Is Mimoh even half as talented as his father?
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Bhoothnath directed by Vivek Sharma stars Amitabh Bachchan, Aman Siddiqui, Juhi Chawla, Rajpal Yadav, Satish Shah, Priyanshu Chatterjee and Shahrukh Khan. Some good news for Shahrukh Khan fans. SRK has a good 30 mins long role in Bhoothnath! The movie is targeted mainly at the kids, so how good is it? Is there something in it for the older generation as well? Or is it an out-an-out kiddo movie?
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Jimmy Cast: Mimoh, Pooja Singh, Zulfi Syed Direction: Raj N Sippy
NOW this one’s hardly a dream launch for a star son. The story is outdated, the direction is tardy, the performances sloppy and the film yawn-inducing. Sad, but it seems there was no one to counsel the young Mimoh, before he took his plunge in big bad Bollywood. Kyunki, today, it takes much more than a dance, a fight sequence and a wailing mother to please the viewer. The film doesn’t even seem to have a stylist, going by the tacky look of the lead players who deserved a better tashan.
Mimoh is the ’70s Majboor who is mistakenly told he doesn’t have long to live. So he gambles away his short life in order to pay off his dead dad’s debts, only to realise picture abhi baaki hai, bhai! So what does he do? Puffs out his cheeks some more and goes after the goons who have tried to put him in. In between, he sings ‘toffee’ songs with a titli whom everybody wants to marry. Don’t know why ‘coz the damsel has nothing much to die for. At least not her sartorial sense.
No, this Jimmy is hardly a chip off the old block, although he desperately tries the moonwalk that dad Mithun made famous as Bollywood’s quintessential Disco Dancer. Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/moviereview/3025883.cms
Bhootnath is refreshing children oriented movie. It is designed to remove the scare of ghosts with children more friendly with the ghost. The communication line opened between Banu and Bhootnath is wonderful to notice on the Big screen.
There was no hype for the movie or much publlicity, but I am sure collections will pick up in theatres as soon as people realise that it is a good movie. However it is sad that it did not receive Tax free status, so that it becomes affordable for the family to visit the cinema.
The plot revolves around Nath, who is betrayed by his son who has settled abroad against his wishes. In fact the son wanted to dispose off the building wherein the spirit of Kailash Nath resides without salvation. SRK and his family come and occupy the desolated house. SRK’s son strikes a chord with the ghost and calls him Angel. Together they have great moments of fun cleaning the mansion, poking fun @ principal, friends, etc.
The sobered down role of SRK is gr8, no wonder SRK has a changed attitude with AB otherwise one found he was always trying to outdo AB in terms of publicity. The professional rivalry is very much seen. It is good they have patched up for the time being.
Juhi chawla too has dished out her best, because of AB’s presence. Rajpal’s role is excellent as a drunkard, hilarious scene of him being slapped by the ghost is wonderful. Satish Shah’s role being a principal who is ever hungry is good but stupid from all teachers point of view. Well it is gr8 parody I suppose.
Overall worth watching movie. I am waiting for the second part of this movie. Source: Mouthshut
Mr White Mr Black (comedy) Cast: Arshad Warsi, Suneil Shetty, Rashmi Nigam, Sandhya Mridul Direction: Deepak Shivdasani.
SOMETIMES, it surprises you with the choices that men make, specially actors. If, last week, it was Anil Kapoor who aggrieved you with his incoherence as Bhaiyyaji in Tashan, this week Arshad Warsi makes you wonder wassup mister! Now why would an actor who has already proven his calibre, both at the box office and with the fastidious cineaste, say yes to such a brainless film? As Kishen, the small time trickster who leaves his village in Hoshiarpur to earn the title of Mr Fraud in Goa, Warsi is whiny, woe-begone and completely wasted. All his attempts to tickle your funny bone and kick up a storm end up as desperate measures to seek meaning in the mess. And if that’s not enough despair, there’s Ashish Vidyarthi, another talented actor, trying to make a comeback in Hindi cinema with a parody of himself. Surely, considerations of quality must be more important than quantity in Bollywood too!
For the no-brainer script, there is just this: Mr White (Suneil Shetty) comes to Goa to take Mr Black (Arshad Warsi) back to Hoshiarpur to take possession of a land bequeathed by his father. In between, he meets an oversexed hotelier who cries ‘Kiss me, kiss me,’ and gives him a chance to play Mr Bharat to the un-Bharatiya lady. Meanwhile Mr Black is not ready to give up his life as a dirty rotten scoundrel, specially when he overhears some talk of some diamonds somewhere… Again, a heartbreak in store, as you watch sensible actress, Sandhya Mridul make a fool of herself as a tapori girl.
Really, why would anyone want to end up brain dead, even if comedy is the flavour of this silly season. Source: Timesofindia
Dasavatharam songs to be released on April 25, at Nehru Stadium Chennai. Jackie Chan will present the first copy of Dasavatharam songs to the Indian stars Amitabh, RajniKanth, Chiranjeevi. This information is officialy confirmed from Oscar Ravichandran’s office.
Actors :Kamal Haasan, Asin Thottumkal, Mallika Sherawat, Jayaprada, Napolean
Director : K. S. Ravikumar
Music Director : Himesh Reshammiya,Devi Sri Prasad
Producer : Oscar Ravichandran
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01.Loka Nayakunda (come Dance With Me)
05.Ka Katukaki
Shaurya (drama), Cast: Rahul Bose, Kay Kay Menon, Javed Jaffrey, Minissha Lamba, Direction: Samar Khan.
THIS film tries to redefine the way Bollywood looks at the men in olive, and almost succeeds. The Bravehearts of the Indian Army do lay their life defending the honour and dignity of the country, but they don’t go about chestbeating and yelling expletives to the enemy across the LoC. Refreshingly, Shaurya is a surprise package that for once does not equate pride and honour for the country with killing those across borders. Instead, it takes an introspective look at the sentinels of our country and gets reflective about the questionables within: prejudice, bias, antagonism that prevent fair play from a Few Good Men that make up the country’s premier institution. Source: TimesofIndia
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Shaurya Kiya Hai
Dheere Dheere
Dosti Kya Hai
Ghabra Ke Dar Dar Ke
Jaane Kyun Jaaneman
Shaurya
Krazzy 4 has created quite a buzz.. A few reasons to catch the movie..
Undoubtedly, the main attraction of Krazy 4 is the item numbers performed by two of the biggest superstars in Bollywood, Hrithik Roshan and Shahrukh Khan. Rakhi Sawant too has an item number! All this in itself is worth the price of your ticket!
The lead actors - Irrfan Khan, Arshad Warsi, Rajpal Yadav, Suresh Menon - are a bunch of extremely talented actors.
Jaideep Sen, the debutante director of Krazzy 4, has been in the industry for a long time and assisted Rakesh Roshan in quite a few movies.
Story of Krazzy 4
Krazzy 4 is about four crazy people. Raja (Arshad Warsi) has a very short temper, he simply rips apart anyone who upsets him. Dr Mukherjee, is the captain of the Krazzy 4, obssesed to be in control of the situation, but doesnt realise he has lost control of his own mind. Dabboo (Suresh Menon) can hear, understand but doesnt talk even though he can, noone knows why. Gangadhar (Rajpal Yadav) believes he is a freedom fighter, fighting for his country for a cause that is long gone. Dr Sonali (Juhi Chawla) treats the Krazzy 4 in a mental hospital. She believes with a bit of patience and time the four can be a part of the society.
All hell breaks loose when, on the way to watch a cricket match, Dr Sonali is kidnapped and the Krazzy 4 are let loose. What happens next forms the rest of the movie…
Krazzy 4 Review
Let me make one thing clear. Krazzy 4 isnt an out-n-out comedy. Dont enter the movieplex expecting funny one liners, over the top mannerisms or non-sensical dialogues. Krazzy 4 is a situational comedy more like Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro, Golmaal (Hrishikesh Mukherjee movie, not the recent one). Although not even a patch of those classics, Krazzy 4 ensures you leave the movie hall with a smile. The length of the movie is just 2 hours. The first hour is highly entertaining and keeps you glued to your seats. Unfortunately, the second half disappoints. A few scenes like the Juhi Chawla and the cop scene and the sequences leading to the climax are simply hard to digest. The cinematic and creative liberties taken in last few reels of Krazzy 4, ruins the impact of the movie.
Debutante director Jaideep Sen has executed a few sequences with brilliance but its the script that lets him down, a director to look forward to in the future. The music by Rajesh Roshan is average. Break Free stands out, but unfortunately it belongs to Ram Sampath and not Rajesh Roshan! Cinematography and Camera work is good.
Amongst the performances, Rajpal Yadav rocks. His mannersims and comic timing is top notch. Arshad Warsi has a meaty role and delivers a good performance. Irrfan Khan is great in a limited role. Suresh Menon has no dialogues for most parts of the movie, expresses well through his eyes and expressions. Juhi Chawla is a treat to watch. Dia Mirza looks good, acts ably. Rajat Kapoor does well.
Now the Item Numbers.. Hrithik Roshan simply outshines the rest of them. Simply Mindblowing!! You gotta watch it on the big screen to believe it. Shahrukh Khan too dances to the same ‘Break Free’ song, the sets though outshine the item number, they are huge! Rakhi Sawant’s item number is good too.
Overall, Krazzy 4 is a above average movie. Good performances, well-made first half, average second half, super item numbers, few truly hilarious sequences make it worth atleast a watch at your nearest movieplex. At the box-office, the item numbers by two superstars should ensure a good opening. Could just cross the Hit mark. Source: Indicine
Quite a few reasons to watch U Me Aur Hum..
The movie marks the directorial debut of a very talented actor, Ajay Devgan.
Following in Aamir Khan’s footsteps, Devgan too has acted, directed and produced the movie.
Ajay’s co-star in the movie is his wife, arguably one of the best actress in the film industry today, Kajol.
Its also Kajol’s first movie since the 2006 blockbuster, Fanaa.
Does U Me Aur Hum live upto expectations? Is Ajay a good story teller?
First, the story of U Me Aur Hum
U Me Aur Hum is divided into 2 parts. The first half is basically a simple love story on how Ajay (Ajay Devgan) woos Piya (Kajol). The second half tells us that marriage is not just sharing happy moments together but being there for each other at the time of distress. It’s also about fullfilling eachother’s dreams and promises made to eachother.
On a cruise, Ajay falls head over heals in love with Piya at the first sight. Although his first impression was disastrous, Ajay doesn’t give up and tries everything possible to woo Piya. And by hook or crook he succeeds in paving his way to her heart. The two soon develop a strong and special bond of love but not for long. Lies and deceit puts an end to their newly blossomed yet strong relationship.
But love brings them together again and despite the failing relationships of their friends, the two tie the nuptial knot. Soon their marriage becomes the ideal marriage for their friends to look upon and learn. Call it fate or anything; their successful married life starts to tumble and they face a lot of emotional crisis. What leads to the fall in their successful marriage? Will they get back to each other and live happily ever after?
U Me Aur Hum Review
For a directorial debut, Ajay Devgan has done a good job. The story of a boy falling head over heels in love at first sight with bits of humor and a few songs, make for a entertaining first half. While the first half is a light entertainer, the second half is an intense drama, handled equally well by Devgan. But the problem with the second half is the length, the movie drags endlessly in the second half. Atleast 15 mins from the movie could have been easily edited off for better impact. The writing could have been better too, you hardly feel for the lovers when they part. Also the supporting characters are highly irritating, especially in the first half.
Scenes from U Me Aur Hum that stand out (Possible Spoilers)
- Typical Bollywood-istyle romance in the first half.
- The baby drowing scene in the second half - Brilliant!
- When Ajay finds Piya, lost on the middle of the road, right in front of her house!
- When Ajay confronts Piya in the second half.
The music by Vishal Bharadwaj is very good. The title track ‘U Me Aur Hum’ and the dance number ‘Jee Le’ stands out.. Background score in the second half is great. The cinematography is brilliant.
Its Kajol who stands out yet again with a brilliant performance. Always lively on screen, fantastic expressions, great smile. Kajol is the soul of U Me Aur Hum. Ajay Devgan known for his hard hitting roles, is good in a romantic role, although a bit off in highly emotional scenes. Karan Khanna in a comic role, is irritating. Isha Sharwani looks gorgeous, performs well. Sumeet Raghavan is a great actor also the only supporting character worth-a-mention. Divya Dutta is average, looks plumpy. Sachin Khedekar is good.
Overall, U Me Aur Hum is a good movie but not without it share of flaws. The latter part of the second half tends to get boring. But its Kajol’s brilliance that makes U Me Aur Hum worth a watch. At the all important box-office, the advance booking is good but Krazzy 4 will be a tough competitor. Item numbers by Hrithik, SRK and also the fact that audiences usually prefer comedies these days could go against U Me Aur Hum. Source: Indicine
If you’re not hip to what’s going to happen in Street Kings’ final minutes by, let’s say, 15 minutes into the movie, then either you’ve missed out on every other dirty cop movie ever made or you’re so caught up in how well Keanu Reeves pulls off his role as a tough-as-nails, take no prisoners (literally) officer you’re not actually paying attention to the story. Things are telegraphed so far in advance in Street Kings that the words ‘suspense’ and ‘thriller’ should be banned from use in describing this latest gritty drama from David Ayer (Harsh Times).
Director Ayer has a real eye for capturing LA’s less glamorous streets, and with a story and screenplay by James Ellroy, another storyteller who knows his way around the turf, Street Kings has the makings of a classic cop drama. But somewhere along the line the dialogue and story took a turn down a dark alley lined with film clichés and Hollywood melodrama and didn’t emerge unscathed.
The Story
LA Vice Detective Tom Ludlow (Reeves) knows how to bring down the bad guys. His ‘shoot first, don’t ask questions later’ style may be a public relation person’s worst nightmare, but no one can deny it’s effective in cleaning up the streets. Along with a batch of like-minded officers, and under the direction of Captain Wander (Forest Whitaker), Ludlow and his unit act above the law, which makes them the target of internal investigations. Even Ludlow’s old partner Terrence Washington (Terry Crews) believes the group is out of control, and he’s willing to spill the beans to Internal Affairs Captain Biggs (Hugh Laurie).
If you’re not hip to what’s going to happen in Street Kings’ final minutes by, let’s say, 15 minutes into the movie, then either you’ve missed out on every other dirty cop movie ever made or you’re so caught up in how well Keanu Reeves pulls off his role as a tough-as-nails, take no prisoners (literally) officer you’re not actually paying attention to the story. Things are telegraphed so far in advance in Street Kings that the words ‘suspense’ and ‘thriller’ should be banned from use in describing this latest gritty drama from David Ayer (Harsh Times).
Director Ayer has a real eye for capturing LA’s less glamorous streets, and with a story and screenplay by James Ellroy, another storyteller who knows his way around the turf, Street Kings has the makings of a classic cop drama. But somewhere along the line the dialogue and story took a turn down a dark alley lined with film clichés and Hollywood melodrama and didn’t emerge unscathed.
The Story
LA Vice Detective Tom Ludlow (Reeves) knows how to bring down the bad guys. His ‘shoot first, don’t ask questions later’ style may be a public relation person’s worst nightmare, but no one can deny it’s effective in cleaning up the streets. Along with a batch of like-minded officers, and under the direction of Captain Wander (Forest Whitaker), Ludlow and his unit act above the law, which makes them the target of internal investigations. Even Ludlow’s old partner Terrence Washington (Terry Crews) believes the group is out of control, and he’s willing to spill the beans to Internal Affairs Captain Biggs (Hugh Laurie). Source: About
