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Monday, 7 September 2015
It's hard to call Welcome Back a new Anees Bazmee film when it has its foot so firmly entrenched in all things old.
A raggedy bunch of ever-cool veteran actors -- Nana Patekar, Anil Kapoor, Paresh Rawal, Dimple Kapadia and Naseeruddin Shah -- all playing dons and liars and people with unpredictable, malicious intent?
Even the pop-culture references are straight from the 90s (with Nadeem-Shravan being name-checked instead of Honey Singh) and thanks to the way Patekar and Kapoor have staved off ageing, it'd be easy to mistake this film for one of many unremarkable David Dhawan farces from way back when.
A raggedy bunch of ever-cool veteran actors -- Nana Patekar, Anil Kapoor, Paresh Rawal, Dimple Kapadia and Naseeruddin Shah -- all playing dons and liars and people with unpredictable, malicious intent?
Even the pop-culture references are straight from the 90s (with Nadeem-Shravan being name-checked instead of Honey Singh) and thanks to the way Patekar and Kapoor have staved off ageing, it'd be easy to mistake this film for one of many unremarkable David Dhawan farces from way back when.
Which, honestly, is not an entirely bad thing.
We live in an age where the loudest hits are the stupidest, when scripts of mainstream cinema rise to no greater calling than tom-tomming the name of an overpaid superstar.
The hammy films of the 80s and 90s boasted at least of intricate (if formulaic) story-lines, and if there's one thing Welcome Back is not guilty of, it is a lack of plot.
Give a bunch of good actors enough meat and it doesn't even matter where you point the camera, they'll conjure up something watchable.
We live in an age where the loudest hits are the stupidest, when scripts of mainstream cinema rise to no greater calling than tom-tomming the name of an overpaid superstar.
The hammy films of the 80s and 90s boasted at least of intricate (if formulaic) story-lines, and if there's one thing Welcome Back is not guilty of, it is a lack of plot.
Give a bunch of good actors enough meat and it doesn't even matter where you point the camera, they'll conjure up something watchable.
Alas, in the middle of real actors steps John Abraham.
We see him first during some horrid song, festooned in viagra-themed blue confetti unable to shake up his flaccid performance.
Abraham, grinning lopsidedly and trying to go 'street', looks visibly uncomfortable: think Neil Nitin Mukesh trying to do a Ranveer Singh impression.
The results are predictably far from pretty.
But Bazmee, bless his soul, gives Abraham very little to do and, even better, very few scenes to do it in.
We see him first during some horrid song, festooned in viagra-themed blue confetti unable to shake up his flaccid performance.
Abraham, grinning lopsidedly and trying to go 'street', looks visibly uncomfortable: think Neil Nitin Mukesh trying to do a Ranveer Singh impression.
The results are predictably far from pretty.
But Bazmee, bless his soul, gives Abraham very little to do and, even better, very few scenes to do it in.
But then there enters the woefully talentless Shruti Haasan, clutching a fistful of rakhees and looking crestfallen, possibly trying to remember her lines, shattering hopes of a good film to smithereens soon as she appears.
Haasan is a miraculously bad actress, a blank-faced ingenue mouthing lines with maddening monotony.
She might occasionally look a bit like her luminous mother Sarika, but the genes have failed this child rather cruelly.
The story is an absurdly silly one, but told at a thankfully brisk clip.
Gangsters Uday Bhai (Patekar) and Majnu Bhai (Kapoor) have now gone straight, and are now Dubai-based hotel-magnates trying to make an earnest living.
They also want to find a bride, and some tacky girl calling herself a princess captures their fancy.
Meanwhile, they have just been saddled with a sister, played by Haasan, for whom they must find a suitable boy.
The boy they seek out happens to be, naturally, Abraham the lout. But there are… complications.
Gangsters Uday Bhai (Patekar) and Majnu Bhai (Kapoor) have now gone straight, and are now Dubai-based hotel-magnates trying to make an earnest living.
They also want to find a bride, and some tacky girl calling herself a princess captures their fancy.
Meanwhile, they have just been saddled with a sister, played by Haasan, for whom they must find a suitable boy.
The boy they seek out happens to be, naturally, Abraham the lout. But there are… complications.
It all sounds quite unwatchable -- and some parts certainly are -- but thanks to the astoundingly fit elder statesmen in charge, Welcome Back provides its share of ludicrous laughs.
There are few sequels that are as good as the previous one. Welcome Back is one of them. Anil Kapoor and Nana Patekar are back as Majnu and Uday Bhai, respectively. There’s a slight change though; they have left their gangster days behind and are now trying to be shareef. They are further burdened with the task of getting their sister Ranjana (Shruti Hassan) married for whom arrives Ajju (John Abraham), stepson of Dr. Ghunghroo (Paresh Rawal) as a match
Anil Kapoor and Nana Patekar, playing paragons of brotherly love and men of thundering tempers, are superb.
Kapoor wears outrageous sunglasses, a winner's scowl and is infectiously joyful when winning at a graveside game of antakshari.
Patekar, daftly giggly during that same scene, is at his best when pensive or exhausted, sitting back wearily on a table when the chaos hits a crescendo.
In the last film he played a don with acting aspirations; in this one, after much madness, he asks the man holding the gun what he thought of his acting.
Anil Kapoor and Nana Patekar, playing paragons of brotherly love and men of thundering tempers, are superb.
Kapoor wears outrageous sunglasses, a winner's scowl and is infectiously joyful when winning at a graveside game of antakshari.
Patekar, daftly giggly during that same scene, is at his best when pensive or exhausted, sitting back wearily on a table when the chaos hits a crescendo.
In the last film he played a don with acting aspirations; in this one, after much madness, he asks the man holding the gun what he thought of his acting.
Those two are priceless enough to make this worth a watch, and the other veterans wangle themselves some random moments.
Paresh Rawal, in the middle of this atrocious plot, can still come off as a sincerely outraged everyman, Naseeruddin Shah goes full-Mohra as a blind man who likes leaping over steps, and I may forever be haunted by the image of Dimple Kapadia flying through a sandstorm, eyes wild and hair akimbo.
Paresh Rawal, in the middle of this atrocious plot, can still come off as a sincerely outraged everyman, Naseeruddin Shah goes full-Mohra as a blind man who likes leaping over steps, and I may forever be haunted by the image of Dimple Kapadia flying through a sandstorm, eyes wild and hair akimbo.
Some of the wordplay holds up surprisingly well, like a bit about how 'gun' (virtue) and 'gun' share the same spelling, and Kapoor's riffs about how he let go of his style, his 'kaayde', before he could make his gangs, his Al Qaaed-e.
But those are rare moments slipped into in a film proud of its puerility.
The first film had Akshay Kumar to shoulder all the buffoonery, and while even that only added up to a barely watchable film, here Abraham is an utter trainwreck and the Hassan girl doesn't help.
But those are rare moments slipped into in a film proud of its puerility.
The first film had Akshay Kumar to shoulder all the buffoonery, and while even that only added up to a barely watchable film, here Abraham is an utter trainwreck and the Hassan girl doesn't help.
Still, Welcome Back is dumb yet entertaining, utterly silly but made with a kind of absurd, warm energy.
It's actually amusing even if it goes on far too long, and while I don't recommend going to a theatre to watch this mess, you'll sure get your money's worth watching it on TV.
Plus, there's something to be said for a film where the climax features a cute peach microlight bringing about a bunch of killer drones.
If only this were shorter, crisper, a bit smarter, with just a touch more… um, control, Mr Bazmee, control.
It's actually amusing even if it goes on far too long, and while I don't recommend going to a theatre to watch this mess, you'll sure get your money's worth watching it on TV.
Plus, there's something to be said for a film where the climax features a cute peach microlight bringing about a bunch of killer drones.
If only this were shorter, crisper, a bit smarter, with just a touch more… um, control, Mr Bazmee, control.
Welcome Back: Film Review Uday Shetty and Majnu Bhai are back to entertain you
Thursday, 30 July 2015
Bajrangi Bhaijaan is breaking all the box office records and after a long time everyone is satisfied with Salman Khan’s film. Bajrangi Bhaijaan is a complete entertainer and it makes you cry with strong emotional scenes in the film. Bajrangi Bhaijaan is not a typical Salman Khan’s action film, still Bajrangi Bhaijaan Dialogues are good. Audience liking the Dialogues of Bajrangi Bhaijaan.
You can check some super funny dialogues from Bajrangi Bhaijaan.
Salman Khan : Hum hain Pawan Kumar Chaturvedi, Par prem se sab Bajrangi Bulate hai Hamein
Naa Visa!
Lekin vaada karte hain, ki Ab to Hum Munni ko khud uske ghar chhodkar hi aayenge..
Salman Khan : Humare dil me Ram basay hai, Humare liye koi kaam asambhav nahi hai..
Bhaiya selfie kya hota hai?
Salman Khan : Khud ki lena… Fhotu..
Nawazuddin Siddiqui : Begum tum fir Boli
Nawazuddin Siddiqui : Janab Jara nazakat se chalein..
Salman Khan : Munni Anaath nahi hai, agar hoti to bajrang bali bata diye hote!
Salman Khan : Agar munni pakistan se hai to germany jake kya karegi?
Kareena Kapoor : Is janam me babhuji kya, khud bajrang bali bhi aajaye, to wo bhi mujhe tumse shadi krne se nahi rok sakte…
Salman Khan : Hum bajrang Bali ke bhakt hai koi kaam chori chupe nahi karte..
Salman Khan : Hum juth nahi bolte hum bajrang bali ke bhakt hai..
Salman Khan : Bajrang Bali kya kya karwaoge? Masjid me sulwa diya, aur ab
burkha pehnwa diya
Nawazuddin Siddiqui : Par iske ammi abbu ko yaha dhundhoge kaise?
Salman Khan : Bajrang Bali madad karenge na!
Nawazuddin Siddiqui : Pakistan me bhi?
Salman Khan : Juth bolne se koi kaam theek nahi hota..
Policeman : Humse ek nahi sambhal rahi aur maulana sahab do do liye ghum rahe hai..
Salman Khan : hume kyu burkha pehna tum pehen sakte the?
Nawazuddin Siddiqui : tumse koi puchega to tum bol doge, humara naam pavan kumar chaturvedi hai, hum delhi se aye hai, permission leke aye hai, taro ke niche se aaye hai…
Salman Khan : Munni ke liye har dargah jayenge…
Salman Khan : Kashmir? matlab wapas hindustaan jana padega?
Om Puri : nahi janaab, Thoda sa humare paas bhi hai…
All Superhit Dialogues of Bajrangi Bhaijaan Salman Khan Dialogues
Mumbai: The 'Force' fame director Nishikant Kamat's film Drishyam 'Malayalam blockbuster remake of the same name made. The Hindi version, actor Ajay Devgan in a cable operator (Victory Salgaonkar) are playing. Vijay his wife Nandini (Shriya Saran) and two daughters (Ishita Mrinal Dutta and Jadhav) in Goa with live. Victory is not so much educated, but he is very hard working. Family is everything to them. Unconditional love of my family is obsessed with the conquest of the films. Their life is going well, and then suddenly the city's IG Merry Deshmukh (Tabu) son of 'Sam' is lost and Ajay and his entire family under a cloud drops. What victory can save your family law or be stuck in their clutches? To find out, you have to turn to Theatres.
Ajay Devgan, the film's best acting. Of course the film's success rests on the shoulders of Ajay Devgan. In the film, they come across as humble middle class man, but when the family troubles comes in orb, then their vicious actions give you a shock. Both the husband and father as he left a different impression. Ajay has been asking a lot of body language and eyes. The action in the film, but mentally fight has shown. "Drishyam 'Ajay you will see a different avatar.
Apart from Ajay Tabu also must appreciate the acting. Tabu has appeared on screen in the role of overbearing police officer. Also Saran, Ishita Mrinal Dutta and Jadhav also played his part brilliantly.
"Drisyam 'is a family entertainer thriller. Such thriller after a long time have seen on screen. You can enjoy the movie with the family. Director Nishikant Kamat lot across from the original film,
introduced in Twist and Turns story, made it richer. A common human mind can do is properly used, it will be shocked to see you too. The biggest USP of the film is the fascinating story that every moment you are forced to think about what will happen next? If you are planning to see the movie this weekend, then Bec'drisyam 'can enjoy!
Movie Review - Drishyam Hindi Movie Ajay Devgan Shriya Saran Tabu
Saturday, 25 July 2015
Masaan is a ballad of grief, inevitably born out of love, of pain that germinates inextricably with affection. They seem poles apart, much like a young shoot and the root, until death brings ends together, in its odd way.
Rating: **** and a half
Cast: Sanjay Mishra, Richa Chadda, Vicky Kaushal, Shweta Tripathi
Director: Neeraj Ghaywan
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"Tu kisi rail si guzarti hai, main kisi pul saa thartharaataa hun"
Masaan is a ballad of grief, inevitably born out of love, of pain that germinates inextricably with affection. They seem poles apart, much like a young shoot and the root, until death brings ends together, in its odd way.
Director Neeraj Ghaywan does an excellent job of portraying complex relationships and emotions. A father-daughter's relationship, while dealing with shame owing to a sex scandal that the daughter seems to get caught-up in. All this in the backdrop of Uttar Pradesh's conservative Benaras and the ghats of Ganga. It is not easy to depict grief, mourning, gathering the self from the memory of incomplete conversations, and letting go. He has achieved it.
Director Neeraj Ghaywan does an excellent job of portraying complex relationships and emotions. A father-daughter's relationship, while dealing with shame owing to a sex scandal that the daughter seems to get caught-up in. All this in the backdrop of Uttar Pradesh's conservative Benaras and the ghats of Ganga. It is not easy to depict grief, mourning, gathering the self from the memory of incomplete conversations, and letting go. He has achieved it.
Ghaywan stitches two separate story lines that run absolutely parallel, seamlessly, never meeting, until the end. Major credit goes to the lyricist and writer Varun Grover for the dialogues. Benarasi flavour remains soothingly intact and the soundtrack is by far the best thing I have heard all year. His inspiration from poet Dushyant Kumar is evident in the salutation via the background score, composed and delivered by Swanand Kirkire and Indian Ocean. Could it get any better? I assure you, it can't.
Masaan throws forward how India, especially a small town deals with sex, gender, caste, crushes, love, dignity and shame. How sex is attached with shame, a relentless corrupt cop who shows up for bribe installments to keep the 'sex-scandal' from blowing up; how if a woman has had sex with a man and that becomes talk of the town, then she is rendered approachable. As one character asks her "degi kya? usey bhi to diya tha tune." And how losing one who you have loved is gut-wrenching, and how you need to deal with it yourself. TV news forms the backdrop in some scenes, interestingly. A silence filler.
It is incredible to have packed all this in a span of less than two hours. All the characters, including the cameos, are extremely well done. Richa Chadda established herself with Gangs Of Wasseypur and has done a splendid performance as Devi Pathak. Vicky Kaushal and Shweta Tripathi are worthy of a special mention for the extremely cute, shy love-story they weave together. Sanjay Mishra holds the film together with a remarkable and endearing portrayal of an old burdened father. It is impossible not to pause and marvel at him during the movie. Such brilliance!
Masaan is not a heavy or a sad movie. It is relatable, especially if you grew up in a small town in North India, or alternately when you felt the first rush of love. Voices of Swanand Kirkire and Indian Ocean's Amit Kilam, Rahul Ram, Himanshu Joshi are kneaded so well into the narrative, that you might find yourself brimming during a few moments, especially when Mann Kasturi plays out.
Watch Masaan to know what a great movie feels like! Not for nothing did it win two awards at Cannes Film Festival. I leave you with the wistful soundtrack.
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Monday, 20 July 2015
Bajrangi Bhaijaan had a record Monday at India Box Office.
Bajrangi Bhaijaan Monday Box office Collections :
24-26 Crore in estimates (Trade Figure)
Total till date:
125-127 Crore (Trade Figure)
On Monday Bajrangi Bhaijaan's collections are a record highest for a Non Holiday with only Krrish 3 collecting more on a monday due to it being a national holiday.
With the Monday numbers Bajrangi Bhaijaan has crossed 200 crores worldwide gross in just 4 days.
Even PK which had a great trend only collected 21 Crores on its Monday which shows Bajrangi Bhaijaan has good word of mouth.
Normal movies drop between Friday and Monday by 50% but for Bajrangi Bhaijaan the drop is seen to be less than 10% showing very good trend.
Delhi has increased entertainment tax which will effect Bajrangi Bhaijaan a bit but it is offset by the fact that Bajrangi Bhaijaan is now tax free in U.P.
Bajrangi Bhaijaan Day 3 Box Office Collections:
38.75 crore producer Figure as shared by Salman Khan Films
38.08 crore nett Trade Figure
Bajrangi Bhaijaan Monday Box office Collections :
24-26 Crore in estimates (Trade Figure)
Total till date:
125-127 Crore (Trade Figure)
On Monday Bajrangi Bhaijaan's collections are a record highest for a Non Holiday with only Krrish 3 collecting more on a monday due to it being a national holiday.
With the Monday numbers Bajrangi Bhaijaan has crossed 200 crores worldwide gross in just 4 days.
Even PK which had a great trend only collected 21 Crores on its Monday which shows Bajrangi Bhaijaan has good word of mouth.
Normal movies drop between Friday and Monday by 50% but for Bajrangi Bhaijaan the drop is seen to be less than 10% showing very good trend.
Delhi has increased entertainment tax which will effect Bajrangi Bhaijaan a bit but it is offset by the fact that Bajrangi Bhaijaan is now tax free in U.P.
Bajrangi Bhaijaan Day 3 Box Office Collections:
38.75 crore producer Figure as shared by Salman Khan Films
38.08 crore nett Trade Figure
Total Till date:
102.6 Crore producer Figure as shared by Salman Khan Films
101.16 crore Trade Figure
Worldwide: 185.43 crores gross ( details on Bajrangi Bhaaijan Worldwide Collection here)
Bajrangi Bhaijaan is highest grossing First Weekend ever as per trade figures but as per producer figure for all languages it is 3rd highest all time behind Happy New year and Dhoom3.
First Weekend collections are all time highest first weekend ever beating both PK and Dhoom 3 and also more than Happy New Year (Hindi Version) alone trade figures only.
Bajrangi Bhaijaan may also have the highest single day collections if only hindi numbers of /Happy New Year is taken.
Highest Single Day Box Office Collection:
Happy New Year: 37.67 Crore in Hindi only total was 40.02 Crore ( Hindi+tamil+telugu)
PK : 37.74 Crore 3rd day Sunday
Bajrangi Bhaijaan: 38.08 Crore Sunday
Bajrangi Bhaijaan: 36.04 Crore Saturday
Records:
1.) Highest ever Opening weekend in bollywood as per trade figures as per producer figures Happy New Year would still be highest.
2.) Highest opening weekend in 2015
3.) Highest Ever Single Day Collections on Sunday.
4.) Fastest Hindi movie to reach 100 crore and only hindi movie to reach 100 crores in 3 days only as per Trade figure. Happy New Year did it only as per producer figures.
4.) This is Salman Khan's 8th consecutive 100 crore grosser and the first movie to collect 100 crore in its opening weekend.
Budget:
125 Crore inclusive of Salman Khan Salary of 60 crores
Day 2 :
36.04 Crore (Trade Figure)
36.5 Crore (producer Figure as shared by Salman Khan Films)
Day 1 :
27.04 Crore Nett (Trade Figure)
27.25 Crore Nett (Producer figure as shared by Eros & Salman Khan Films )
102.6 Crore producer Figure as shared by Salman Khan Films
101.16 crore Trade Figure
Worldwide: 185.43 crores gross ( details on Bajrangi Bhaaijan Worldwide Collection here)
Bajrangi Bhaijaan is highest grossing First Weekend ever as per trade figures but as per producer figure for all languages it is 3rd highest all time behind Happy New year and Dhoom3.
First Weekend collections are all time highest first weekend ever beating both PK and Dhoom 3 and also more than Happy New Year (Hindi Version) alone trade figures only.
Bajrangi Bhaijaan may also have the highest single day collections if only hindi numbers of /Happy New Year is taken.
Highest Single Day Box Office Collection:
Happy New Year: 37.67 Crore in Hindi only total was 40.02 Crore ( Hindi+tamil+telugu)
PK : 37.74 Crore 3rd day Sunday
Bajrangi Bhaijaan: 38.08 Crore Sunday
Bajrangi Bhaijaan: 36.04 Crore Saturday
Records:
1.) Highest ever Opening weekend in bollywood as per trade figures as per producer figures Happy New Year would still be highest.
2.) Highest opening weekend in 2015
3.) Highest Ever Single Day Collections on Sunday.
4.) Fastest Hindi movie to reach 100 crore and only hindi movie to reach 100 crores in 3 days only as per Trade figure. Happy New Year did it only as per producer figures.
4.) This is Salman Khan's 8th consecutive 100 crore grosser and the first movie to collect 100 crore in its opening weekend.
Budget:
125 Crore inclusive of Salman Khan Salary of 60 crores
Day 2 :
36.04 Crore (Trade Figure)
36.5 Crore (producer Figure as shared by Salman Khan Films)
Day 1 :
27.04 Crore Nett (Trade Figure)
27.25 Crore Nett (Producer figure as shared by Eros & Salman Khan Films )
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Bajrangi Bhaijaan Monday (Day 4) Box Office Collections: Record Earning
Friday, 13 March 2015
When you are faced with mortal danger, you can either fight or flee.
NH 10 takes us on a journey in which both fleeing and fighting struggle
for space, till the time comes to stop running.
When young, attractive, urban professional Meera (Anushka Sharma) urges her husband (Neil Bhoopalam) to run away from the men who are terrorising them, she is doing what instinctively comes to most of us. When she turns around to face the enemy, we want to cheer. Because this is a lone woman in a man’s world, the kind of world where women are killed before they are born, or dumped, after they draw their first breath, in rubbish bins. It is the land of the Khaps, where caste and gender determine whether you will live or die. Or, worse, how you will live and die.
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The build-up in Navdeep Singh’s second feature is so tight, so tense, so horrifying that you can’t blink. NH 10 goes through Haryana, which is about as far as it can get from the upscale Gurgaon highrises people like Meera and Arjun occupy: as a character tells Meera, “jahaan aapke Gurgaon ka border khatam hota hai, wahan law khatam, maddam”.
A run-in with a bunch of violent men who are seen abducting a young couple begins a spiral in which Meera and Arjun sink deeper and deeper, with no reprieve in sight. Gunplay results in an accidental death, and the bunch, led by Satbir (Darshan Kumaar), turns upon the two with murderous intent.
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The movie’s masterstroke is to keep the audience squirming and the tension relentless by setting nearly 90% of the film in overwhelmingly linear fashion.
It makes the events feel like they’re taking place in realtime, but this takes its toll on Sharma who -- also brave enough to produce this film -- features in virtually every frame of the film and carries it on her athletic shoulders.
It is a bold choice as an actress and Anushka is at her absolute best as her eyes widen in disbelief at the growing horror around her.
A moment when she realises the preposterousness of goading a policeman into “doing his duty” is particularly stunning, as is a rousing scene later where she yells at her attackers.
She’s beaten down, on the run, powerless and defiant, and Anushka changes gears with immense authenticity, creating a character we can’t help but love.
And, more importantly, one we can’t help but feel for.
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When young, attractive, urban professional Meera (Anushka Sharma) urges her husband (Neil Bhoopalam) to run away from the men who are terrorising them, she is doing what instinctively comes to most of us. When she turns around to face the enemy, we want to cheer. Because this is a lone woman in a man’s world, the kind of world where women are killed before they are born, or dumped, after they draw their first breath, in rubbish bins. It is the land of the Khaps, where caste and gender determine whether you will live or die. Or, worse, how you will live and die.
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The build-up in Navdeep Singh’s second feature is so tight, so tense, so horrifying that you can’t blink. NH 10 goes through Haryana, which is about as far as it can get from the upscale Gurgaon highrises people like Meera and Arjun occupy: as a character tells Meera, “jahaan aapke Gurgaon ka border khatam hota hai, wahan law khatam, maddam”.
A run-in with a bunch of violent men who are seen abducting a young couple begins a spiral in which Meera and Arjun sink deeper and deeper, with no reprieve in sight. Gunplay results in an accidental death, and the bunch, led by Satbir (Darshan Kumaar), turns upon the two with murderous intent.
Watch here Full movie- http://dai.ly/x2jenep
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The movie’s masterstroke is to keep the audience squirming and the tension relentless by setting nearly 90% of the film in overwhelmingly linear fashion.
It makes the events feel like they’re taking place in realtime, but this takes its toll on Sharma who -- also brave enough to produce this film -- features in virtually every frame of the film and carries it on her athletic shoulders.
It is a bold choice as an actress and Anushka is at her absolute best as her eyes widen in disbelief at the growing horror around her.
A moment when she realises the preposterousness of goading a policeman into “doing his duty” is particularly stunning, as is a rousing scene later where she yells at her attackers.
She’s beaten down, on the run, powerless and defiant, and Anushka changes gears with immense authenticity, creating a character we can’t help but love.
And, more importantly, one we can’t help but feel for.
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Monday, 9 March 2015
Here's what we do know about Detective Byomkesh Bakshi. Set in 1943, during the World War II, the trailer begins with the Japanese bombarding Calcutta harbour. With its dense shadows and bold splashes of colour, everything about the trailer is mysterious. Banerjee doesn't let us see much of Byomkesh, but we do get a glimpse of his leg and we see his silhouette striking a rather passionate pose with a woman. If there is a film that Detective Byomkesh Bakshi seems vaguely reminiscent of, then it's Shakti Samanta's Howrah Bridge.
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Dibakar Banerjee unveiled a teaser for his upcoming release, Detective Byomkesh Bakshi and it's nothing like what most people would have imagined of Saradindu Bandopadhyay's creation. Starring Sushant Singh Rajput, Detective Byomkesh Bakshi is a mystery set in the 1940s. Take a look at the trailer here:
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Dibakar Banerjee unveiled a teaser for his upcoming release, Detective Byomkesh Bakshi and it's nothing like what most people would have imagined of Saradindu Bandopadhyay's creation. Starring Sushant Singh Rajput, Detective Byomkesh Bakshi is a mystery set in the 1940s. Take a look at the trailer here:
Understandably, there's a lot of curiosity about Detective Byomkesh Bakshi and there was some speculation that Banerjee had chosen to make this film because of the success of the BBC television series, Sherlock. In a recent interview, Banerjee denied this and said that he finds the comparisions between Byomkesh and Sherlock Holmes ridiculous. "Byomkesh is an original Indian character," said the director.
True enough, but from the little that we see of Detective Byomkesh Bakshi, it seems Banerjee may not be walking the talk. For some reason, Rajput's Byomkesh pronounces the 'y' that is actually silent in his name. Not just that, he's clearly taking a leaf out of James Bond's stylebook when he announces himself as, "Bakshi, Byomkesh Bakshi.
While the teaser is very brief short and doesn't even give us a proper glimpse of Rajput's Byomkesh beyond his sock-clad shin, what we do know is that the film is set in the 1940s and includes, among other things, Asian people and Calcutta. Using his old ploy of choosing a contrasting genre of music as the background score, Banerjee strikes gold with English rock music providing the sonic backdrop to the rich, vintage noir of the visuals.
Detective Byomkesh Bakshi trailer - Sushant Singh Rajput plays a sleuth Calcutta
Tuesday, 3 March 2015
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Happy Holi 2015
1. Even Though I Am Far Away FromYou, Out Of India, I Can Feel
The Colours Of Holi Celebrations.
I Wish You All A Colourful Holi.
I Wish Holi Festival Paint Your
Life With Colours Of Happiness.
2. May You Have The Most Blessed
Holi Festival Than You Ever Had,
May It Be Full Of Fun, Joy And
Love, May You Be As Colorful As
The Festival Itself Or Even More.
Lets All Have Lots Of Fun.
3. Lamha Lamha Zindagi Guzar
Jayegi.. Kuch Dino Bad
Holi Aayegi..abhi Se Badhai
Lelo .Warna Phir Ye Badhai
Aam Hojayegi. (Happy Holi)
5. Holi Ke Rang Mast Bikhrenge,
Kyuke Piya Ke Sang Ab Ham Bhi
Toa Bheegenge Holi Mein Iss
Baar Toa Aur Bhi Rang Honge,
Kyuke Mere Piya Bhi Toa
Mere Sang Honge Happy Holi.
6. Rango Ke Tyohar Mein Sabhi
Rango Ki Ho Bharmar, Dher
Saari Khushiyon Se Bhara
Ho Aapka Sansar, Yahi Dua
Hai Bhagwan Se Hamari Har Bar,
Holi Mubarak Ho Mere Yaar!
7. Har Rang Aap Par Barse
Har Koi Aapse Holi Khelne
Ko Tarse… Itna Rang
Jawo Aap Rango Me Ki
Rang Chhudane Ke Liye
Aap Tarse… (Happy Holi 2015)
8. Chadenge Jab Pyare Rang, Ek Meri
Dosti Ka Rang Bhi Chadhana. Lagne
Lagenge Tumhe Suhane Sare Rang,
Aur Meri Dosti Ka Rang Chamkega
Hurdum Tumhare Sang. Bolo
Sarararara.. Wish You A Very
Mastiful And Colourful Happy Holi!
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9. Suraj Ki Kirne, Taaron KiBahaar, Chand Ki Chandani,
Apno Ka Pyaar, Har Ghadi Ho
Khushaal, Ussi Tarah Mubarak
Ho Aapko Holi Ka Ye Tyohaar!
10. Celebrating The Colors
Of Our Beautiful Relationship,
I Wish You And Your Family
All The Bright Hues Of Life.
Have A Colourful Holi..
11. Tum bhi Jhoome masti main,
Hum bhi jhoome masti main,
Shor hua saari basti main..
Jhoome sab holi ki Masti main..
Mast Mast ye Masti rahe sada aapki Kashti main,
Beet Gayi HOLI fir bhi..
Mubarak ho HOLI bheegi masti Main !
12. Khuda kare Har Sal chand Ban k aye
Din ka ujala shan Ban k aye
Kabhi dur na ho apke chehre se hansi
Ye Holi Ka teohar aisa mehman ban k aye..
13. Rango Tum, Rangu Mein, Rangde
Sara Ye Jahaan, Bass
Hassen Aur Gale Lagen, Aur
Bhulen Dhusmani Ka Nishaan !
Holi Mubarak Ho ! (Happy Holi Messages)
14. Oh dear, Holi is Here,
Pinch of Red n a pinch of green,
Joyful colors all are seen,
With love n with happiness..
Wishs of Holi all I mean !!
Dear, wishing you a colourful,
joyful and loaded with happiness.
15. Bright colors,
water balloons,
lavish gujiyas and
melodious songs
are the ingredients
of perfect Holi.
Wish you a very happy
and wonderful Holi.
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16. Best wishes to you for aHoli filled with sweet moments
and memories to cherish for long.
17. Socha ksi apny sy baat krain,
Apny ksi khaas ko yaad krain,
Kiya jo faisla holi mubarak khny ka,
Dil ny kha kyun na aap sy shruwat karain.
18. Holi rangoon ka tyohar hai,
Duniya rang birangi hai,
Main holi ke din apne sare dostoon ko …
Holi ki bahut bahut shubhkamnaein deti hoon,
Aur yahi dua karti hoon ki duniya mein
Aman aur shanti bani rahe,
Isi tarah dil se dil milte rahe,
logoon mein pyar badta rahe!
19. Fulo Ne Khilna Chhod Diya,
Taro Ne Chamakna Chhod Diya,
Holi Ko Baki Hai 2 Din,
Fir Tumne Abhi Se Q Nahana Chhod Diya.
20. May God Gift You All The Colors
Of Life, Colors Of Joy, Colors
Of Happiness, Colors Of
Friendship, Colors Of Love And
All Other Colors You Want To
Paint In Your Life. (Happy Holi Wishes)
21. Bright colors,
water balloons,
lavish gujiyas and
melodious songs are
the ingredients of
perfect Holi.
Wish you a very
happy and wonderful Holi..
22. Red for prosperity
Green for happiness
Blue for longevity
Orange for progress
Pink for friendship
May you be blessed with
all Shades of life
Wish you a very happy
and colourful holi!
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23. Holi AayiSatrangi Rango ki bauchar laayi
Dher Saari mithai Or mitha mitha
Pyar laayi
Aap ki zindagi ho mithe
PyarAur khusiyon Se bhari.
24. Holi Ki Aisi Sham, Liya
Prabhu Ka Naam, Mhare Piya
Ne Pila Dayi Mohe Bhaang
Mhare Ko Ab Koun Bachay
Haye Mhare Piya Holi Khelan
Aye, Holi Khelan Aye!!
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Aap ko mile rangeen duniya aese hamesha,
ye meri dua rahegi! (Latest Happy Holi Messages, Wishes)
26. With My
1 Heart.
2 Eyes.
5 Liter Blood.
206 Bones.
4.5 Million Red Cells.
60 Trilling Dna. . .
Wishing To You A
Very Very Happy Holi.
27. Tyohaar ye rang ka,
Tyohaar ye bhang ka,
Masti Mein mast hojao aaj,
HOLI hai aayi-aayi holi ..
aur Doguna maza hai yaar ke sang ka!
28. Is Holi Par Aapko Mile,
Mulayam Ki Aawaj,
Lalu Ki Shakal,
Mayabati Ki Bani,
Jaya Ki Jawani,
Kalam Jaise Baal,
Aur
Atal Jaisi Chaal.
29. Rango se bhari sham ho aapki,
Chand sitaron se zyada shan ho aapki,
Zindgi ka sirf ek ho maksad,
Ki langoor se unchi chalang ho aapki,
“Bura na mano Holi hai”
30. Holi tyohar hai Rang aur Bhaang ka
Hum sab yaaron ka
Ghar mein aaye mehmano ka
Gali mein gali walon ka
Mohalle mein mahoul waalo ka
Desh mein deshwalo ka.
Boora naa maano Holi hai Holi hai bhai Holi hai!
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Dum Laga ke Haisha Box Office Collection
Fourth Day1.08 Crore ( Trade Figure)
Four Days Total
7.17 Crore ( Trade Figure)
Dum Laga Ke haisha held strongly on monday with collections down very slightly from Day 1 due to multiplex ticket pricing being lower on Monday than Friday.
For this movie Monday had more Footfalls than Friday in multiplexes.
It is likely to have a long run and exhibitors are likely to allot screens to the film in second week.
First day:
1.11 Crore ( Trade Figure)
Second Day Collections:
2.13 Crore ( Trade Figure)
Third Day Collections:
2.85 Crore ( Trade Figure)
YRF has opened this movie in only 769 screens mostly multiplexes and a few single screens. It will only move to more single screens from next week.
Second Day Collections:
2.13 Crore ( Trade Figure)
Third Day Collections:
2.85 Crore ( Trade Figure)
YRF has opened this movie in only 769 screens mostly multiplexes and a few single screens. It will only move to more single screens from next week.
Dum laga ke Hiasha has opened lower than Ab Tak Chappan 2 since it has larger number of screens.
Dum Laga Ke Haisha had good word of mouth and reviews and should improve on weekend to have a chance at the box office.
Dum laga ke Haisha is made on a small budget of 13 Crore inclusive of prints and advertising.
YRF has not done too much marketing for the movie and has been relying on reviews and digital marketing to do business.
Ayushman's last few films had failed to do well and hence this movie is important for him
It needs to do a business of 15 crores to cover all its costs.
Dum laga ke Haisha Box Office Collection Full Movie
Dum Laga ke Haisha Hindi Movie Review
Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Rajeev Masand Site:CNN IBN
Ratings:3/5 Review By: Raja Sen Site:Rediff
Ratings:2.5/5 Review By: Mohar Basu Site:Times Of India
Ratings:4/5 Review By: Sukanya Verma Site:Rediff
Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Saibal Chaterjee Site:NDTV
Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Shubhra Gupta Site:Indian Express
Ratings:4/5 Review By:Shubha Shetty Saha Site:Mid-day
Ratings:3/5 Review By:Bollywood Hungama Site:Bollywood Hungama
Ratings:4/5 Review By: Surabhi Redkar Site:Koimoi
Ratings:-- Review By: Mihir Fadnavis Site:FirstPost
Dum Laga Ke Haisha sucks you into its world with well-etched characters, beautiful cinematography, perfectly detailed production design, and a host of fine actors.Simple and breezy, while at the same time evocative of life in small-town India, Dum Laga Ke Haisha is a charming film that you really shouldn’t miss. I’m going with three-and-a-half out of five.Visit Site for more
Ratings:3/5 Review By: Raja Sen Site:Rediff
And so it goes, a truly simple story. So simple, in fact, that Dum Laga Ke Haisha never gives you a single moment of unpredictability. It’s a two-hour film, and yet drags its feet enough to feel long and stretched. There are superb actors performing a sweet script, but after a while all you have is flavour. And we have tasted it before.Visit Site for more
Ratings:2.5/5 Review By: Mohar Basu Site:Times Of India
This film might further the cause of breaking away from the bastion but it reeks of predictability. Sharat Kataria pulls off a quaint-yet-flawed film. But in the end, it isn't extraordinary, failing to rise above the idea that a fat girl needs some schmuck to complete her life. Undeniably, the smarts are visible in its original thinking but it doesn't translate into a satiating viewing experience.Visit Site for more
Ratings:4/5 Review By: Sukanya Verma Site:Rediff
Dum Laga Ke Haisha banks on Bhumi to make her character accessible enough to relate yet spirited enough to inspire. The newcomer doesn’t let you down and renders Sandhya worth rooting for, racing for. If her feisty side tackles her new home singlehandedly, the incorrigible romantic cannot resist catching fond glimpses of her grumpy husband from the corner of the eye.Visit Site for more
Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Saibal Chaterjee Site:NDTV
The film tells a slice-of-life love story that is exceptionally unconventional, and not simply because of the heroine's body type.The film itself is of the sort that delights in its humanity, a trait deeply embedded in its core.YRF hasn't produced a better film in years. Dum Laga Ke Haisha is more than just a must-watch. It should to be held up as an example of what a mainstream Bollywood banner can achieve when it lends its clout to an out-of-the-box idea executed by a director who clearly knows his onions better than most in the business today.Visit Site for more
Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Shubhra Gupta Site:Indian Express
The first thing you should know about ‘Dum Laga Ke Haisha’ is that it has a story. Verily, the thing that movies ought to have before they get made, the very thing that Bollywood forgets, unbelievably, so often. The story is the basis of a solid, honest-to-goodness script, a lead couple that wins you over gradually but surely, and a bunch of actors who know exactly where they are at.Visit Site for more
Ratings:4/5 Review By:Shubha Shetty Saha Site:Mid-day
Do you want a warm, fuzzy feeling that lasts for about two hours? Then don't miss this beauty called 'Dum Lagaa Ke Haisha'. The delicious irony is that this film which simply but poignantly speaks about how beauty is beyond what you see, is truly beautiful in every which way; the heart warming story, the stellar performances of every character in the film, the lyrics, the music, the ambience, the dialogues and above all, the steady handed, clear headed direction.Visit Site for more
Ratings:3/5 Review By:Bollywood Hungama Site:Bollywood Hungama
However the story of the film leaves a lot to be desired. Sharat, who seems very confident with the camera and its angles, is definitely one name to watch out for in the days to come. Even though the film has its 'could-have-been-better' moments, the film scores on the director's ability to extract performances from the star cast. The only problem, however, is that the film starts lagging in places, which could have been taken care on the editing table. On the whole, DUM LAGA KE HAISHA is a simple film that will make you smile.Visit Site for more
Ratings:4/5 Review By: Surabhi Redkar Site:Koimoi
Surprisingly, YRF’s most honest film amongst the recent times. It is a great script filled with nostalgia for those who have grown up in the bygone era of 80s and 90s. There is incredible detailing of characters and it is enough to find an instant connect. Dum Laga Ke Haisha could be a mirror for quite a lot people who have first hand experience of such situations.Visit Site for more
Ratings:-- Review By: Mihir Fadnavis Site:FirstPost
Director Katariya keeps things very simple, yet entertaining and relatable. If you’ve had first hand experience with a situation like the one in which the film’s lead couple find themselves, they’ll find enough to appreciate in Dum Laga Ke Haisha. For the rest, it’s a chance to revisit a lost decade and revive our interest in Yash Raj Films. It’s good to know that the production house that brings us over-the-top spectacles like the Dhoom films can make something small, hilarious and straight from the heart.
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Sunday, 1 March 2015
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