Plz write a review on any indian film recently seen.?!
Question: Plz write a review on any indian film recently seen!.!?
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I saw resently Jannat movie
More, more, more?The motto of motorised materialism seems to have overtaken contemporary life!. Everyone wants the good things in life in the shortest time possible!. The acquisitive spirit has seldom been defined with such economy of storytelling as in "Jannat"!.
Not surprisingly, a lot of Mahesh Bhatt's latest exposition on the excesses of materialism is shot in shopping malls, expensive restaurants and posh stadiums where money flows like unadulterated honey!. And when our hero sees the love of his life staring at a diamond ring he walks into the showroom and breaks the display window!.
Get what you want by force and forget those homilies that papa preached at the dinner table about the virtues of honesty!. "Honest money means hard work and little reward," says a wry character in "Jannat"!. He's obviously not read Ayn Rand!.
Sanjay Masoom's scathing dialogues scamper across the film's lush skyline to create a language of wannabes who would stop at nothing to get that new villa on the Gold Coast!.
Let's then applaud one more moral fable from Bhatt's sensible stable!.
"Jannat" tells us to waste not, want 'nought'?By all means covet the zeroes on that pay cheque!. But don't forget that if you run after the zeroes your life ends up in the zero zone!.
Forty years ago in Hrishikesh Mukherjee's "Satyakam" Dharmendra had refused to succumb to all the temptations of materialism that were strewn in his path to salvation!. Lying dying of cancer, he's asked by his wife: "Finally what do you have to say about your life of integrity!?"
"I've lived," Dharmendra says at the end of "Satyakam"!.
Can Emran Hashmi (playing the small-time wheeler dealer who turns into a cricket match-fixer, criminal and moral transgressor) turn around before his gruesome death to say he has lived!?
Yes, Arjun (Emran) has loved!. At heart "Jannat" is a dark tragic love story!. While the girl's innocence and the man's corruptible countenance resembles "Kalyug", the whole dilemma of the beloved being instrumental in destroying the criminal hero echoes "Gangster"!.
Both "Kalyug" and "Gangster" were superior in content and treatment!. Debutant director Kunal Deshmukh cannot escape the clich?s on existentialism that have come to surround Bhatt's cinema?the morally conflicted Shakespeare-meets-James Hadley Chase hero, the independent-minded strong and value-based heroine, the hero's trusted and loyal friend(Purab Kohli in "Woh Lamhe", Shaad Randhawa in "Awaarapan", and now Vishal Malhotra), the ideologue father whose principles are held up to ridicule until the hero discovers the hard way that dad's remedies are the best to deal with ethical ambivalence!.
These lingering leitmotifs get a renewed, if not luminous, life in every Bhatt production!. But "Jannat" lacks the resonance and staying power of some of Bhatt's earlier films about crime and punishment from "Naam" to "Gangster"!.
Cleverly and cautiously Deshmukh's film brings in the cricket element, which has audiences ignoring the pitfalls of rejuvenating Bhatt's age-old iconoclasm!. The stock footage of real-life cricket matches are used well and sparingly in the plot!. The stress, as ever in Bhatt's saga of our stressful times, is on the clashing colliding crisscross of human relationships!.
Emran's father's sequence in his son's luxurious bathroom where he comments on the basket of soaps is a whammer!. But the wheeling dealing in the greenroom and clubs with cricketers of indeterminate nationality behaving like debauched goblins smacks of amteurishness!. The murder of the Australian coach turns the Bob Woolmer scandal into a climactic add-on!. May his soul rest in peace!.
But what stays is the protagonist's passion for money as opposed to his love for Zoya(Sonal Chauhan)!. The end-game where the engagement ring is juxtaposed against the gun is arresting in more ways than one!.
While Emran interprets the over-reaching get-rich-quick schemer's part with a native cunning, one misses that suave and smooth transitions in the character that perhaps a Naseeruddin Shah or even a Shahid Kapoor would bring on the table!.
But Emran is charming enough to let the protagonist's journey from a chawl to Cape Town look interesting!. He's constantly getting author-backed roles of the angst-ridden social outcast (a garage-sale version of Amitabh Bachchan) which he plays with a fair amount of sensitivity!.
Debutant Sonal has much more to do than be the decorative doll she seems equipped to be!. She's the weakest link in the powerplay where the politics of the playing field is extended to an engrossing exposition of greed atonement!. Some of the supporting cast, especially Jawed Shaikh as the cricketing don and Abhimanyu as his silent henchman, come to grips with their characters better than you would expect in a film that has scant space for anyone except the man who would be king!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
More, more, more?The motto of motorised materialism seems to have overtaken contemporary life!. Everyone wants the good things in life in the shortest time possible!. The acquisitive spirit has seldom been defined with such economy of storytelling as in "Jannat"!.
Not surprisingly, a lot of Mahesh Bhatt's latest exposition on the excesses of materialism is shot in shopping malls, expensive restaurants and posh stadiums where money flows like unadulterated honey!. And when our hero sees the love of his life staring at a diamond ring he walks into the showroom and breaks the display window!.
Get what you want by force and forget those homilies that papa preached at the dinner table about the virtues of honesty!. "Honest money means hard work and little reward," says a wry character in "Jannat"!. He's obviously not read Ayn Rand!.
Sanjay Masoom's scathing dialogues scamper across the film's lush skyline to create a language of wannabes who would stop at nothing to get that new villa on the Gold Coast!.
Let's then applaud one more moral fable from Bhatt's sensible stable!.
"Jannat" tells us to waste not, want 'nought'?By all means covet the zeroes on that pay cheque!. But don't forget that if you run after the zeroes your life ends up in the zero zone!.
Forty years ago in Hrishikesh Mukherjee's "Satyakam" Dharmendra had refused to succumb to all the temptations of materialism that were strewn in his path to salvation!. Lying dying of cancer, he's asked by his wife: "Finally what do you have to say about your life of integrity!?"
"I've lived," Dharmendra says at the end of "Satyakam"!.
Can Emran Hashmi (playing the small-time wheeler dealer who turns into a cricket match-fixer, criminal and moral transgressor) turn around before his gruesome death to say he has lived!?
Yes, Arjun (Emran) has loved!. At heart "Jannat" is a dark tragic love story!. While the girl's innocence and the man's corruptible countenance resembles "Kalyug", the whole dilemma of the beloved being instrumental in destroying the criminal hero echoes "Gangster"!.
Both "Kalyug" and "Gangster" were superior in content and treatment!. Debutant director Kunal Deshmukh cannot escape the clich?s on existentialism that have come to surround Bhatt's cinema?the morally conflicted Shakespeare-meets-James Hadley Chase hero, the independent-minded strong and value-based heroine, the hero's trusted and loyal friend(Purab Kohli in "Woh Lamhe", Shaad Randhawa in "Awaarapan", and now Vishal Malhotra), the ideologue father whose principles are held up to ridicule until the hero discovers the hard way that dad's remedies are the best to deal with ethical ambivalence!.
These lingering leitmotifs get a renewed, if not luminous, life in every Bhatt production!. But "Jannat" lacks the resonance and staying power of some of Bhatt's earlier films about crime and punishment from "Naam" to "Gangster"!.
Cleverly and cautiously Deshmukh's film brings in the cricket element, which has audiences ignoring the pitfalls of rejuvenating Bhatt's age-old iconoclasm!. The stock footage of real-life cricket matches are used well and sparingly in the plot!. The stress, as ever in Bhatt's saga of our stressful times, is on the clashing colliding crisscross of human relationships!.
Emran's father's sequence in his son's luxurious bathroom where he comments on the basket of soaps is a whammer!. But the wheeling dealing in the greenroom and clubs with cricketers of indeterminate nationality behaving like debauched goblins smacks of amteurishness!. The murder of the Australian coach turns the Bob Woolmer scandal into a climactic add-on!. May his soul rest in peace!.
But what stays is the protagonist's passion for money as opposed to his love for Zoya(Sonal Chauhan)!. The end-game where the engagement ring is juxtaposed against the gun is arresting in more ways than one!.
While Emran interprets the over-reaching get-rich-quick schemer's part with a native cunning, one misses that suave and smooth transitions in the character that perhaps a Naseeruddin Shah or even a Shahid Kapoor would bring on the table!.
But Emran is charming enough to let the protagonist's journey from a chawl to Cape Town look interesting!. He's constantly getting author-backed roles of the angst-ridden social outcast (a garage-sale version of Amitabh Bachchan) which he plays with a fair amount of sensitivity!.
Debutant Sonal has much more to do than be the decorative doll she seems equipped to be!. She's the weakest link in the powerplay where the politics of the playing field is extended to an engrossing exposition of greed atonement!. Some of the supporting cast, especially Jawed Shaikh as the cricketing don and Abhimanyu as his silent henchman, come to grips with their characters better than you would expect in a film that has scant space for anyone except the man who would be king!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
well, the last movie i saw was 300 at home ! and tashan at theatre!.
so here is TASHAN's review -
I was hoping this movie was going to be something like Jhoom Barabar Jhoom which I loved!. Unfortunately, this is not even 10% of the movie JBJ was!. You could see glimpses of what the director was going for -irreverent post modern noir caper buddy comedy road film(!), but the result was such a hodge podge that I lost interest after 30 mts and spent the next 2 hours cellphone watching( checking the time !)
For a supposed fast paced movie ,this one CRAWLED!!
The UP Bhaiya Chic has run its course I am afraid!.
I will make this brief, since I am still suffering from PTSD-Post Tashan Stress Disorder!
The acting:
Anil Kapoor was a ham!. Saif , Kareena and Akki could’nt redeem the horrible script!.
The IShtyle:
Non existent , Who gave Saif the idea that a molester mustache was appealing !? Kareena was too skinny for her own good, you need some meat on those bones girl!. And her attempts to do Uma Thurman from Kill Bill were hilarious to say the least! Akki’s white beard was most revelatory and Anil Kapoor’s red hair got tiresome!.
The Plot:
Non existent , hare brained,dead on arrival!.
The Screenplay:
Ditto above, the hinglish by anil kapoor was funny for precisely 0!.3 seconds, then it got old and FAST! Infact, Rani’s hinglish in Saawariya was way funnier!
The Editing:
Badly paced, too many flashbacks!. Especially the flashback tracks between Gudiya and Bachan Pande was overdone !.The climax went on for AGES-the most boring climax I have seen in a while!.
The Directing:
Moronic, amateurish
The Music:
Not one song I remember, the one love song between Akki and Kareena was mildly appealing, but not a soundtrack will I be downloading anytime soon!
In conclusion, this is one movie people should avoid watching at all cost in the interest of their sanity!.
Its a movie to be watched with friends on a DVD where you can laugh AT the movie, not WITH it!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
so here is TASHAN's review -
I was hoping this movie was going to be something like Jhoom Barabar Jhoom which I loved!. Unfortunately, this is not even 10% of the movie JBJ was!. You could see glimpses of what the director was going for -irreverent post modern noir caper buddy comedy road film(!), but the result was such a hodge podge that I lost interest after 30 mts and spent the next 2 hours cellphone watching( checking the time !)
For a supposed fast paced movie ,this one CRAWLED!!
The UP Bhaiya Chic has run its course I am afraid!.
I will make this brief, since I am still suffering from PTSD-Post Tashan Stress Disorder!
The acting:
Anil Kapoor was a ham!. Saif , Kareena and Akki could’nt redeem the horrible script!.
The IShtyle:
Non existent , Who gave Saif the idea that a molester mustache was appealing !? Kareena was too skinny for her own good, you need some meat on those bones girl!. And her attempts to do Uma Thurman from Kill Bill were hilarious to say the least! Akki’s white beard was most revelatory and Anil Kapoor’s red hair got tiresome!.
The Plot:
Non existent , hare brained,dead on arrival!.
The Screenplay:
Ditto above, the hinglish by anil kapoor was funny for precisely 0!.3 seconds, then it got old and FAST! Infact, Rani’s hinglish in Saawariya was way funnier!
The Editing:
Badly paced, too many flashbacks!. Especially the flashback tracks between Gudiya and Bachan Pande was overdone !.The climax went on for AGES-the most boring climax I have seen in a while!.
The Directing:
Moronic, amateurish
The Music:
Not one song I remember, the one love song between Akki and Kareena was mildly appealing, but not a soundtrack will I be downloading anytime soon!
In conclusion, this is one movie people should avoid watching at all cost in the interest of their sanity!.
Its a movie to be watched with friends on a DVD where you can laugh AT the movie, not WITH it!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
I have many movie reviews
Parugu Movie review - http://busypoint!.blogspot!.com/2008/05/pa!.!.!.
Kanthri Movie Review - http://busypoint!.blogspot!.com/2008/05/ka!.!.!.
Jannat Movie Review - http://busypoint!.blogspot!.com/2008/05/ja!.!.!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Parugu Movie review - http://busypoint!.blogspot!.com/2008/05/pa!.!.!.
Kanthri Movie Review - http://busypoint!.blogspot!.com/2008/05/ka!.!.!.
Jannat Movie Review - http://busypoint!.blogspot!.com/2008/05/ja!.!.!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
i saw many movies of late!.
i think jodhaa akbar is too good but very long!.good performances from ash n hrithik
tashan was a disaster!.just songs wer good!.n u me aur hum was ok!.but i got screwed up!.only one dialogue in the movie"u know sumthing!.!.!.!.!.!."
krazzy 4 was not very nice as expected !.only rajpal yadav has done good acting!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
i think jodhaa akbar is too good but very long!.good performances from ash n hrithik
tashan was a disaster!.just songs wer good!.n u me aur hum was ok!.but i got screwed up!.only one dialogue in the movie"u know sumthing!.!.!.!.!.!."
krazzy 4 was not very nice as expected !.only rajpal yadav has done good acting!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
I think BOOTHNATH is amazying movie!.!.!.!. it inspiried me a lot!.!.!.!.!. all should watch this movie!. i won`t give full review about this movie!.!.!.!. u have to watch this u will really enjoy!.!.!. i want to see this once again!.!.!.!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
Is it your Homework !?!?!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
GO AND WATCH BHOOTNATHWww@Enter-QA@Com