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Hindi Movie : Blue 2009

2009-09-15T03:43:00.000-07:00

Starring: Akshay Kumar, Sanjay Dutt
, Lara Dutt, Zayed Khan, Katrina Kaif

Director : Anthony D’Souza

Musician : A R Rahman

A treasure lays buried deep at the bottom of an ocean. There are many people who want to get there by risking life, be it theirs or someone else’s.

‘Blue’ is touted as Bollywood’s first underwater, action adventure thriller. Directed by Anthony D’Souza , the movie is inspired from Hollywood flicks like ‘The Deep’ or ‘Jaws’, but it is not a copy.

The film is about a lost treasure, which three friends try to find undersea. Akshay Kumar , Sanjay Dutt and Zayed Khan play the respective roles.

Hans Raj Hans - Chorni

2009-08-29T22:55:00.000-07:00

Jasbir jassi - Nishani pyaar di

2009-08-29T22:49:00.000-07:00

Agyaat Stills (A Ram Gopal Varma Movie)

2009-07-27T23:12:00.000-07:00

Movie Previews

2009-07-13T23:05:00.000-07:00

NewYork Review

2009-06-27T02:55:00.000-07:00

New York opens around 7 years after the 9/11 attacks with Omar (Neil Mukesh) being wrongly held captive by the FBI. Investigating officer Roshan (Irrfan Khan) offers to go easy on Omar if he agrees to spy on old-time friend Sameer (John Abraham) who the FBI suspects to be a terrorist. With a maneuvered reunion, Omar gets entry into Sameer’s house and tries hard to unveil his activist identity but fails every time, much to his relief.

In contrast, Sameer himself narrates his distressing past to Omar of how he was illegally detained and brutally tortured by the FBI for 9 months, immediately after 9/11 and victimized for being a Muslim suspect in New York.

New York opens on an intriguing note with Omar’s attempts to infiltrate into Sameer’s life. The ensuing chemistry between the characters keeps you riveted till the movie takes an interesting (though palpable) twist at the interval point. The terrorism theme comes into picture predominantly in the second half. The physical and mental abuse on innocent Muslims, imprisoned merely on suspicion and their consequent repercussions are effectively portrayed.

But beyond that Aditya Chopra’s story doesn’t work towards the rehabilitation of the disturbed mind that has taken to the wrong path. In a way, the film turns the villain into more of an antihero imparting him no character change. Above that the commonplace climax where the FBI headquarters is held as the terrorist target doesn’t go beyond Fanaa frontiers. The terrorist is terminated but the topic of terrorism it tackles keeps long lingering. The message doesn’t come across compellingly and perhaps that’s why the director preaches with an extended epilogue.

All the three lead protagonists of New York are Muslims affected by the 9/11 episode in varied ways and to different degrees. Sameer turns a scapegoat of the situation; Omar’s identity gets him in trouble, while Roshan’s character (a Muslim investigating on terrorism) offers that ray of hope prevailing amidst discriminating humankind. Unfortunately the scope it had to represent the contrast of the characters isn’t used as distinctly and effectively like in the Pakistani film Khuda Kay Liye with similar concerns.

The issue of global terrorism somewhere goes for a toss with the film turning into a human emotion drama. As the victim is released from prison and his atrocities are still fresh in your mind, the intensity of his trauma is diluted with a love song stuffed in. The couple further goes on to make love and start a family. More mush comes into picture as Omar confesses his campus feelings to the married Maya (Katrina Kaif) amidst the pre-climax mayhem. Thankfully the traditional Yash Raj triangle is averted. The side-track of a frustrated Muslim driver (Nawazuddin) committing suicide doesn’t contribute to the plot and could have been avoided.

John does well in his frail characterization which could have been much more convincing, intense and effective. Neil looks rehearsed in some scenes but doesn’t disappoint. Irrfan Khan never misses any punch in his lines and is as expressive as ever. Katrina Kaif doesn’t get the meatier portion and contributes to the sloppy effect.

As the last frame closes amidst the Yash Raj mascot of maple leaves, you just wish the film had a lot more grit, the characters had a lot more depth and the treatment had a lot more sensitivity. Alas New York fails to break new grounds on that note.

‘Agyaat’ - Ram Gopal Verma all set to scare viewers with a horror thriller

2009-06-27T02:48:00.000-07:00

Bollywood filmmaker Ram Gopal Verma is all set to scare the audience with his latest horror thriller ‘Agyaat’.

The unknown element that starts killing the crew members who go to the forest for a shoot and get caught there, is what Verma tries to bring forth in the film.

Verma tries to create horror and mystery by not showing the killer and hence named the film ‘Agyaat’.

“I wanted to call it ‘Agyaat’ because it’s unknown. We don’t get to see what is it, which is killing, and what is it, which is after them. The point is that it is unknown. So, I just wanted to profound sound to the concept of unknown. That’s the reason, I call it ‘Agyaat’,” he said.

According to Verma, the uniqueness of the film lies in the fact that unlike other horror films, where one can see the killer, in ‘Agyaat’, there is no trace of the killer.

Verma made use of innovative camera techniques to bring out the element of unknown, which is integral to the film.

Verma, who has been credited with giving Bollywood some of its gangster and horror films, says he only tries to bring out an interesting story.

“As a film maker, my job is to tell a story interestingly. I mean, if I make a film on gangster, I don’t need to be a gangster; I don’t need to believe in underworld for that.

Eventually, I’m capturing a given story which is interesting and entertaining and use the medium to do it as effectively as I can,” said Verma.

Inspired by Hollywood, the film has elements from Predator, Alien, Anaconda and Blair Witch Project.

‘Agyaat’ will hit the cinema halls on July 24. (ANI)

Big B - review

2009-06-24T07:49:00.000-07:00

Inspired by ‘The Sons of Katie Elder’ (and its remake ‘Four Brothers’), ‘Big B’ shows us that with conviction and talent, we can make stylized movies having technical standards on par with the international, even with our low budget.

But alas! In their eagerness to make a technically proficient film in Malayalam, the makers forgot to add some basic elements that would have made it an all-round success. Having failing to do so, the film ended up as a movie for niche audience.

Bilal (Mammootty), Eddie ( Manoj.K Jayan), Murugan (Bala)and Bijoy (Sumit Naval) are Mary teacher’s (Nafisa Ali) four adopted sons, who went about with their life when they grew up, leaving her alone. Bilal is a professional bodyguard, Eddie runs a hotel, while Murugan is a film stuntman and Bijoy a student.

Eddie was the only one around to look after Mary teacher. One day she, a social activist, gets murdered. Thus the brothers return to avenge the death of their mother.
They soon realize that they have an uphill task ahead as the killer is none other than Kochi underworld’s don Saiyuppu (Sherveer Vakil). How the brothers get to him forms the core of the story.

You can go on and on about the visuals in the film. The director Amal Neerad, who himself is a renowned cinematographer, and the cameraman of the film Sameer Thahir, put their heads together to come up with some engrossing shots and never-before-see angles and colour shades.

But at the end of the day, camerawork, all the trendy outfits, the background score and the punch dialogues are just some of the factors that contribute to a films success. The climax and even the whole of second half couldn’t sustain the impact that first half created. Death of one the brothers, they way the villain was presented and the situations leading to climax were all abstractions of numerous preceding action films. So the film is not entirely a new experience.

Mammootty, the style icon, is at his best in western clothing. He also created the perfect look and body language to play a throughout brooding character. He chewed up screen space, reducing others to mere puppets. Only person who could match-up to him was Nafeesa Ali, who played her part brilliantly. Manoj K Jayan also came up with credible performance.

The background score was near perfect, making the visuals look even more intriguing. Songs are all big hits too.

Big B Wallpapers

Latest Malayalam Songs

2009-06-24T07:17:00.000-07:00

Pattanathil Bhootham

Year : 2009
Banner : High Bright Movie Creations
Cast : Mammooty, Kavya Madhavan, Innocent, Rajan P Dev,
Music Director : Shan Rehman
Director : Johny Antony
Producer : Benjamin
Lyrics : Girish Puthenchery

. Aaroo Nilaavayi
. Adipoli Bhootham
. Aro Nilavayi (Guitar) - Instrumental
. Ee Pattanatil Bhootham Theme Musiq
. Mamarangale
. Mamarangale Duet

Sagar Alias Jacky

Cast : Mohanlal, Bhavana, Jagathy Sreekumar, Suman
Music Director : Gopi Sunder
Director : Amal Neerad
Producer : Antony Perumbavoor

Melle Melle
Osama - Female Voice
Osama - Male Voice
Sagar Alias Jacky - Theme Musiq
Vennilave

Musafir

Year : 2009
Cast: Rahman, Mamta, Lalualex, Bala, Rajan P Dev, Shobhana, Cochin Haneefa, Mamukoya, P. Sreekumar
Music Director : Ouseppachan
Director: Pramod - Pappan
Producer: Sunir Hamsa

. Aswamedhamayi Yagamayi - Title Song
. Ekayayi Thedunnu - Female
. Ekayayi Thedunnu - Male
. Fusion - Musafir
. Kaivala Thattalle
. Pathinalam Ravin
. Ekayayi

Bhagya Devatha

Year : 2009
Cast : Jayaram, Narain, Kanihaa
Music Director : Ilayaraja
Director : Sathyan Anthikkad
Producer : Hamsa
Lyrics : Vayalar Sarath Chandra Varma

. Allipoove Mallipoo
. Swapnangal Kannezhuthiya
. Thira Thallipoyalum

Big B

Director : Amal Neerad
Producer : Naushad
Year : 2007

03Oruvaakkum
Muthumazha
Oh January
Vidaparayukayano

Latest hindi songs - 2009

2009-06-24T07:11:00.000-07:00

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Firaaq (2009)

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Agyaat Stills (A Ram Gopal Varma Movie)

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‘Agyaat’ - Ram Gopal Verma all set to scare viewers with a horror thriller

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Runway (2009)

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