Indian Hindi movies - Bollywood » Hindi http://indianhindimovies.blogbel.com Sat, 07 Aug 2010 17:22:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 en hourly 1 Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai Movie Review by Taran Adarsh http://indianhindimovies.blogbel.com/2010/08/07/once-upon-a-time-in-mumbaai-movie-review-by-taran-adarsh/ http://indianhindimovies.blogbel.com/2010/08/07/once-upon-a-time-in-mumbaai-movie-review-by-taran-adarsh/#comments Sat, 07 Aug 2010 17:22:51 +0000 admin http://indianhindimovies.blogbel.com/2010/08/07/once-upon-a-time-in-mumbaai-movie-review-by-taran-adarsh/
ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAAI is an extremely well-made film that lingers in your memory. The realism coupled with stellar direction, power-packed writing, exceptional performances and ear-pleasing tunes are its trump cards. An outstanding cinematic experience!
The fascination with gangster movies has been immense worldwide. On this side of the Atlantic, several gangster films have left giant footprints on the sands of time. Films like DEEWAAR [Yash Chopra], DHARMATMA [Feroz Khan], NAYAKAN [Mani Ratnam], ANGAAR [Shashilal Nair], PARINDA [Vidhu Vinod Chopra], AGNEEPATH [Mukul Anand], SATYA and COMPANY [Ramgopal Varma], VAASTAV [Mahesh Manjrekar], GANGSTER [Anurag Basu], D [Vishram Sawant] and SHOOTOUT AT LOKHANDWALA [Apoorva Lakhia] have tremendous recall value to this day.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAAI recreates an era that so many of us have left behind and for those who arrived on this planet post 80s, I am sure, they must have visited the era through some medium or the other, mainly movies and internet or during their academic careers.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAAI is not part of history, but it attempts to portray on celluloid tales that are now considered legendary, that continue to make news to this date. Of course, the disclaimer claims that it bears no resemblance to a particular person, but you can’t help but draw parallels with real-life characters. It could be a coincidence, though!
ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAAI is a fascinating story that talks of how the mafia came into force for the first time in Mumbai. A thriller that depicts the crime scenario in Mumbai during the 70s and 80s. The rise to power of two young boys, in different age-groups, who grew up to ‘rule’ the streets of Mumbai.

Since there’s tremendous speculation in the media that ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAAI chronicles the lives of Haji Mastan and Dawood Ibrahim, the curiosity to watch the film increases manifold. Of course, I am no one to comment if it’s actually based on their lives or merely borrows a few incidents from their lives or is pure fiction, but as a cinematic experience, I couldn’t help getting transported to the bygone era, getting sucked into a world I had no clue of.

Besides the gangster chapter, one enjoys this film also because of its riveting drama and the power play. It could’ve been set anywhere, in the corporate world, in politics, in the film industry. Anywhere. The rise and subsequent fall of the King and the emergence of the Prince as the super power is what makes this film a compelling watch. The icing on the cake is the magical and lilting song compositions that are juxtaposed so beautifully in the goings-on. On the sidelines of the power play, a game of hearts is being played and that’s what makes ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAAI a wholesome movie experience.

Final word? ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAAI is not to be missed. Set everything aside this coming weekend and watch this one. Strongly recommended!

The film, set primarily in 1970s Mumbai, follows the rise of Sultan Mirza [Ajay Devgn] and the conflict that ensues, when his protégé Shoaib Khan [Emraan Hashmi] challenges his supremacy and usurps power to rule the murky underbelly of Mumbai.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAAI is a power-packed drama that makes you thirst for more. You rewind to an era of romance, smuggling, cabaret and mafia, but director Milan Luthria and writer Rajat Aroraa ensure that there’s no sleaze or bloodshed-n-gore. In fact, there’s hardly any violent sequence in the movie, except for one when Ajay hammers a cop during a naaka-bandi.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAAI is not a biopic, but narrates the story through the eyes of a police officer [Randeep Hooda], who traces the changing face of the Mumbai underworld. The screenplay encompasses several moments that may compel you to draw parallels with real life, but talking strictly from the movie-going point of view, it satiates you completely. In fact, the writing is cohesive, smart and watertight and there’s never a dull moment. Besides, there’s no time to think whether it’s factual or loosely based on someone’s life or a work of fiction.

As I look back and recall the movie, a number of sequences flash across my mind. Note the sequence when Ajay divides the city amongst gangsters… The train sequence at the very start… The introduction of Emraan Hashmi’s character… Randeep Hooda’s landing on a film set and confiscating the equipment… The subsequent sequence, when Randeep is framed for accepting bribe… The romantic moments between Emraan and Prachi in the jewellery shop… Emraan starting his business and the confrontation that ensues between Ajay and Randeep… The showdown between Ajay and Emraan, with Ajay slapping Emraan in full public view… The conclusion to the story is equally novel. It stays in your memory and sets you thinking.

On the flipside, the story begins with Randeep attempting suicide, but the writer should’ve cited the reason that prompted him to take that drastic step. Sure, there’s a mention at the start, but it doesn’t register well. Also, you are keen to know the chain of events that drove Randeep to suicide. Also, the pace slackens in the middle of the second hour, but picks up dramatically when Ajay returns from Delhi and confronts Emraan. Besides, how I wish the film had a shorter, mass appealing Hindi title to attract more eyeballs and a big jump in footfalls [at single screens and smaller centres mainly] for a mass appealing subject like this.

This is director Milan Luthria’s best work to date, no two opinions on that. Recreating the bygone era is tough and the director, the writer and the art director [Nitin Chandrakant Desai] deserve brownie points for giving the film that authentic feel. In fact, the film wears a chic retro look throughout. Even otherwise, Milan’s handling of the subject material is exemplary. This film is sure to catapult him to the top league. Rajat Aroraa’s screenplay is powerful and engaging. The writer marries heavy-duty drama and subtle and delicate emotions beautifully. I would like to make a special note of the dialogue, also penned by Rajat Aroraa, which are simply fantastic. In fact, the dialogue writing is such it elevates even an ordinary sequence to great levels. One rarely comes across such potent dialogue in today’s times.

Pritam’s music is another ace. Injecting songs and that too a terrific soundtrack in a gangster film is tough. He did it in GANGSTER. He does it again in ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAAI. ‘Pee Loon’, ‘Tum Jo Aaye’ and the remix of APNA DESH track are super compositions, which are also placed appropriately in the plotline. Cinematography [Aseem Mishra] captures the look to perfection. Akiv Ali’s editing is sharp.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAAI is embellished with fantastic performances. Ajay Devgn is splendid as Sultan. The actor had enacted a similar role in COMPANY, but it must be said that his interpretation is so different in ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAAI. He adds so much depth to the character, which only goes to prove his range and versatility. This is, without a trace of doubt, Ajay’s finest work so far. Emraan Hashmi is brilliant as the power greedy, wildly ambitious rebel. He plays the dark character to perfection. He’s incredible in the penultimate moments of the film in particular. Besides carrying the look to perfection, Emraan is sure to break-free from the lover boy, serial kisser image with this film.

Kangna Ranaut is extremely natural and performs very well. Also, she brings so much of sensuality and glamour to her character [an actress of the 70s]. In fact, Ajay and Kangna make a wonderful on-screen pair. Prachi Desai is a bundle of talent who proves her mettle yet again. She’s proficient in emotional scenes and sizzles in the BOBBY song-sequence. Besides, the chemistry between Emraan and Prachi is exciting. Randeep Hooda is top notch. Even though the film belongs to Ajay and Emraan, Randeep makes his presence felt with a powerful performance. This film should prove to be the turning point in his career.

Avtar Gill [as Home Minister] is good. Naved Aslam [as Patrick, Ajay's trusted lieutenant] is perfect. Mehul Bhojak [as Emraan's friend Javed] is competent. Ravi Khanwilkar [as Vardhan] is satisfactory. Gauhar Khan sizzles in the remix track.

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In memory of Ravi Baswani, who passed away earlier this week, I'd like to highlight reviews I wrote a few years ago of two films he starred in:

Both are wonderful films.  Though my comments on them don't say much in particular about Ravi Baswani, his performances in both films are natural, appealing, and endearingly comical. 

According to IMDB, I have also seen Ravi Baswani in a small role in Bunty aur Babli.  I did not know who he was when I saw that film, so it didn't register.  I will look for him the next time I watch it. 

]]> http://indianhindimovies.blogbel.com/2010/08/07/metapost-in-memory-of-ravi-baswani/feed/ 0 Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year (2009) http://indianhindimovies.blogbel.com/2010/08/07/rocket-singh-salesman-of-the-year-2009/ http://indianhindimovies.blogbel.com/2010/08/07/rocket-singh-salesman-of-the-year-2009/#comments Sat, 07 Aug 2010 17:22:48 +0000 admin http://indianhindimovies.blogbel.com/2010/08/07/rocket-singh-salesman-of-the-year-2009/ Rocket3 I am often much harder on films that have tremendous potential and take a few missteps, than I am on films that aim lower and squarely hit the mark.  There is something particularly maddening about a good film that you just feel could have been truly extraordinary if something about it had been handled just a little differently.  I'm sorry to say that for me, Rocket Singh:  Salesman of the Year is one such film.  

Harpreet Singh Bedi (Ranbir Kapoor), known to his friends as HP, has graduated – but just barely.  He's not a terribly ambitious fellow but he does have a plan to make himself a good living:  he's going to be a salesman, and he lands a position with AYS, a computer firm.  Soon, though, HP sees the dark side of AYS, when he encounters a customer who expects a hefty kickback in exchange for signing a deal.  HP questions this approach to business, angering his boss Nitin (Naveen Kaushik) and the company director Puri (Manish Chaudhary), who cut off his access to sales leads and turn his coworkers against him.  Desperate to prove himself, HP hatches a scheme to work behind his AYS bosses' backs to provide better value and superior service to the customers that AYS fleeces and neglects.  With the help of an unlikely alliance of AYS employees, HP launches the Rocket Sales Corporation – named for the paper airplanes that his disgruntled colleagues continuously toss at his desk – and takes AYS on in the field, all the while hoping he won't get caught back at the office.   

The elephant in the room during Rocket Singh is that his plan is flagrantly illegal and unethical.  Instead of leaving AYS and starting his own company, HP and his team work out of AYS offices, piggy-backing on AYS infrastructure like office space, telephone services, and supplies.  HP may be outraged at the high rates that AYS charges its customers, but the only reason he can afford to dramatically undercut them is that he steals from them right and left.  Without that pesky overhead, the real-world costs of doing business, HP gets to undersell AYS while using the company's own infrastructure to grab market share at AYS's expense.  HP's righteous indignation at AYS's corruption is substantially eroded by his own unethical approach, and his unilateral pledge to pay back the costs of all these stolen services just isn't enough to shore up his moral high horse. 

This flaw in HP's character might be chalked up to the naivete of youth; but, unfortunately, it damages an otherwise charming film and squanders Ranbir Kapoor's very believable performance.  Ranbir Kapoor here harnesses a more restrained and believable version of the manic energy that bounced him around the screen in Saawariya, the only other film of his I've seen at this writing.  The result is a character I very much wanted to root for; the story's interference with that sympathy was frustrating, bobbing up in my mind at inconvenient moments. 

Even so, Rocket Singh is a very well-made film with some unusual strengths. The casting of lesser-known or unexpected actors (such as perennial masala villain Prem Chopra as HP's cuddly grandpa) helps to lend the film an immersive realism that is unusual in the land of Yash Raj; the characters (for the most part) are more individuals, and less totems or archetypes.  AYS's office manager Koena (Gauhar Khan) – one of HP's partners in crime – is particularly delicious; a smart, ambitious woman without any romantic notes in her story arc, she is the sort of character who is a rare treat in the cinema of any country. Even the immature, horny technician Giri (D. Santosh) is rendered as something more loveable than a pure walking stereotype of the porn-ogling computer nerd.

The AYS sales office is a sort of slightly cuter version of Glengarry Glen Ross, embodying every cringe-inducing stereotype of the sales environment in all its extremes of competitiveness and cruelty.  Sexism is present and prevalent, whether in Nitin's persistent refusal to grant Koena a much-deserved promotion, or in the resigned glances shot between Koena and the office's one female sales agent when Puri drops crude comments.  Other prejudices are exposed as well, as when HP remarks to Koena that the others should not have underestimated "me the Sardar and you the item girl."  In letting such issues be prevalent without letting them take over the story, Rocket Singh avoids becoming a heavy-handed message piece. 

In short, Rocket Singh is flawed over all, but its shining moments are bright and frequent enough that it amply rewards watching, despite the missteps.   I only wish it had been scripted with just a little bit more care – it could have been not just a cute afternoon's timepass, but instead something truly memorable.

]]> http://indianhindimovies.blogbel.com/2010/08/07/rocket-singh-salesman-of-the-year-2009/feed/ 0 Anil Kapoor bowled over by Shakira, Nelson Mandela at FIFA World Cup 2010 http://indianhindimovies.blogbel.com/2010/07/25/anil-kapoor-bowled-over-by-shakira-nelson-mandela-at-fifa-world-cup-2010/ http://indianhindimovies.blogbel.com/2010/07/25/anil-kapoor-bowled-over-by-shakira-nelson-mandela-at-fifa-world-cup-2010/#comments Mon, 26 Jul 2010 03:06:43 +0000 admin http://indianhindimovies.blogbel.com/2010/07/25/anil-kapoor-bowled-over-by-shakira-nelson-mandela-at-fifa-world-cup-2010/
Barely hours after Spain won the World Cup, Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor was fatigued and yet euphoric in Johannesburg. He had seen what he called the greatest show on earth. He was bowled over by two people – Nelson Mandela and Shakira.

Being the brand ambassador to South Africa, Anil had a ringside view of the match. And he’s most impressed.

“You have to understand the World Cup final was a self-contained experience. And the way the South African government put it together is exemplary for all, including us Indians who struggle against countless glitches when we host an international sporting event. On Sunday evening here in Johannesburg there were no glitches, no traffic jams on the roads, no seating errors, no jostling and no VIP interventions. Everything went smoothly. I’d describe it as the greatest show on earth,” he told IANS.

Anil was bowled over by Shakira. “What a presence! What a performance! She just took everyone’s collective breath away and set the right mood for the match.”

The match itself was touch and go, and Anil was hooked. “The final moments proved decisive for Spain. I realised what edge-of-the-seat excitement meant. I forgot everything in the final moments of the game, including the fact that I had flown in and had to fly out within 24 hours. It was just 96,000 people staring open-mouthed in a stadium built specially for the occasion.”

But the greatest most moving moment of the match was when Nelson Mandela arrived.

Anil chokes with emotion. “I first met Mandela for my film ‘Gandhi My Father’. But I can never get over my awe and admiration for the man. The elaborate and elegant way he arrived for the match just bowled me over. Because of his grand-daughter’s accident Mandela had not come for any of the other matches. But he made it a point to come for this one because his country hosting something so spectacular was matter of great pride for him. I just kept looking at him wondering how vindicated Mandela must be feeling to see a country he had brought to freedom, celebrating its freedom with such a wonderful event.”

Anil ran into some of his colleagues from Bollywood at the stadium. “It was great meeting Shah Rukh and Gauri, though they sat in a different area from mine. What I really enjoyed was meeting Shah Rukh’s son Aryan for the first time. What a bright goodlooking boy. He sure is a chip off the old block.”

On Monday, Anil was getting ready to return to Mumbai. “I’ve to be back to carry on with the marketing of my daughter’s film. I can’t wait to see its release Aug 6. After that I’m taking a month-long holiday in LA. I think I’ve earned myself a break.”

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Though Aamir Khan is busy promoting his new film “ Peepli Live”, but a glamourous project is waiting in queue for him.The latest buzz is Yash Raj is thinking to rope in Aamir for Dhoom 3. Recently Aamir Khan has thrown a party for world renowned musician Gustavo Santaolalla.

In that party Yash chopra gave them a green signal that he may be roping in Aamir for his latest flick. Dhoom 3 also stars Uday chopra, Abhishek Bachchan and Hrithik Roshan. With all the star cast, it will be a treat to watch Aamir Khan.

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Everything is possible for bollywood’s number one actress and that’s none other than Bebo. She is busy with lot of assignments and didn’t had the time to visit a hair salon.According to the sources, Kareena Kapoor was busy shooting for Stepmom, Golmaal 3, Ra.One her endorsements. All the work made her so busy that she had no time to trim her hair.

Pompy Hans has been her personal hairstylist for quite sometime now but was not able to take out time to trim her hair, when Pompy insisted that she has to get her hair trimmed so Kareena got her hair trimmed in Vanity Van.

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Phew!! Priyanka finally gets to breath.

Priyanka is off on a vacation to an undisclosed location with her bunch of female friends to celebrate her birthday on Sunday. And she’s packed up a lot of bikinis to wear on the beaches during this getaway. She is proud to call herself a beach-bum.
“I can’t wait to get to my holiday spot and into my bikinis,” Priyanka is quoted to have said. She added that she’s been collecting a lot of bikinis and would try them all during the holiday. 
She also stated that she doesn’t fear getting photographed in bikinis because she’s confident that paparazzi won’t be able to trace her to her holiday destination.
Well, Piggy, Celebden wishes you a very Happy Birthday in advance. Hope you have a smashing holiday.

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Sonam kapoor on the cover of “M” magazine July 2010 Issue.
The cover looks stunning with her on it. She is almost every where this summer.
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Kareena kapoor falls deeper into love with boyfriend Saifu every single day. She says he’s not only good as a lover but also a rocking producer.

While shooting for ‘Agent Vinod’ in Tangiers and Marrakech, even the slightest discomfort of Bebo was taken care by Saif.

“Saif is the best producer I have worked with. He takes care of everything for me and sees to my littlest of comforts”, quips Bebo.

Apart from Bebo, Saif also took care of his crew and looked after their discomfort. After the shoot, he threw a lavish wrap up party for the entire cast and the crew in an expensive nightclub in Marrakech.

A source close to his girlfriend says, “Bebo and Saif have been shooting for Agent Vinod in Tangiers and Marrakech for 20 days now.When they shot in Tangiers, Saif had hired beautiful villas (called riads) for everyone. Each riad had its own private beach and terrace and was very close to the Atlas mountainsand desert. Kareena loved the place as it had a very simple, grungy look.”

Then the unit shifted to Marrakech. “Saif had a schedule wrap up party after we packed up there. Saif and his business partner Dinesh Vijan invited the entire crew to dance the night away at Theatro, a very expensive nightclub. One can also avail of personal DJs, it’s that exclusive.”

’Agent Vinod’ directed by Sriram Raghavan comes from Saif’s production house.

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Lafangey Parindey is a film directed by Pradeep Sarkar, produced by Aditya Chopra and starring Neil Nitin Mukesh and Deepika Padukone in the lead roles. 
Reportedly, the film is about bike gangs in Mumbai. Neil Nitin Mukesh plays the character of One Shot Nandu, a fighter who pummels his opponents in the ring blindfolded. Deepika Padukone plays Pinky Palkar, a dancer who is blind but ambitious and dances with roller skates on her feet. He teaches her to see and she teaches him how to love. But what price will they have to pay for their love?
The film is set to release on 20 August 2010 under the Yash Raj Films banner.
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