David, hindi film, directed by Bejoy Nambiar, is the tale of three men from different parts of the world, timed in three different eras.
It is often said that everyone arrives and departs with their own destiny, but often the destinies of seemingly un-connected people intertwine to bring a drastic change in their lives.
Way back in 1975 in London, a 30-year-old David is the protégé of a mafia don, his namesake in 1999 in Mumbai is a musician. And the third ‘David’ stays in contemporary Goa, and he is now 40!
The director who gave us Shaitaan, now ties the tales of the three… and several others with crafty grit in this action thriller.
About all the three Davids - Vikram’s story takes place in Goa, while the two other stories are featured as that in Mumbai and London and that they transpire at different periods.
Neil Nitin Mukesh works hard in this one and sports ....
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America, 2012. A marriage of convenience. Vishwaroop movie review...
Vishwanath alias Wiz (Kamal Haasan), a Kathak exponent, and Nirupama (Pooja Kumar), get married. Each have an agenda and seem to have achieved their wishes in three years of matrimony.
Nirupama gets her Ph.D and Wiz runs his dance class inNew Jerseyunhindered by each other. All is fine till Dr. Nirupama aspires for more and wants to opt out of the arranged marriage. She confides with a psychologist that hers was a marriage of convenience that provided her a safe haven for pursuing her Ph.D in theU.S.A.
The age gap between them notwithstanding, she is put off by Vishwanath and is attracted to her boss, Deepak (Samrat Chakrabarti). She cannot cite any specific reason to leave Wiz as there is nothing much to complain about him.
Every male according to Nirupama must have a flaw. So she decides to find out som ....
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Asha Bhosle plays the role of a mother suffering from Alzheimer's in the Marathi film Mai.
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Mai - movie review
Mai is the story of an helpless mother and her ungrateful and insensitive children.. The subject is cliched, but it is Asha Bhosle’s performance which is the highlight of the film. It is wonderful to see Asha Tai taking personal interest in this touching film where she is in front of the camera. And she has played the role of an ageing mother very naturally. This is the highlight of this film. In Baghban we had the aged parents whose children weren’t willing to take care of them. In this film it is the 65 year old mother of three daughters and a son. The son is much involved in his personal problems that he is least interested in taking care of his mother. The eldest daughter Madhu (Padmini Kolhapure) is the only one who cares for her mother, and then she ....Read More
Deewana Main Deewana is the much-delayed film directed by K. C. Bokadia which stars Govinda, Priyanka Chopra and Kader Khan in lead roles.
KC Bokadia, a well known director who has given many bollywood films, some of them where huge hits, while some just disappeared as soon as they appeared. The last hit film as a producer was more quite a few years ago - Hum Tumhare Hain Sanam which starred Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan and Madhuri Dixit.
In this romantic thriller cum comedy cum murder mystery, Govinda plays role of Basant, an easy going lad who is an easy going person and Priya (Priyanka Chopra) enters his life. Basant hasn’t yet met Priya, but one glimpse of her, and then he is obsessed with this pretty young lady.
Basant is a rich spoilt brat, an eligible bachelor, but doesn’t find any girl interesting. Until he sets his eyes on Priya. It is love at first sight and Basant ....
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'Midnights Children' the film is an adaptation of Salman Rushdie's 1981 novel of the same name. The Bollywood version stars Satya Bhabha, Shriya Saran, Siddharth, Ronit Roy, Rahul Bose, Shabana Azmi, Soha Ali Khan, Seema Biswas, Rajat Kapoor, Anupam Kher, Sarita Choudhary, Shahana Goswami, Kulbhushan Kharbanda, Darsheel Safary in lead roles.
The film has humour and heart as it has some beautiful moments and quite decent performances from the lead cast.
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Come, fall in love in college. Akaash (Kartik Aaryan) & Vani (Nushrat Bharucha) set out on their journey towards a common destination – St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University. Right from the beginning when they meet, it becomes a memorable moment in their life. Little did they know that this acquaintance in the college for the next three years - could be the foundation of sharing their love throughout their lifetime.
Vani is a girl who has grown up in Dehradun living by the social norms. She has dreams she wants to fulfill but doesn’t have the courage to stand up to the family or society to fight for them. A simple, girl next door whom you could easily fall in love with, but who never gives you the confidence that she would fight for her love, for you, for herself.
Akaash is a charming rebel from Chandigarh who believes in doing his own thing. He doesn’t mind playing ....
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Race 2 is a high-octane, style-heavy sequel to the 2008 hit Race, plunging viewers into a world of betrayal, revenge, and opulence. Set against the backdrop of exotic locales and turbo-charged action, the film follows Ranveer Singh (Saif Ali Khan) as he seeks vengeance for his lover’s death, navigating a maze of deceit involving Armaan Malik (John Abraham), Aleena (Deepika Padukone), and a host of glamorous players.
Saif Ali Khan brings suave intensity to Ranveer, though his character feels more like a fashion model than a man on a mission. John Abraham flexes his muscles as the antagonist, but his villainy lacks nuance. Deepika Padukone and Jacqueline Fernandez serve up style and seduction, though their roles are more ornamental than substantial.
Anil Kapoor, reprising his role as RD, adds comic relief with fruity one-liners, while Ameesha Patel plays his ditzy assistant Cherry ....
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Inkaar is yet another film with the typical Sudhir Mishra type of a stamp. The film is realistic, hard hitting and is about gender politics and power play in a corporate house (in particular here as in advertising agencies).
Inkaar begins as a love story of Rahul Verma (Arjun Rampal) and Maya Luthra (Chitrangada Singh) and then it goes on to become an eyeopener for the current generation of executives. The relationship begins with adoration initially but as things get hotter with regards to promotion of these executives things drop down to such a level where charges of sexual harassment ae thrown upon each other.
Rahul Verma is the CEO of an advertising agency where his protege Maya Luthra too is vying for the top job in the company. What looked like a healthy competition started stinking once misunderstandings are created between them. Maya files a case of sexual harassment agains ....
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There was an era in Mumbai when there used to be dance bars flourishing at almost every corner or a busy junction. The owners of these bars used this business to grease the cops and the civic administration. Mumbai Mirror - movie review...
At times the business tilted towards sleaze and this is when an upright police officer is posted in Mumbai who cracks down the nexus between the bar-owners and the police force. He is now bent up ....
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NFDC (an Indian Government body) has funded this film about a simpleton titled ‘Gangoobai’ who is an aged Maharashtrian maid servant, a resident of Matheran, in Maharashtra, India.
Gangoobai is a childless, elderly widow, who have lived her life in the hill station of Matheran, near Mumbai. Old enough to be a grand mother in a typical conservative Indian lifestyle.
She loves tending to flowers in the garden where she is working as domestic help. She is concerned about tending to her beloved flowers and working as domestic help in a few homes. One of the weekend bungalows in Matheran is owned by the wealthy Hodiwala family.
This lady falls instantly in love with an exotic, custom-made saree – Gara saree, when she sees the daughter of her land lady and yearns to own one in her lifetime. She instantly falls in love with this exotic, custom-made creation - and longs to own one ....
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