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Delhi 6, movie review
Roshan (Abhishek Bachchan) travels from USA to India with his ailing grandmother (Waheeda Rehman). Little does he know that this quick trip will turn into the longest journey of his life... Delhi 6 movie review... A journey within! Thats Delhi 6 Roshan's grandmother wants to retire and spend the last leg of her life back home; dissolving into the soil she was born in. In America, having lead a very western lifestyle Roshan is not familiar with the sites and smells, the food and culture, the religion and beliefs, this huge melting pot that India is. He thought that Dadi left her family and loved ones back in America only to realize that how wrong he was. The warmth and affection of the neighborhood embraces him with open arms. Initially greeted by a mad rush of his dadi’s neighbors, Roshan is amazed at the pomp and the warmth of the people around his dadi’s old home in Del ....
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Dev D, movie review
Dev D is a modern-day interpretation of the classic novel "Devdas" by Sarat Chandra. Dev, Paro and Chanda of Dev D reflect the sensibilities, conflicts, aggression, independence, free thought, exuberance and recklessness of the youth of today. A generation that is jammed between eastern roots and western sensibilities. Director Aunrag Kashyap has shown the lead character Devdas as a spoilt, obsessive, addictive and a hypocritical sensualist, who is self destructive without knowing he is destroying himself. Dev D movie review... Dev D is set in the rustic and colourful Punjab and also explores the dingy, morbid, dark underbelly of Delhi. From sprawling mustard fields to a riot of neon. It is written and directed by Anurag Kashyap and produced by UTV Spotboy. Son of a rich Punjabi Businessman, Dev (Abhay Deol) and Paro (Mahi Gill) are childhood sweethearts. But Dev, being an insec ....
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Dil Kabaddi, movie review
Caught in the web of post-marital boredom and the irresistible temptation of lurking out of the relationship for some fun, Dil Kabaddi tackles the journey of two modern day couples in Urban India, Samit and Mita & Rishi and Simi caught in web of boredom, loss of love and temptation. Dil Kabaddi review... Samit (Irrfan Khan) is a bored banker, married to Mita (Soha Ali Khan) who is a Cosmetic Surgeon. Samit is suffering from a 7 year itch, only earlier. He prefers getting this itch scratched by a lovely hot cat Kaya (Payal Rohatgi), their sexual escapades are not enough to be sold as an aphrodisiac fantasy. He loves Kaya with a passion without pretending intellectual capability and wants to live life King-size and unconventional. Samit’s wife Mita is sexy, honest and forthright to a fault. She is an intellectual who gets creatively passionate about theatre, architecture and ot ....
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Dostana, movie review
Its all happening in the Beach Party Capitol of the world... Miami is the setting for Dostana - serving a cocktail of all ingredients to do with friendship, fun frolic and that thing called Love... but with a slight twist – there’s a small cause of pretence to be Gay! Sameer (Abhishek Bachchan) in his early thirties was born and raised in London. He works as a male nurse at St. Steve's hospital. A goofy kind of guy, who yet has the ability to charm his way into anybody's life. Sameer is the man with the plan. Plans that he seldom thinks through its consequences. Kunal (John Abraham) is a guy in his early thirties. Tall, suave, confident and good looking who has this brooding quality about him that makes girls swoon over him, which he plays to his full advantage. He's a fashion photographer who is pretty straight edged, responsible and an organized man who has his life in order ....
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Dasvidaniya, movie review
Dasvidaniya is a superb story about the realization through the eyes of a dying man. It is a bittersweet comedy about Amar Kaul who is diagnosed with cancer and how he spends the last three months of his life. The film flows through to your heart effortlessly which leaves you with a lump in the throat at times or giggling away at the jokes it throws at you. This film will also make you identify and even fall in love with the simpleton 'loser'. Shy and quiet Amar Kaul lived a mundane run of the mill life - like millions of others. Amar is a 37-year-old timid and lonely bachelor living with his eccentric old mother (Sarita Joshi) who has a hearing problem and is an addict to soap operas on television. Amar’s existence was non-existent to people around him. And then one day a doctor told him that he will die within 3 months. In a hurry Amar Kaul rushed to make a list of things to ....
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Deshdrohi, movie review
The film produced by Bhojpuri filmmaker Kamal Khan, who also plays the lead in Deshdrohi, is about a north Indian migrant’s struggle in Mumbai. Desh Drohi is about politics, corruption & a common man. Raja, a small-town migrant comes to Mumbai in search of a decent job and gets entangled in the local - North Indians issue, eventually he gets involved in a fight with anti-social elements and succumbs to death. He goes through a hell when he is abused, beaten up, and even politically manipulated. Raja has left his father and his love - Neha back in village. In Mumbai, he meets Shekhar who works as a watchman in the tinsel town. He also comes across the beautiful girl Sonia who works for Baba Kadam, a drug dealer. In one incident Raja happens to save Sonia from the anti- group of Baba Kadam and both. He falls in love with her. Finding the survival in Mumbai tough, especial ....
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Drona, movie review
Hidden deep within the folds of our universe is a secret as ancient as time itself. A secret, which if unraveled, could unlock the destruction of mankind and the entire cosmos. Only one man today can protect this secret and save us from total destruction. Drona - The warrior. He who shall protect the eternal circle of life and death. The movie is a modern tale of one man's spectacular voyage through a maze of mystic myths and legendary legacies. It is about a youth’s journey that will force him to face his fears and make him the hero he was born to become. It is a tale of a clan of warriors who have been protecting the supreme secret of the elixir of life – the amrit (nectar) that was churned out by the Gods but has been sought by the asuras Aditya (Abhishek Bachchan), a young man unaware of his real identity, is brought up by a foster family in a faraway distant town. A rec ....
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De Taali, movie review
Welcome to a world filled with friends, love and Laughter, a world where life is defined by friendship and friendship is defined by love. Childhood buddies - Paglu, Amu and Abhi live the lives of each other. They drink, eat & sleep together. They certainly are an integral part of each others lives. De Taali movie review Amu (Ayesha Takia) is a girl amongst the two guys, though Paglu (Ritesh Deshmukh) and Abhi (Aftab Shivdasani) don' treat her like one. Paglu is the one who makes her realize about her feelings and helps her get her love. Abhi is the rich, kind and classy guy who falls in love every time he meets a weird girl. Life however takes a serious fun turn when one of them falls in love with the other. And the one is sadly in love with some one else all together. De Taali is a simple film, where this gang of three friends live it up. One holiday after another, having f ....
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Dhoom Dadakka, movie review
Dhoom Dadakka is about Mungilal (Anupam Kher) losing his standing as the top don of Mumbai at the All Asia Mafia Meet since he doesn't have an heir. This opens up the field for Mungilal's arch nemesis Fursat Lala (Gulshan Grover) and his son, Zac who meets the decided requirement of the bhais of All Asia Mafia Meeting. Way back in the 1970s, Mungilal was once a small time Bhai in Mumbai. Jignesh (Satish Shah) was his friend cum business advisor. That time the law-enforcing authorities turned the heat on crime, corruption and the Bhais in Mumbai, so these two fled to Bangkok. Established himself in Bangkok, Mungilal has become a don of Mumbai. Now comes the meeting of the All Asian Bhai Meet in which it is decided that it is essential for the Don of Mumbai to have an heir, since they have ambitious plans for Mumbai. The heir's presence can improve or consolidate their position in ....
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Don Muthuswami, movie review
Ashim Samanta, marks his directorial debut with the film Don Muthuswami. The movie is funny at times and Mithun Chakraborty carries the film on his shoulders with his experience and seasoned understanding. Muthuswami (Mithun Chakraborty) comes to pay his last respects to his father who is on the deathbed. The father slaps Muthu and tells him that he has brought shame to the family by being a gangster and that he would die an unhappy man. The Don promises his father that he would give up his crooked ways and turn into a honest man, if that would keep him at peace. So begins the transformation from Don Muthuswami to Sir Muthuswami. Muthu the Don Muthuswami, orders his henchmen to continue working for him as domestic help instead of being gangsters. He engages a Hindi teacher Jaikishan (Mohit Raina) to improve his language. The teaching process understandably leads to a lot of laughte ....
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