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Luck, movie review
Luck is an action-thriller film directed and written by Soham Shah. In the leading roles are Imran Khan and Sanjay Dutt; with other actors who form the gang are the debutante Shruti Haasan, Danny Denzongpa, Mithun Chakraborty, Ravi Kishan and Chitrashi Rawat. Luck movie review... The film begins with an edge of the seat sequence where five men - blindfolded with hand tied around their back - race across rail tracks but only one man was successful and comes out alive – Sanjay Dutt. It is the story of this man Karim Moussa (Sanjay Dutt), his luck and his rise to power. Luck is a story about this boy Ram Mehra (Imraan Khan) who is burdened by countless circumstantial troubles. He reaches a point in life, where he has the ability but no opportunity to come out of the mess that life has offered him. Ram, whose father committed suicide due to bankruptcy, left Ram to pay 200 million ....
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Dekh Re Dekh, movie review
This dark comedy film was originally titled Dekh Bhai Dekh, which had to be changed to Dekh Re Dekh as theluc producers of the hit TV serial Dekh Bhai Dekh still own the title. The lead actors Siddharth Koirala and Gracy Singh openly expressed discontent about it but the producers had to abide by the name copyright regulations. Dekh Re Dekh movie review... Dekh Re Dekh is the story of four different people from a small town in western Uttar Pradesh, India. These four different characters share their respective ambitions and for solving their personal problems, zero down to only one solution.... A CRIME.....the only way out... Babli (Gracy Singh) is a sweet, innocent, but very blunt girl. She is divorced as her marriage in a rich family has turned into a nightmare and has to start a new life. Her friend Shyam (Siddharth Koirala) needs money to bribe a minister for a government jo ....
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Firaaq, movie review
Most films about riots are full of violence that they set out to critique. Actress Nandita Das has her debut in direction with Firaaq, which explores the fierce and delicate emotions of fear, anxiety, prejudice and ambivalence in human relationships during the riots. Firaaq is an Urdu word that means both separation and quest. The film is a work of fiction, based on a thousand stories.The story is set over a 24-hour period, one month after a carnage that took place in Gujarat, India, in 2002. It traces the emotional journeys of ordinary people - some who were victims, some perpetrators and some who chose to watch silently. As an ensemble film, it follows multiple narratives that are at times interconnected and at times discreet, yet all are united by their spatial and emotional context. A middle-class housewife Aarti (Deepti Naval) closes the door on a woman desperately seeking ref ....
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Maharathi, movie review
224 Crores… 3 scamsters... a wily lawyer... an astute ACP... a sleepwalker and a secret locket in a freezer. A game is about to begin in Maharathi... With high stakes and desperate players. A young discontented wife, her eccentric millionaire husband.. Then we have his trusted chauffer-cum-confidante and a wily grumpy lawyer. All think they hold the winning cards. All are wrong... for all are pawns. And as the game unfolds... a suicide will be camouflaged as murder... a phony kidnapping will result in death... an innocent caretaker will get entangled in more than what she bargained for. Maharathi movie review... At stake - freedom from the net cast by the astute ACP Gokhale and Inspector Borkar. As the players stage an unnerving battle to outwit each other, the cops close in for the kill. Everybody will scramble for cover... the plot will get murkier... the lies will come faste ....
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Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! movie review
Don't we all love a good criminal? The film Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! brings you the ultimate media savvy thief - The one who stole at nights, and wanted to be famous for it by day! You will see Lucky, a gawky 15 year old lower middle class kid from the inner city ghetto of West Delhi, rise to become one of the most wanted master thieves of India with tens of millions worth loot, a glamorous lifestyle, cars, women and a fan following. Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! movie review... As a kid, there is little at home for the young Lucky except an alienated family and a dysfunctional relationship with his violent, bullying father. The young lad is a keen observer of the world around from his immediate surroundings, his friends, dropouts, delinquents, petty criminals to the world he aspires to - The Nouveau riche - Private school kids, shining cars, with power windows, and pretty girls from posh ne ....
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Mukhbiir, movie review
In our world today where good and evil are deeply enmeshed... where terrorism and fear stalks through our streets, where peace and sanity can get ripped off in an instant... revealing the hidden face of death and devastation - there live a chosen few on the razors edge. Mukhbiir movie review... Mukhbiir is a thriller directed by the Mani Shankar which revolves around the life and events surrounding an Indian spy. Sameer Dattani plays the spy, while Om Puri, Sunil Shetty, Sushant Singh, Rahul Dev, Jackie Shroff and Raima Sen play the supporting roles This story is about one such young man who is an informer for the intelligence department and the many masks he wears - enacting a desperate drama where forgetting the lines means instant death. This is the story of the many lives he has to live... the many deaths he has to die... because information is vital. It's a gripping film about ....
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Chamku, movie review
Chamku the film is about the journey of a boy Chandrama Singh alias Chamku (Bobby Deol). The boy's family had been brutally murdered and was brought up and trained by Baba (Danny Denzongpa) a Naxalite in Southern interiors of Bihar. He was later picked up under a covert Government Program jointly conceived by RAW & IB. Chamku was trained to kill. Best in the business, operations, encounters and political assassinations, he soon became the blue-eyed boy. He was given the toughest jobs which he tackled with ease. Chamku falls in love with Shubhi (Priyanka Chopra), a kindergarten teacher, and decides to lead a reformed life. His life changes when love enters his life and makes him realize how beautiful life is... But his past comes and stands on his face. A chanced encounter entangles him in the world of crime once again. The film is brilliantly shot on good locations, with ....
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Contract, movie review
If ‘Satya’ gave you inside view of the underworld, ‘Company’ an overview, Contract moves to the next level where underworld meets terrorism. Ram Gopal Verma’s typical traits, especially the tight close-ups of characters with cold expressions are effectively utilized in this slick underworld story. The underworld is more complex now, than depicted in Satya and Company. It has taken a stride deeper and has meta-morphed into something much more dangerous. In some instances it has become a conduit for terrorist networks. Terrorists would require ground support, also safe houses, local intelligence, sea routes and land routes to get in arms and explosives and informants in the Departments. In present times the RAW, IB, CID, Crime Branch, Anti Terrorist Squad, etc need to share information with each other. More people access and exchange the secret information through co-ord ....
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Kashmir Daily movie review
One of the most talented Bollywood actors of Kashmiri origin Mir Sarwar plays the lead role in Kashmir Daily. Mir has acted in acclaimed films Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Phantom, Dishoom and Jolly LLB-2.

Kashmir Daily - movie review

The valley-based actor Mir Sarwar is playing a crucial role in the movie. Mir Sarwar has acted in blockbuster Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Phantom, Daddy, Itefaq: It happened one night etc.It focuses on the drug abuse and the peak of unemployment in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. KASHMIR DAILY. this film revolves around the protagonist Hussain who is a journalist by profession. He believes in being voice of masses and of those people who are innocent or supressed. Kashmir Daily is the perfect blend of the valley as the movie is shot and edited in Kashmir itself. In one such incident he unveils the scandal of a known business tycoon who is our antagonist Gul K ....
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Aamir, movie review
Aamir the film is an impressive debut for Raj Kumar Gupta as a director. Even more so, it is a first film for the music director, the cinematographer, the leading man, the new production unit apart from the director. Gupta stays away from the clichés that a newcomer may be susceptible to. Aamir movie review... Instead of usually expected a la-Hollywood film-noir style, Gupta places this drama-thriller which exposes the Mumbai’s underbelly. Aamir, the film has been 'inspired' by the 2005 Filipino film Cavite and is essentially about a Muslim doctor Aamir Ali who is returning to Mumbai from London. The moment Aamir (Rajeev Khandelwal) lands at Mumbai Airport, he is extensively questioned by the Customs simply because he is Muslim. Our protagonist walks out of the airport and realizes no one is there to receive him. He even calls home but no one answers. More trouble so, whe ....
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