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Do Knot Disturb, movie review
Raj (Govinda) lives on his wife Kiran’s (Sushmita Sen) money and moves to her beats. She provides everything from his meals to his clothes. Suffocated and looking for a way out he is having an affair. Do Knot Disturb movie review... Kiran is sophisticated and sexy. She is generous and a loving wife. She is more successful than her husband, she owns the company, the house and controls the purse strings... and she also suspects that her husband is upto something... There is a mistress Dolly (Lara Dutta) who is hot enough to burn. But she is also ditzy and naive. She believes that her lover will leave his wife to marry her... Do Knot Disturb is about an awkward situation where Govinda has been caught in a frame with his girlfriend Dolly. This situation triggers of a series of events. Incidentally Govardhan too is captured in the picture, fortunately for Raj. This pic lands on Kir ....
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Whats your Rashee? movie review
Based on the Gujarati novel Kimball Ravenswood by Madhu Rye, Whats your Rashee ? is Ashutosh Gowariker's first romantic comedy, starring Harman Baweja and Priyanka Chopra. Priyanka Chopra plays twelve different characters depicting the twelve zodiac signs. Each character has a trait related to each respective zodiac sign. Whats your Rashee ... Never before have the sun and the moon played such an important role in romance. Whats your Rashee? movie review... What's your Rashee? is the story of Yogesh Patel, a young man who in his heart has always wanted a love marriage. Till suddenly he is told that he must find the dream girl within ten days to save his family from utter ruin. Finding the dream girl is tough enough. Finding her in a hurry is even tougher. Yogesh Patel (Harman Buweja), an NRI living in Chicago has been summoned back to India for his multi-million dollar inherit ....
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Fast Forward, movie review
Fast Forward is yet another attempt in Bollywood to make an out-and-out dance film like Dirty Dancing or Grease, which have been all time super hits and have enthralled millions of moviegoers the worldover. Fast Forward movie review... It is a story of a friends, whose passion is Dance and about how they struggle to keep their passion alive, in spite of the varying circumstances. For them, its celebration of freedom; freedom to breathe, freedom of space and freedom of expression. Directed by debutante Zaigham Ali Syed, Fast Forward the film has some brilliantly choreographed songs and dances. The director has put in great efforts in filming the dance numbers while losing grip on the storyline. We have a story of two friends, Rishi (Rehan Khan) and Sunny (Akshay Kapoor), who are fantastic dancers. Sunny falls in love with Rishi's sister Jeel (Bhavna Pani), only to discover she wa ....
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Shadow, movie review
Shadow is which means darkness in Hindi, is also referred to as Parchhain or Chhaya. Shadow follows an image or a person or a thing. It is a crime and thriller movie. Shadow movie review... Shadow is all about a murder mystery and gang wars. Sanjana Rajpoot (Sonali Kulkarni) plays the role of police officer. She is bewildered that a six months old serial murder case is still unsolved. The murderer is still on the loose and has claimed more victims still continued in the pattern of Shadow and case is being more complicated. A person by the name Arjun Sherawat (Nasir Khan) is unseen and is the suspected criminal. No one has his identity. Police officer Sanjana has been trying too hard for the past 6 month but all her efforts have been in vain. The suspected murderer often claims, “Namumkin ko mumkin banane ke liye hi log Arjun Sherawat ko Muh mangi kimat dete hai…” Arjun Sh ....
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Sikandar, movie review
Piyush Jha’s Sikandar has a refreshingly different story. The film looks at the conflict in Kashmir, without taking sides. The story focuses on a kid who becomes a pawn in a dangerous game played by politicians and terrorists. Sikandar movie review... Quite smartly the director draws attention to the present day newspaper and television clippings that highlight the truth that kids are being used in wars waged in the name of religion. Sikandar (Parzaan Dastur) is a 14-year-old schoolboy whose parents were killed by militants 10 years back. Since his early childhood, he has lived with his aunt and uncle, in a small town in Kashmir. It happens so, one day, on his way home from a school football match, the young boy Sikandar finds a gun lying on the path. Despite admonishments by his newly made school friend, Nasreen (Ayesha Kapoor), Sikandar picks up the gun unleashing the darker ....
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Life Partner, movie review
The story of Life Partner revolves around two young couples and their lawyer friend. When both the married couples face rough times, their lawyer friend who specializes in divorce cases, comes to their help. Life Partner movie review... Bhavesh Patel's (Tushaar Kapoor) ideology - " Dating?.... My marriage will be arranged and I'll love my wife no matter what..." Bhavesh is an obedient son, who will never go against his family's wishes. He staunchly supports monogamy, and has all his romance reserved for his would be wife. His belied - ' Marriages are made in heaven and arranged on earth'. The one thing that he is absolutely sure of is the success of his marriage. After all, arranged marriages have had a proven track record in his family..' Prachi Jadeja (Prachi Desai) is a girl with strength, dignity and poise. A home-maker who cares for the people around her, she will always st ....
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Kaminey, movie review
Kaminey is a story about a pair of twins - Charlie and Guddu (played by Shahid Kapur). The twins who have grown up in the streets of Mumbai, can't stand the sight of each other. They are as different as chalk and cheese but have a common speech problem. While Guddu stammers, Charlie Charlie lisps and his speech deficiency is that he pronounces the S sounds with an F sound. Kaminey movie review... The twins are completely different and have captivating identities. Charlie dreams of finding a short cut to fortune, and works for a betting syndicate. Charlie bets big - Rs. 1 lakh on a horse during a fixed race, only to be double-crossed by the jockey and loses the money. The other brother Guddu is sincere and is involved with an NGO. One fateful rainy night, their carefully separated lives cross paths. Charlie gets mixed up in a deathly get-rich-quick scheme, while Guddu realizes that ....
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Agyaat, movie review
The story of Agyaat is about a film unit that goes for a shoot deep into a forest. Agyaat movie review... They settle at a place with bare minimal facilities run by a strange and quirky man called Setu. The hero of the film Sharman (Gautam) is a completely self obsessed man with no other concern except for his muscles and the leading lady. The leading lady Aasha (Priyanka Kothari) bears with him because of his star status. Director JJ (Howard Rosemeyer) thinks of himself as India's answer to Steven Spielberg. While the Producer Moorty (Ishrat Ali) thinks the director is screwing up the film and stopping him from becoming the next Yash Chopra. Laxman (Ishteyak Khan) is a completely subservient spot boy but with a hidden monstrous ego. Cinematographer Shakky (Kali Prasad) is very philosophical in nature and Action Director Rakka (Ravi Kale) is a frustrated man who hates the leadi ....
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Teree Sang, movie review
Teree Sang is a story which tackles the topic of lack of parental love towards the children. It is a stark reality which parents of teenagers do not realize. Today’s parents are either busy with their business or profession – while the children grow up without the love of their parents around when they need them the most. Teree Sang movie review... We have here a story about a 15 year old school girl who misses her parents love. Maahi (Sheena) is the only child of rich parents (Rajat Kapoor and Neena Gupta). She has a dream home and whatever a schoolgirl can desire. Yet, it isn’t she wants, but desires love and attention from her parents. Her father spends the day on his professional work thinking that he has sacrificed a lot to give his daughter all the luxuries of life. But he is wrong and all that his daughter is craving for is her parents' presence and affection. She s ....
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Love Aaj Kal, movie review
It is the same director who gave us Jab We Met, who has this time has developed a complex but comprehensive screenplay and extracted sensitive performances from Saif and Deepika in the form of Love Aaj Kal. The film Love Aaj Kal deals with love story with different situations of 2 different eras which are Love aaj -2009 and Life kal -1965. Love Aaj Kal is not one of those ordinary love stories that talks of love and heartache. The director takes up the two stories, set in different eras, run them parallel, and they have a similar end. Love Aaj London, San Francisco, Delhi - 2009. Jai (Saif Ali Khan) and Meera (Deepika Padukone) is a modern-day couple in London. They are very happy together but do not believe in tying each other down. So when life pulls them in different directions, they decide to go with the flow. They decide to go separate ways as Jai thinks that long distance r ....
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