Cast: Arjun Rampal, Priyanka Chopra, Kim Sharma, Saurabh Shukla, Anang Desai, Atul Parchure
Direction: Giresh Dhamija
Production: Sujit Kumar Singh
Music: Himesh Reshamiya
| Yakeen |
| [Thursday, April 28, 2005] |
Nikhil Oberoi (Arjun Rampal) is a young and handsome business tycoon in Himachal, married to the beautiful Simar (Priyanka Chopra), a young lady of considerable charms.
Though it’s happy marriage, their relationship is seemingly devoid of that closeness which represents the ideal bonding.
Life takes a bizarre turn when their car plummets from a height crashing down the hillside, turning into a total wreck.
Nikhil is moved in a comatose to the finest hospital and his recovery from an extremely critical state is both slow and painful. The beautiful Simar escapes relatively unscathed with minor cuts and bruises.
This turbulent phase in their life draws Nikhil and Simar closer with her love and care exhibited whilst nourishing and nursing him back to near normalcy.
Nikhil begins to cherish each moment but experiences to reconstruct his life. At first he relies totally on the care and guidance of his loving wife and the friendship off those who have known him all alone.
His confusion starts mounting with contrasting pictures of his past being painted by everyone around him, with strange flashes of memory coming to him from time to time.
Nikhil starts experiencing some terrifying moments. His mental trauma increases when he starts suspecting even his wife’s fidelity
Enlisting the help of a private investigator Nikhil embarks on a dangerous journey determined to uncover the truth about him.
Delving deeper into an unpredictable maze, he is confronted with more and more unpleasant truths. Life for Nikhil and Simar becomes a web of twisted routes and unexpected turns.
Where do all these twists and turns finally lead up to? In a totally unexpected and shattering climax the film reveals the extent of greed, human passions and deadly actions, which change people’s liver altogether forever. |
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Cast: Priyanshu Chatterjee, Diya Mirza, Neha, Rakesh Bapat,
Direction: Deepak Ramsay
Music: Nikhil-vinay
| Koi Mere Dil Mein Hai - entertainer all the way |
| [Tuesday, April 19, 2005] |
“Koi Mere Dil Mein Hai” is an entertainer with dollops of comedy and a bold and daring Dia Mirza sizzling up the screen.
Director Deepak Ramsay wanted to cast Celina Jaitley in “Koi Mere Dil Mein Hai” but could not get dates because of her commitment to Feroz Khan’s “Janasheen”.
Deepak then approached Dia Mirza but was not sure if she would agree to the daring scenes. Dia, however, consented saying that if the character and situation demanded it then there was no harm.
And so, Dia plays a rich, modern girl who makes heads turn. She nurses the belief that she can get any man she wants. One man refuses to be bowled over by her and she starts chasing him. In the process, she realizes what is true love and turns over a new leaf.
The film revolves around four characters - Raj, Simran, Sameer and Asha.
Raj (Priyanshu) is the spoilt son of Mumbai-based millionaire, Vikarm Malhotra (Kadar Khan). Afraid that her son may be falling into bad company Raj’s mother (Reema lagoo) gets him engaged to Simran (Diya Mirza).
Simran is the daughter of a rich non-resident Indian (Sadashiv Amrapurkar) and studies in Dubai. Simran is lively and naughty by nature and believes in enjoying life and having fun.
Simran meets Sameer (Rakesh Bapat), a young singer from Mumbai who comes to perform in Dubai along with his troupe. Simran is smitten by Sameer’s charm and innocence and falls in love with him.
Raj, on the other hand, meets Asha (Neha) who gives tuitions to his sister. Raj is totally mesmerized by Asha’s simplicity and innocence and feels she is the right girl for him.
The story of the four main characters evolves to an interesting climax when the parents get involved.
Co-produced by Maheshkumar and Arjandas, “Koi Mere Dil Mein Hai” is slated for release May 13.
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Cast: Sunny Deol,Vijayta Sandhu
Direction: Rahul Rawail
Production: Bubloo, N.R Pachisia
| Jo Bole So Nihaal - Roller coaster ride from Punjab to US |
| [Friday, April 15, 2005] |
A mercenary and a constable straight from a Punjab village come together in the entertaining and cheerful “Jo Bole So Nihaal” that moves from sleepy Moga to frenetic New York.
The Sunny Deol starrer is directed by Rahul Rawail and produced by the US-based father-son team of Bubloo and N.R. Pachisia.
It’s all about Nihaal Singh, the honest and immensely lovable constable from Punjab, whose life changes forever when he meets Romeo (Kamaal Khan), a mercenary who moves from country to country spreading a chain of terror.
He uses Nihaal Singh’s innocence to make his escape. And Nihaal is branded a traitor, suspended from his job and faces the wrath of the entire village.
Meanwhile, Romeo is spreading his tentacles of terror all over the world and finally reaches the Big Apple where he is playing with the lives of hundreds of innocent citizens.
The FBI is desperately looking for Romeo, and intelligence reports warn of the possibility of an organization hiring his services to assassinate the US president!
The problem is that no one in the world knows what he looks like. No one except Nihaal Singh, that is. So, the FBI takes Nihaal Singh to New York. On reaching the US, Nihaal agrees to identify Romeo but on one condition - he will take him back to his hometown in Punjab to clear his name.
The FBI refuses because they want Romeo… Nihaal Singh refuses because…
New York based actor Thomas Umer Tevana is the Indian-American FBI agent in the film, which also introduces Nupur Mehta and Shillpi Sharrma.
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Cast: Tulip Joshi, Sushant Singh, Sudhir Pandey, Piyush Mishra
Direction: Manish Jha
Production: SMG Productions
Music: Salim-Sulaiman
| Matrubhoomi |
| [Wednesday, April 06, 2005] |
According to a recent report by UNESCO, there are around 50 million women missing from the population of India due to gender discrimination. The film “Matrubhoomi - A nation without women” explores the impact of absence of women on men. The instability, which can creep into a society due to the absence of women - be it physical, emotional and psychological - is the main theme of the film. It underlines how the absence of women inexorably leads to the debasement of men, draining them all that make them human.
The film explores a futuristic rural India wherein due to rampant female infanticide, women are practically extinct. The impact of the absence of women on men sees them finding alternative sources of release - pornography, homosexuality, bestial violence. When a girl is actually spied, she is promptly sold and married to 5 brothers. All five and the father-in-law exercise their conjugal rights in turn.
She starts coming closer to the youngest brother, the only one who treats her as a human being much to the chagrin of the father and other brothers. The eldest brother has the youngest one killed. She turns to her father for refuge but the father blinded with money too lets her down. After her attempt to escape with the low caste family servant boy unwittingly triggers off a caste war.
She is clapped in iron chains in a cowshed and raped repeatedly by her family and the low castes as well. When she finally becomes pregnant, everyone claims paternity. In the throes of the divesting caste war that ensures over her she gives birth to a girl.
Distributed by Sridevi and Boney Kapoor, Matrubhoomi is directed by Manish Jha and has already made rounds of several international film festivals. Salim Sulaiman has composed the background score of the movie.
Matrubhoomi will release in five Indian languages on April 22.
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Cast: UrmilaMatondkar,Anuj Sawhney, Shweta Konnur, Amardeep Jha, Kamini Khanna, Sulabha Arya Direction: Shripal Morakhia Production: Firuzi Khan, Ashish Bhatnagar Music: Salim - Sulaiman
| Naina |
| [Monday, April 04, 2005] |
A day of solar eclipse, a young girl of five loses her eyesight and her parents in a freak accident in London.
Twenty years later, she is bestowed with the gift of sight. Thanks to the marvels of modern science, a cornea implant brings her vision back.
Her period of darkness is over… or is it?
With the implant through which her vision is restored, she starts seeing a new world hitcher to unknown to mankind.
What is this curse that has been cast upon her? Will she ever be able to escape it? Will this extraordinary sense she is now bestowed with destroy her life? Will she ever be able to resume her regular life again?
Naina is the quest of a young woman trying to find the answers to these supernatural mysteries. Will she succeed?
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