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27
Jan

Superstar

Banner: Shree Ashtavinayak Cinevision Ltd
Cast: Kunal Khemu, Tulip Joshi, Aushima Sawhney, Shreyas Talpade, Reema Lagoo, Sharat Saxena, Vrajesh Hirjee
Direction: Rohit Jugraj

Superstar
[Sunday, January 27, 2008]

Kunal Khemu who has been doing pretty well ever since he started out as a lead actor will be seen next in the movie SUPERSTAR and will play a double role. For Kunal Khemu this movie is very special since he would be aiming for success after films like Dhol and Traffic Signal.

The movie is an action drama based on the reality of the entertainment industry. Kunal (Kunal Khemu) is a young guy who wants to make it big in Bollywood.

He dares to dream and would go to any extent to protect it. Kunal begins with the tag of a struggler and knows that he will get his due one day.

Until life decides to play a prank on him.The entry of a wealthy and charming Karan (again Kunal Khemu) in Bollywood and in his life shatters Kunal’s entire dream.

What are the choices that Kunal will make? Will he be able to face the harsh realities of the movie industry?
If you are getting anxious to know just wait till the movie hits the screens in the month of February.

Starring opposite Kunal is Tulip Joshi of ‘Mere Yaar ki shaadi hai’ fame and newcomer Aushima Saawhney. Other actors include Reema Lagoo, Sharat Saxena, Vrajesh Hirjee and Aman Verma.

The movie is directed by Rohit Jugraj whose previous movie James bombed at the box office. With stimulating music by Shammir Tandon and screenplay by Rahul Singh and Sudip Sharma, Superstar will be showcasing the talent of Kunal Khemu with him performing bold stunts and groovy dance moves as well.

Slated for release on the 8th of February, it is yet to be seen whether Superstar turns Kunal into one or not.

26
Jan

Dance of the Wind

Banner: NFDC and ELEPHANT EYE present
Cast: Kitu Gidwani, Bhaveen Gosain, B.C.Sanyal, Vinod Nagpal, Roshan Bano
Direction: Rajan Khosa
Music: Shubha Mudgal

Dance of the Wind
[Saturday, January 26, 2008]

Director Rajan Khosa

RAJAN KHOSA’s Dance of the Wind gets its due in India after ten years by getting a release, After winning Audience Award - London Film Festival 1997, Public Prize & Best Actress - Festival of Three Continents, France 1997, Gold Plaque - Chicago Film Festival 1998, Critics Week - Venice Film Festival 1997, NETPAC Award - Rotterdam Film Festival 1998, Best Director - British Asian Film Festival 1998, with Official Selection at Venice Film Festival 1997, London Film Festival 1997, Rotterdam Film Festival 1998, Chicago Film Festival 1997, Festival of Three Continents, Nantes 1998, Karlovy Vary Film Festival 1998, Melbourne Film Festival 1998, Vancover Film Festival 1998, Mar Del Plata Film Festival 1998, Bologna Cineteca Film Festival 1998, Jerusalem Film Festival 1998, Istanbul Film Festival 1998, Auckland/Wellington Film Festival, New Zealand 1998, International Film Festival of India 1998, Cinefan Film Festival India 1999, and many others…

The successful career of a young Indian classical singer, Pallavi (Kitu Gidwani), is brought to an abrupt end as a result of her mother’s death.

Because of this, Pallavi, who also studied under the tutelage of her mother Karuna Devi (Kapila Vatsyayan), finds that she loses her voice and with it her career and students. But help arrives in the form of young street urchin Tara (Roshan Bano) whose angelic voice haunts Pallavi and leads her on a journey of discovery.

A celebration of classical traditions, set in New Delhi, Rajan Khosa’s prize-winning film captures the beauty of ancient Indian music and the culture from which it emanates.

22
Jan

Don Muthuswami Preview

Banner: Samanta Movies Pvt Ltd.
Cast: Mithun Chakraborty,Hrishita Bhatt,Shakti Kapoor,Rohit Roy, Ali Asgar,Dolly Minhas,Shakti Kapoor,Dilip Joshi, Rakesh Bedi,Meghna Malik,Ali Asgar,Viju Khote
Direction: Ashim Samanta
Production: Shakti Samanta
Music: Anu Malik

Don Muthuswami
[Tuesday, January 22, 2008]

In an era of mindless comedy comes another movie which promises to tickle your funny bone until you cry for mercy.

Bombay was ruled by smugglers and gangsters in the early 70s, one of them was Don Muthuswami (Mithun Chakravarthy).

However when Don comes to pay last respect to his dying father, he slaps him and says how he has brought disgrace to his family by following the wrong path.

His father wants him to leave all the dirty work and live a better life. Following his fathers final wish, Don Muthuswami tries to transform into a gentlemen. Thus the drama begins.

Muthuswami asks all his henchmen to continue working for him but not as gangsters but for a social cause. Being a South Indian with poor language skills he hires the service of a Hindi/Urdu teacher Jaikishen (Mohit Raina) to improve his language.

The story gets intriguing when the problem of marriage of Don’s daughter Sanjana (Hrishita Bhatt) arises. According to Muthu the best match for her is a very good friend and gangster’s son Pradhan. However Sanjana does not like her and refuses to marry him lying that she is pregnant. To add to the confusion Preetam (Rohit Roy) who is Muthu’s general manager is in love with Sanjana. He has been stealing from the Don to make himself a millionaire.

Enter Ranjana (Anusmriti) who confesses to Muthu that she is in love with his general manager Preetam and had lied to him about being Muthu’s daughter.
And to complicate it further Sanjana and Jaikishen fall in love and want to get married.

What happens in this chaos and confusion of this seemingly mindless comedy is yet to be seen. Only time can tell whether this Don rules the box office or dies a sordid death.

22
Jan

Mithya

Banner: A Planman Motion Pictures
Cast: Ranvir Shorey, Neha Dhupia, Naseeruddin Shah, Vinay Pathak
Direction: Rajat Kapoor
Production: Arindam Chaudhuri
Music: Sagar Desai

Mithya
[Tuesday, January 22, 2008]

Money, Greed, Power, Revenge and Deception is what the Mumbai underworld is all about. Like thousands of others VK too has arrived in the city of dreams to make it big in the film industry.

However not all things go as planned and VK is sucked into the underworld which leads to a string of events that would determine his fate.

However an unexpected mishap turns the tables and everyone involved get caught up in the misfortune.

Thus begins the unstoppable chase. VK is excessively drawn into the game to step back. Unintentionally, he has become an impostor who never existed.

The praise for Mithya has spread like wildfire after just a single preview screening of the movie recently. The movie is already making rounds on popular blogs and chat sites. With the likes of Nasseerudin Shah, Rajat Kapoor, Ranvir Shorey, Vinay Pathak , Neha Dhupia and many others, the movie promises to deliver some shell shocked performances.

Let’s hope that Rajat Kapoor’s most ambitious directorial venture which claims to be a comic thriller gets its due in the time to come.

10
Dec

Welcome - Marriage and the Mob

Banner: Base Industries Group
Cast: Akshay Kumar, Katrina Kaif, Nana Patekar, Paresh Rawal, Anil Kapoor, Feroz Khan , Mallika Sherawat
Direction: Anees Bazmee
Production: Firoz Nadiadwala
Music: Himesh Reshammiya, Anand Raj Anand

Welcome - Marriage and the Mob
[Monday, December 10, 2007]

Rajiv and Sanjana meet, fall in love. But welcome to worry-land. Their union cannot materialize because of hurdles galore.

And who are these hurdles? Well, Sanjana is the apple-of-the eye sister of Majnoobhai and Uday Shetty and Rajiv is the nephew of Dr Ghungroo. Well, so what?

Well, so this: Majnoobhai and Uday Shetty are gangsters. They are the Mob. Majnoo is so soft hearted his passion is painting canvasses. Uday Shetty is known for his silver tongue crocodile tears.

They have one mission in life: getting a nice, non-criminal hubby for his sister. The two interview countless boys, but all get terrified and run away after knowing who their probable bride is.

And who is Dr Ghungroo? Well, he is a respected doctor who wants a girl from an impeccable background as bride for his nephew Rajiv.

Welcome also a cunning matchmaker, the pundit who hides the truths about both parties. Dr Ghungroo, Uday and Majnoobhai are ecstatic about the match. Till Uncle dear learns about who his son’s future in-laws are.

Uday and Majnoo still have a lesson to learn in life, and they do get it - for no fear of death can make Dr Ghungroo agree to the marriage.

In this mess, welcome the sensuous and mysterious Ishika. She claims to be Rajiv’s childhood bride. But soon she becomes the future dreamboat of both Uday and Majnu in a deadly love triangle. Welcome in this mayhem also RDX, a stylish gangster who is as explosive as his name. Now who are these two?

So will the lovebirds ever get married? And will the mob ever be the same again?

So, as the year ends and the Christmas vacations begin, welcome to the funniest yet deadly wedding of the year – Base Industries Group’s Welcome. The mafia was never funnier.

Produced by Firoz Nadiadwala with funfests like Hera Pheri, Awara Pagal Deewana and Phir Hera Pheri behind him, the film, said to be inspired by the Hollywood laugh-riot Mickey Blue Eyes is co-written (with Rajiv Kaul and Praful Parekh) and directed by Anees Bazmee, the man who gave us Pyaar To Hona Hi Tha, Deewangee and No Entry. Himesh Reshammiya, Anand Raj Anand and Sajid-Wajid score music. The cinematography is by Sanjay F.Gupta.

The film’s cast is headed by Feroz Khan (as RDX) and Anil Kapoor (as Majnoobhai) who come together 21 years after Janbaaz. Nana Patekar plays Uday Shetty. Dr Ghungroo is Paresh Rawal and Ishika is portrayed by Mallika Sherawat.

Finally the lovebirds Rajiv and Sanjana are played by Akshay Kumar and Katrina Kaif, coming together yet again after Humko Deewana Kar Gaye and the hit Namastey London.



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