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Saturday, 26 July 2008 20:16 |
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Much like Apoorva Lakhia's previous effort Shootout At Lokhandwala, Mission Istaanbul takes newspaper headlines and gives them a commercial Bollywood twist. Mission Istanbul is all about the action, and the action is admittedly rather good. |
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Saturday, 26 July 2008 20:10 |
An extremely old Govinda pretending to be in his late 20s (reminding you of Dev Anand), a Prem Chopra (remember the famous villain?) trying to be funny with his silly antics, and a useless as usual Upen Patel who can even make Ravi Kissen look admirable. That's one thing that you'll realize after watching this flick.
Kumar Mangat must've been utterly crazy to have produced this one after the immensely disappointing Haal-e-dil but then some people never learn. Directed by Ganesh Acharya, Money Hai Toh... has everything that a sensible set of audience would not want – 'done to death' sexual innuendos, lines with double meaning, Govinda trying to speak English and be hip, Govinda doing his matkas and jhatkas (which we LIKE), Govinda trying to be a boy in his late twenties (already mentioned), Hannsika Motwani, scantily clad women, Ganesh Acharya shaking his belly, a lot of Bhojpuri dialogue delivery, Ravi Kissen , jokes that have ceased to be funny in 1950, you name it and there, you got it!
Money Hai Toh Honey Hai is about this one big businessman Jaiswal who has become mad with age, played by Prem Chopra. His lucky number happens to be SIX. So, he decides to leave his entire property to six people whose phone numbers he dreams up somehow. Needless to say, these six are Govinda – a spoilt rich kid, Upen Patel – an aspiring model, Celina Jaitley – a struggling designer who wants to make designer clothes for the common man, Aftab Shivadasani – an advertising professional whose lines never sell, Manoj Bajpai – a common man who never loses hope and Hannsika Motwani – the reigning queen of TV soaps who's sick of her bahu avatar and wants to become the sexy siren in Bollywood. |
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Friday, 25 July 2008 11:36 |
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Ever thought what a crazy combination it would be if you add up elements like madness, love, 3 guys and urdu shayari???Yes Ishq Hogaya Mamu is the name of this crazy combination. This flick revolves around three guys,Osmaan (Siraj Khan), Aamir (Puneet) and Salman (Nasir Kazi) and one damsel Nazo (Meenu). They all fall in love with the girl and desire her. But to get her they must win the heart of her father (Rajesh Vivek) in this case the MAMU. |
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Friday, 25 July 2008 11:34 |
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Bollywood rarely comes up with unique and novel film topics. This time around Akshay features in the very novel Chandni Chowk to China which is a Kung-Fu comedy. Akshay would be seen showcasing his martial art skills on the big screen paired opposite the stunning Deepika Padukone. Sidhu (Akshay Kumar) belongs to Chandni chowk and works at a small road-side dhaba cutting vegetables. He dreams big and goes to Tarot readers and astrologers believing his luck would soon change. Despite the continuous concern of his father-figure Dada (Mithun chakraborty) he is unable to become successful until one day two Chinese men claim him as a reincarnatui of a hero of China and take him into custody. Sidhu is happy as he believes his luck has finally changed but he has been conned. He is assisted by Chopstick (Ranvir Shorey) a conman in disguise who helps him understand their language. Sidhu dreams of royalty and mansions whereas he is unaware of the trouble he awaits. |
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Monday, 21 July 2008 19:08 |
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Aziz Mriza is known for his simple stories, told in the simplest manner.Right from RAJU BAN GAYA GENTLEMAN to CHALTE CHALTE. KISMAT KONNECTION, the veteran's new outing, is no exception.
Mirza when came up with the story obviously considered SRK whom he has always worked with from the beginning but the story didnt suit SRK and required a young face hence bring Shahid Kapoor in the scene.
Raj [Shahid Kapur] was numero uno. In academics, sports, dramatics. But four years after winning the best-student-of-the-year trophy from his architectural college, he's wondering why a brilliant architect like him, with designs to set the Canadian landscape on fire, is still struggling to find that one big chance to showcase his mettle.It's almost as though some negative kismat is following him around because whenever something good is about to happen, it seems doomed to fail. |
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