- Duniya Ne Dil Toda
- Kash Ek Din Aisa Bhi Aaye
- Mere Palak Ka Tu Hai Sitara
- Mere Palak Ka Tu Hai Sitara (Unplugged)
- Meri Ibtada
- Tu Mujhse Jab Se Mila Hai
- Tu Mujhse Jab Se Mila Hai (Rap By Earl)
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Cast : Ajay Devgan, Arshad Warsi, Ayesha Takia, Irrfan Khan, Anjana Sukhani, Mukesh Tiwari
Director : Rohit Shetty
Producer : Kumar Mangat, Sunil Lulla
Preview by Hanumat Bhansali
After making an actioner Zameen and comedy Golmaal, Rohit Shetty is back with a star studded ‘Sunday’, comprising of names like Ajay Devgan, Ayesha Takia, Arshad Warsi and Irrfan Khan in pivotal roles.
The music of Sunday is already catching up with songs like Missing Sunday, Pyar To Hona Hi Hai and Manzar being liked by the young generation.
The storyline of Sunday revolves around mysterious Sehar (Ayesha Takia), who has lost a Sunday of her life. She has zero clue about what happened on that day and then, she gets clue about the likelihood of an attack on her.
In order to get the details out, she calls up the cops and ACP Rajveer (Ajay Devgan) personally takes charge of the case. He starts pinning up the loose ends of the case in process of solving the mystery of that missing Sunday in Sehar’s life.
He interacts with a number of people who met Sehar on that day. These include the taxi driver Ballu (Arshad Warsi), Ballu’s friend Kumar (Irrfan Khan) who is a struggling actor in the National School of Drama and Sehar’s close friend Ritu (Anjana Sukhani).
This list also includes the people whom Sehar had met while partying in a discotheque on that Sunday.
During the investigation, Rajveer comes across a murder which point Sehar as the prime suspect. Now, the entire mystery revolves around that particular Sunday and Sehar’s intention.
Is Sehar’s life really in sort of a danger or is she trying to play innocent to hide her dark side? Watch out for the mystifying Sunday.
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By Martin D'Souza, Bollywood Trade News Network
This is a beautiful movie sensibly made to appeal to all sorts of audience across all strata of society. It touches a chord in your heart and connects with everybody. I dare say, TAARE ZAMEEN PAR is a commercial success as well as it will receive critical acclaim. Aamir Khan scores big time with his debut as a director.
But the star here is not Aamir, its Darsheel Safary, who plays the central character of Ishaan Awasti. Ishaan is a bubbly eight-year-old who sees a different world, always getting into fights and always faring badly in school. While his elder brother is a bright student, Ishaan has spent two years in the third standard.
Exasperated, his father packs him off to a boarding school as a punishment. Already struggling with studies, Ishaan now has to deal with the pangs of separation. If earlier he would paint the canvass bright with colours, now he does nothing of the sort. In school, he has gone from bad to worse, but no one seems to know the reason for his dilemma. The truth is, he is dyslexic. In short, Ishaan has a learning disorder marked by impairment of the ability to recognize and comprehend written words.
My question and the only flaw I think in the movie is this; if the child has fared so badly so as to spend two years in one class, how come the parents have not noticed the troubled spot? That is a bit hard to digest. But you are willing to forgive Aamir this one flaw, because when you look at the canvass as a whole, he tackles the whole issue with Ishaan by befriending him and giving him back his self-confidence, and in the bargain winning himself a friend for life.
Darsheel Safary, for an eight-year-old gives off an excellent performance worthy of a standing ovation. This is one bright lad who has understood the character very well. Everything about Ishaan is perfect, from his body language, to the way he delivers his dialogues to the expression in his eyes which shouts for help. Only Aamir sees his plight, that’s because he too was once dyslexic and now teaches in Tulips, a special school for the differently-abled. The way Aamir brings a turn-a-round in Ishaan giving an example of Albert Einstein, Leonardo da Vinci and Thomas Alva Edision, all great men, who suffered from the same malaise, is heartening. At one moment, Ishaan and you as the viewer think it is Ishaan he is talking about!
Finally, a word to all those parents who are always in competition looking for a winner let us say no. To all teachers, let’s make education a fun process rather than a boring exercise where a student is burdened with the expectations of getting good grades.
Like Aamir says, “Ishaan just has to score passing marks, his destiny is elsewhere.”
Full Review
Introducing Welcome
Anees Bazmee’s last release No Entry, a hilarious comic flick, was the biggest blockbuster of the year 2005. Now as the Christmas - New Year celebrations begin; Anees is back with yet another comedy titled Welcome produced by Firoz Nadiadwala. The Welcome cast is interesting; we have Feroz Khan and Anil Kapoor together on the silver screen after 20 long years. The extremely talented Paresh Rawal and Nana Patekar are there too. And how can we forget the King of Comedies, Akshay Kumar. With 3 hits in a row already this year, Akshay is all set to end the year on a high. Katrina Kaif is the leading lady and Mallika Sherawat has a special appearance.
The promotion has been low-key although the trailers have managed to create quite a buzz around the movie. The expectations for a highly entertaining comedy are high, does it live up to the immense expectations?
Welcome Story
Dr Ghungroo (Paresh Rawal), a respected man in the society is on the look out for a bride from a civilized and revered family for his nephew Rajiv (Akshay Kumar). On the other hand serio-comic gangsters Majnoobhai (Anil Kapoor) and Uday Shetty (Nana Patekar) are hunting for a polite, well educated and non-criminal husband for their sister Sanjana.
Uday Shetty accidentally bumps into Rajiv and gets convinced that he would be the perfect match for his sister. Majnoobhai and Uday are on the peak of happiness having found the perfect match for their dearest sister. Only till uncle Ghungroo finds out about their background and refuses to agree.
Meanwhile, unaware of all that is happening back home Rajiv and Sanjana meet on a cruise and fall head over heals in love with each other. Dr Ghungroo accepts Sanjana into the family unaware of the fact that she is the sister of the mobsters. But he soon realizes his blunder and refuses to agree for the wedding. In an attempt not to miss the perfect match for their sister, the brother’s get busy with their smart and comic stunts to get Dr Ghungroo agree for the alliance.
Enter Ishika (Mallika Sherawat), a bombshell. She claims to be Rajiv’s childhood bride, yet another puzzle in the already muddled wedlock. Will the love birds ever unite? Will the mob settle once for all at the wedding?
Welcome - witness the year’s most funniest and deadly wedding… A wedding that you have never seen nor will you see in future.
Welcome Review
Welcome Detailed Review will be up as soon as the movie releases in Multiplexes all over India. The preview show was canceled due to a dispute between the Producers and the multiplexes.
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