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Star Cast: Ajay Devgan, Sanjay Dutt, Fardeen Khan, Bipasha Basu, Mugdha Godse, Asrani Director: Rohit Shetty

Producer: Ajay Devgan

Banner: Devgan Entertainment

Music Director: Pritam

Lyricist: Kumaar

Release Date: October 16, 2009





There is no end in sight to the woes of Veer and Prem, played by Fardeen Khan and Ajay Devgan. Veer, a wannabe rockstar, and Prem, a car aficionado, are good at one thing - cooking up lies and fooling other people to cover up their own truth.



Veer has been footing the bills of his luxurious life in Goa besides helping the cash-strapped Prem from the pocket money he gets from big brother Dharam (Sanjay Dutt) who doesn?t stay in Goa. Veer has lied to his brother that he?s married to Vidya (Mugdha Godse) to get thicker wads of pocket money. Prem, in turn, is married to Jhanvi (Bipasha Basu). She runs his ancestral gym with second hand treadmills that often speed up instead of stopping.


All is well, until Dharam shows up to meet his younger brother and his wife. Mistakenly, he takes Bipasha as Fardeen?s wife and Mugdha as Devgan?s girlfriend. What follows is a comedy of mistaken identities as Prem and Veer pile up lie upon lie to keep the charade going until times comes for Dharam to leave for his home in Lusoto. But then, there?s a coup in Lusoto and Dharam?s stay is extended.



On the sidelines there?s a menagerie of madcap characters including a tenant who?s eager to move into Veer?s sprawling bungalow. He?s turns up with all the furniture loaded in a tempo outside Veer?s house but gets a bashing from Dharam. Or the local don (Johnny Lever) who seems like the offspring of Sir Judah from Karz, for he talks with his cronies by jangling a spoon inside a glass.


Rohit Shetty, the director of ?Golmaal? series, comes up with a breezy, bouncy comedy that abounds with silliness but still packs in ample laughs. True to his signature style, the young director spices the comedy up with tons of action. Cars turn turtle, get blown, and even do the pirouette.



Ajay Devgn (with an ?a? flicked out of his surname) does some dangerous stunts besides showing his comic flair. He is best in the scenes with Sanjay Dutt. Playing a suspicious brother given to groping the women around him in moments of panic, Dutt becomes the catalyst for humour in many a scene. Fardeen is lovable as the over-the-top goofball. Bipasha and Mugdha are mainly there to glam up the comedy. Johnny Lever and Sanjay Mishra chip in with their brand of humour.


The movie could have done better without a song (Pritam) or two - they?re peppy but nothing to hum about. The action is good but the climax - when a bunch of Africans land up in Goa - gets a bit chaotic.

Still, the movie is fun to watch.


Rating: ***

Bollywood Movie Wanted Review

Cast Salman Khan, Ayesha Takia, Mahesh Manjrekar, Asseem Merchant

Director Prabhu Deva


Rating: **1/2





?Wanted? is Salman Khan?s Ghajini. No, he doesn?t suffer from any short-term memory loss in the film. Rather he mouths about half a dozen times the dialogue: ?Ek baar maine jo commitment kar di, phir main apni bhi nahin sunta?. But, like Aamir, Sallu does get to flaunt his rippling muscles, his biceps, triceps, abs, and what not (including the glint of his Vicco-vajradanti teeth), in a series of bone-breaking, jaw-crushing, blood-spluttering fights that makes you feel he?s the ?last action hero? that sadly came too late in the day.



Salman Khan, the darling of masses, plays to the gallery in Wanted. To an extent, the movie is a showcase of Salman?s looks, his brawny bod, his dance moves and his overall personality, save his acting. And the star, whose career obit has already been penned and will now be edited by his detractors, manages to pull it off with the flamboyance that will get wolf whistles and catty squeals from his loyal fans. Ceetee!!!


A remake of the South hit Pokkiri, ?Wanted? tells the story of a sharpshooter and serial bone-breaker named Radhe (Salman Khan), the man who shoots his gun and pumps bullets into his rivals as if he was forwarding an SMS joke to a pal. Cold blooded and only loyal to those who offer him the most wads of money, Radhe switches sides from one gang to another and makes his entry into the gang of Gani Bhai (Prakash Raj), the dreaded gangster on the most wanted list of Mumbai police.



The handsome killer loses his heart to a cute call-centre employee Jhanvi (Ayesha Takia) at first sight. When Radhe saves her from the frisky hands of a corrupt and testosterone-driven cop Talpade (Mahesh Manjrekar), Jhanvi too feels her heart beat and soon is in love with Radhe.


Even as the duo?s love story keeps hitting speed bumps, Radhe is sucked inside a deadly gang war.


Be ready for a twist in the second half that might hit you harder than Salman?s punches hit the baddies.


It?s strongly advisable to rest and resign your thinking faculties while watching ?Wanted?. Alone, Salman bashes up a dozen goons blue and black in his intro scene and in the next scene is shaking his leg with the likes of Anil Kapoor, Govinda and Prabhu Deva (who pop out of nowhere for this cameo) in a Ganpati song. More than once in the film, a romantic song or a club number is thrown in at the oddest of places. The most bizarre is the end, when Salman walks into the den of the Mafioso Gani Bhai and goes bang, bang, bang, and shoots down everyone without getting as much as a scratch on his shirtless body (yes, Sallu doffs it again).



But then, given that ?Wanted? is no cerebral challenge to its viewers, but just a harmless, full-on masala entertainer, a viewer can flush these flaws down with cola and corns.



?Wanted? rests on the strong muscles of Salman and powerful performances by Prakash Raj and Mahesh Manjrekar. Ayesha Takia is a treat to the eyes and she can act as well (a combination hard to find). Vinod Khanna is wasted in the most shoddily written role in the film. In fact, some of the dialogues in the film leave you cringing. Sample this - Salman takes on a bunch of goons single-handedly and says ?Sooar (pigs) jhund mein ghoomte hain, par sher ekele shikar karta hai.?



Thankfully, director Prabhu Deva sprinkles ?Wanted? with regular doses of humour to keep the violence-filled movie light-hearted. Even until the very end when Sallu shoots his last bullet, there?s some silly laughter to be had.


So even though the film is senselessly violent at times, you?ll find some fun in the edgeways.

Main Aurr Mrs Khanna

Movie:Main Aurr Mrs Khanna
Star Cast:Salman Khan (Sameer Khanna)
Kareena Kapoor (Raina Khanna)
Sohail Khan
Preity Zinta (Haseena Jagmagiya)
Produced By Sohail Khan and Ronnie Screwvala
Directed By Prem Soni
Music By Sajid Wajid


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This film is revolves around the theme of extramarital affair. Sameer Khanna (Salman Khan) and Raina Khanna (Kareena Kapoor) who have a fairytale marriage. They have a great life but one wrong decision leads them to parts their ways.

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Cast : Sanjay Dutt, Akshay Kumar, Katrina Kaif, Lara Dutta, Rahul Dev, Zayed Khan, Kabir Bedi, Kylie Minogue
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Wake Up Sid - Movie Review

Star Cast: Ranbir Kapoor, Konkona Sen Sharma, Rahul Khanna, Anupam Kher, Supriya Pathak
Story: Ayan Mukerji
Lyrics : Javed Akhtar
Music: Shankar Mahadevan, Loy Mendonsa, Ehsaan Noorani
Producer: Karan Johar, Hiroo Johar
Director: Ayan Mukerji
Movie Rating ? 3.5/5


Wake Up Sid is a film that reminds you of those college days, when for those naughty few guys in class, life was all about - girls, cars, night life and gaming. Directed by Ayan Mukherji, Ranbir plays the lead role of Sid while the very talented Konkana Sen Sharma is Aisha. Karan Johar's Dharma Productions produces this refreshing entertainer that should be remembered and loved for years to come.

The character of Sid has shades of Hrithik in Lakshya, Aamir / Saif in Dil Chahta Hai and director Ayan Mukherji seems to be a huge fan of Farhan Akhtar and his films. After a long time we have a movie that is restricted to the lead characters, yes the director has included some ill-conceived characters like those played by Rahul Khanna and Kashmeera Shah, but the focus largely remains on Sid and Aisha.

Wake Up Sid strikes the right cord from the onset. With simple but tight screenplay, delicate dialogues and lots of freshness, the movie leaves you tingled all over with joy. No exaggerated scenes, no unnecessarily long flash backs, no fuss, no melodrama, Ayan has given the movie just the perfect treatment it deserved. Hope to see a lot more of this young and talented director. The movie starts off very well, quickly introducing the characters and without wasting time divulges deeply into the lives of Sid and Aisha. You instantly feel the connection with the characters and can easily relate some of your experiences too, and this makes Wake Up Sid a great watch start to finish. The instant birthday celebration, the one where Sid's mom practices English to be her son's friend, the father-son confrontation and later the first pay cheque, are among the many scenes that make an impact.

While the first half is fast-paced, the second half gets a little sluggish and stretched. But as the movie nears the climax, it picks up pace and leaves you heart-warmed. A big round of applause to the entire team, the movie feels right and looks absolutely fantastic on screen. It has what it takes to cast a charismatic spell on its audience. Anil Mehta's cinematography is first-rate, be it the Queen's necklace at Marine Drive, or the Mumbai monsoon, everything is captured beautifully. The background score too is perfectly in tune with the movie. The blending of Shankar, Ehsaan and Loy's music into the script, adds to the depth and feel of this light-hearted entertainer. Among all the songs, Iktara stands out the most. And at the end, you walk out of theatres mesmerized with some bitter-sweet memories lingering in your minds.

Ranbir Kapoor and Konkona Sen Sharma are rightly cast. No one else could have handled these roles with such dexterity and charm. Ranbir effortlessly fits into the skin of Sid and excels in every scene. Konkona Sen Sharma is always dependable and as Aisha she is at her natural best. Anupam Kher and Supriya Pathak are good.

To sum up, Wake Up Sid is a charming experience. A feel good entertainer for audience of all ages, especially the youngsters. Do watch it.

Review By Ashok Nayak