MVP#2

Movie Poster (MVP) – jadoo teri nazar….

MVP#1

movie poster 1, Haar ke bhi jeetne wale ko

halla bol

HALLA BOL…. after watching the film i feel more like “HALLA BOL” against the director. What could had been another Rang de Basanti turned out to be more like a film from the 80s. It talks about everything from corrupt politicians to selfish socialites to high society murders to scandal hungry news channels and what not. But, it fails to make an impact on any of these. The cinematography is not that good either. Script is very crude and might appeal only to rural folks who understand hindi. Reiteration of the same old plot leaves the viewers wanting for something more or extraordinary, which this film certainly dosen’t provide.
If you have nothing to do, and are ready to which the worst film of the year, even then don’t commit the mistake to watch this one.

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Chak de India

The last sports based film i saw was IQBAL. Liked it very much. And as my friend Arri used to say – “It’s a simple film, told even simpler” . The film had a strong plot, coupled with great actors ( not stars), awesome script and was well directed by Nagesh Kukunoor.
Come 2007, and we have Chak de India. A film made on a bigger budget, has SRK, splendid cinematography, excellent story line again and pictures Delhi and field scenes beautifully. The bigness doesn’t stop there, but unlike Yash Raj’s previous films it doesn’t have any other star. It has a dozen of not so well known (till know) girls. Where IQBAL talked about the journey of a person in the field of sports, Chak de India takes it a step forward by showcasing the journey of a TEAM from being a hopeless national team to becoming World Champions. I won’t be surprised if any B-School comes up with a case study based on the film. Chak de India is more about India than sports.
In simple words the film says – United we stand, divided we fall.

and to end with….. my DEMON “moral of the story”
- You fail to score in Men’s WorldCup , u bring in Women’s World Cup

13 …..13……13…… Suroooorrrr……

“13 …..13……13…… Suroooorrrr…… “
-Himesh Reshamiya (HR)

“Love him or hate him, Can’t ignore him………”. Himesh Reshamiya, undoubtedly the best music director on the block (rating strictly based on Box office hits) , is also the most beloved singer. His creations top the charts every week. His career started of with a stint in the Bollywood film “Pyar Kiya to Darna Kya” & shot to fame for the film “Tere Naam“. He then composed for many films, but what really brought him into limelight was the film “Aashiq Banaya Aapna” where he sang for his own creations. His contempary nasal singing style was criticized by a few & loved by many.

In the previous 6 months or so.. every second movie seems to be composed by HR. So let us find today the probability of HR Not Composing for a film.
Taking the data for last 6months.. .the total no. of films composed by HR is :
Aksar, 36 China Town,Humko Deewana….. , Chup Chup Ke , Phir Hera Pheri, Tom Dick & Harry.
i.e. 6

Now Avg. number of films released in India in a year = 800,
hence for six months = 400

Probability of HR NOT composing for a film = 1-(6/400)
= 98.5 %…………. CHEEERRRSSS…

So all those who hate to love him Or love to hate him… there is one More reason to cherish for…….
And all those who hate to hate him Or love to love him…. there are many films for HR to work for…….

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