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PAA
Starring:Amitabh
Bachchan,
Abhishek
Bachchan, Vidya
Balan
Can you ever
imagine watching an
Amitabh Bachchan
film and not
watching Amitabh
Bachchan in it?
Seems impossible,
isn’t it? The
towering persona
and the rich baritone
just cannot be
overlooked. But R.
Balki transforms the
legendary actor into
Auro and replaces
the rich baritone
with the voice of an
adolescent [who’s
neither grown up,
nor a kid] and yet
taps the hitherto
untapped talent of
the icon. |
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AVATAR
Starring:Sam
Worthington, Zoe
Saldana, Sigourney
Weaver, Stephen
Lang
A science fiction
film, Avatar tells the
story of Pandora, a
planet that is several
light years away
from Earth. And this
is where Jake Sully
(Sam Worthington)
has to “go”, if he
wants his planet
to survive. Jake is
an ex-marine. He
is paralyzed, but
his spirit is in tact.
He gets recruited
to go on a mission
to Pandora, take
the form of a Na’vi
(native of Pandora)
and save the Earth.
The film has fantastic
special effects. |
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MY NAME IS KHAN
Starring: Shah Rukh
Khan, Kajol
My Name is Khan
is set post 9/11
and focuses on
the discrimination
Rizwan Khan
faces as a
Muslim.
Rizwan Khan
(Shah Rukh
Khan) suffers
from Asperger’s
Syndrome, a type
of autism. He
falls in love with
a Hindu woman
Mandira (Kajol)
who is also a
single mother
living in San
Francisco. The
terror attacks
and how it affects
their relationship
and life is the
theme of the
movie. |
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ROCKET SINGH –
SALESMAN OF THE
YEAR
Starring: Ranbir Kapoor,
Shazahn Padamsee,
Sharon Prabhakar
Some films absorb
you instantly, from
the very outset. But
it takes time to get
into the world of a
salesman who thinks
from his heart.
Frankly, the film
is more of a
documentary on the
life of a salesman. It’s
a decent film, no two
opinions on that, but
the question is, (a)
Is the story powerful
enough to excite
you and (b) Does it
grab your attention in
entirety? Sadly, the
answer to both the
questions is in the
negative.
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THE TWILIGHT SAGA–
NEW MOON
Starring:Kristen Stewart,
Taylor Lautner, Robert
Pattinson, Billy Bruke,
Ashley Greene
The second instalment
of the Twilight series,
titled New Moon, has not
just vampires to offer,
but also what seemed
an imminent possibility in
the first film: werewolves!
Bella (Kristen Stewart)
and Edward (Robert
Pattinson) are going
great guns, when
something happens that
wrenches them apart.
She is almost drowning
in despair when Jacob
(Taylor Lautner),
her now-mysterious
childhood friend comes
to the rescue. But Jacob
is not who he seems.
What is he hiding? Are
Bella and Edward over? |
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DE DANA DAN
Starring:Akshay
Kumar, Katrina Kaif,
Sunil Shetty, Paresh
Rawal, Neha
Dhupia, Sameera
Reddy
Be forewarned. De
Dana Dan is the
most bizarre film
from the maharaja
of laughathons,
Priyadarshan. Not
even in your wildest
dream you’d think
that Priyadarshan
would place almost
an entire film in
a hotel and have
its entire cast,
comprising of 26 [or
is it 27?] characters,
most of them
weirdos, interacting
with each other. But
Priyadarshan needs
to be credited for
pulling it off. |
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