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Wednesday, 28 March 2012
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Abar Bomkesh | Movie Review
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Saradindu Bandopadhyay's Byomkesh Bakshi is, arguably, the most complete fictional character in the world of Bengali detective literature. While most other celebrated detectives right from Sherlock Holmes to our very own Feluda have been content with solving intricate crimes, Byomkesh is the only master sleuth to have a proper family life too.
Indeed, the multiple dimensions that Byomkesh Bakshi's character possesses have, over the years, made it rather tricky for filmmakers to bring his stories to life on the silver screen. Even Satyajit Ray tried his hand only once to make a cinematic adaptation of a Byomkesh Bakshi story with the moderately...
Saturday, 24 March 2012
Agent Vinod | Movie Review
11:40:00 am
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The tradition of espionage sagas in Hindi film industry dates back to Jeetendra’s Farz (1967), Dev Kumar’s Spy In Rome (1968), Dharmendra’s Yakeen (1969), Mithun Chakraborty’s Surakksha (1979), Jeetendra’s Bond 303 (1985), Akshay Kumar’s Mr. Bond (1992), Shahrukh Khan’s Baadshah (1999), Sunny Deol’s The Hero (2003). But the effort to find out an Indian spy agent equivalent to Bond and Bourne remained unsuccessful. Now with Agent Vinod, the industry seems to have given birth to one.
Sriram Raghavan has retained the title from 1977’s hit movie Agent Vinod, starring Mahendra Sandhu, but he has evolved a brand new plotline of his own. It is an...
Wednesday, 21 March 2012
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Thursday, 15 March 2012
Paan Singh Tomar | Movie Review
11:39:00 am
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Paan Singh Tomar is the angst of an athlete who did the right thing and tried his best to work within the system to get justice for himself and his family. But then he was pushed. Pushed beyond his limits. And then he turned into a revolutionary, what we call a dacoit. The irony, that he got more recognition as a dacoit than a sportsperson representing his country in international events, never stopped to boggle him. Does it bother us though? Then, why hasn't the situation changed in the last 40-50 years?
Even now, the plight wouldn't have reached us if it were not for Irrfan Khan who plays Paan Singh Tomar. He completely bowls us over with...
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
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Saturday, 10 March 2012
Kahaani | Movie Review
10:12:00 am
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This is a great time to be a movie buff. Within a week of Paan Singh Tomar, which should incontestably win Irrfan Khan the National Award for best actor, comes Kahaani in which Vidya Balan is so flawlessly resplendent that one suspects the next year's National Award too is already reserved for her. Dirty deeds forgotten.
Playing Vidya Bagchi, a non-resident Indian (NRI) who lands in Kolkata heavily pregnant and immeasurably distressed by the disappearance of her husband, Vidya Balan doesn't hit a single false note in the entire graph of her character's fascinating journey.
Kahaani is not an ordinary thrill-a-minute film about a search for...
Saturday, 3 March 2012
Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya | Movie Review
7:59:00 pm
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Follow three simple rules while attempting a rom-com...
One, the romance should be livewire. Ditto for the chemistry between the on-screen pair.
Two, the movie ought to make the viewer chuckle.
Three, it shouldn't fall prey to predictability.
If you get the above-mentioned characteristics right, chances are you may be smiling from ear to ear on the decisive Friday. Okay, does TERE NAAL LOVE HO GAYA, directed by Mandeep Kumar, live up to the set standards? Oh yes, you do exit the auditorium with a smile on your face.
Love stories with real-life couples don't spell magic at the turnstiles, opined an industry insider, to which my instant retort...
