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2010-03-21T10:13:00.000-07:00

Bodyguard

Producer: Atul Agnihotri, Alvira Agnihotri, Reliance Entertainment
Director: Siddique
Starring: Salman Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Mahesh Manjrekar, Raj Babbar, Hazel Keech, Aditya Pancholi, Rajat Rawail
Music: Himesh Reshammiya, Pritam (Guest)
Lyrics: Shabbir Ahmed and Neelesh Misra
Genre: Action, Romantic
Recommended Audience: General
Film Released on: 31 August 2011

When it comes to being punctual and doing his duties perfectly, Lovely Singh (Salman Khan) is unmatchable. Taking great pride in what he does, he spares no effort in giving his everything to his profession. Summoned for an assignment of guarding Divya (Kareena Kapoor), the daughter of Sartaj Rana (Raj Babbar), a business tycoon, Lovely Singh accompanies her to her campus, but ends up rubbing her the wrong way with his over-protective nature and paranoia about security. She finds him to be a major obstacle in leading a regular college life. To throw him off-track and get him out of the way, she comes up with a 'master-plan'- that of trapping him in a fake love affair. 'Once he's smitten by the girl of his dreams and is reveling in his new-found romance, he will leave us alone, and we shall be free to do our own thing unhindered', says Divya to her friend Maya (Hazel). She becomes an anonymous admirer of his and starts hounding him, expressing her 'feelings' in no uncertain terms. Lovely Singh however proves to be a tough nut to crack, and it takes quite a bit of doing from her side to penetrate his fort-like exterior. But once she succeeds in doing so, he transforms into a completely different person. Divya is triumphant and is all set to relish her regained freedom.

But things take an unexpected turn when she learns a few things about Lovely Singh. Things that she could've never even imagined! And she soon finds herself trapped in a dilemma that she's unable to resolve! And with her, soon enough, Lovely Singh finds himself ensnared in a web of lies, trickery and deceit! Bodyguard is the story of conflict- between innocence and mischief, love and power and life and death! The story is oven fresh and the screenplay (both credited to Siddique) is captivating especially in the second half. If compared, the first half is slow paced, repetitive and even gets boring after a point. Dialogues have the required punch and a few lines especially rendered by Salman are very cute in the way he says it.

After having made twice (in Malayalam & Tamil) already, director Siddique has mastered the technique and exactly knows how to treat this subject and he does full justice in making it in Hindi for the third time. He has very well succeeded in blending the narrative and treating it as a typical Bollywood masala potboiler.

A role tailor made for Salman, it’s a treat to watch him as a ‘no-nonsense’ bodyguard and also an innocent lover. Kareena looks gorgeous (like always) and has ample scope to perform and she leaves a strong impression. The chemistry between the two is heart-felt mainly in the climax portion.

Hazel is limited to playing a side role but the twist in her character in the pre-climax makes it noticeable. Rajat Rawail has a knack for comedy and he really makes you laugh in a few scenes. Raj Babbar is effective while Mahesh Manjrekar and Aditya Pancholi play their part sincerely. Chetan Hansraj and Mohan Kapoor merely fill the gap. Asrani is wasted. Katrina Kaif springs a surprise in a guest appearance in a song sequence.

Music by Himesh Reshammiya is tuneful and the ‘I Love You’ song by Pritam is soul stirring. Lyrics by Shabbir Ahmed and Neelsh Misra are situational. Cinematography by Sejal Shah is of highest standard. Background music by Sandeep Shirodkar adds zest to the proceedings. Art by Shailesh Mahadik and Monica Angelica Bhowmick has grandeur. Choreography by Vaibhavi Merchant, Ganesh Acharya and Vishnudeva is functional. Editing by Sanjay Sankla is just perfect with the film’s length only a little over two hours. Costumes by Alvira Agnihotri, Ashley Rebello and Manish Malhotra are eye appealing. Above all, action by Vijayan Master is simply ‘unbelievable’ to say the least. Although most of it is created on computer (SFX/VFX), the way it is stylized can give tough competition to any Hollywood movie.

All in all, ‘Bodyguard’ is an absolute entertainer. Or shall I say a ‘Lovely’ film. Nothing short of ‘blockbuster’ stuff! ‘Apne aap par ek ehsaan karo, jaao aur ‘Bodyguard’ dekho’.

3 IDIOTS

2010-03-21T09:35:00.000-07:00

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“3 Idiots” fulfills every promise it made and entertains the viewer completely with its engrossing and enlightening content based upon some real life happenings, we see and read about every day. Loosely inspired from Chetan Bhagat’s novel, “Five Point Someone”, it starts with the story of two friends, who are in search of their third adorable room-mate of the engineering college who actually helped them both in finding their own desired path in life. Commencing with a phone call to Madhavan, about their lost friend, the movie keeps shifting between the present & the past and majorly talks about the days they all spent together in the college studying engineering.

The first half is full of highly enjoyable moments which have a distinctive Hirani flavor and are sure going to be liked by everyone of any age or gender. The pants dropping humor may be a bit weird for some but the youngsters would not mind it at all for a change. However the engineering college campus and the in-class sequences in the movie do remind you of all the famous medical college scenes in Hirani’s debut masterpiece “Munnabhai M.B.B.S”. The entertaining first half ends on a mystery note, which straight away gets solved post intermission and then the story moves on towards the search of the third lost idiot, Aamir. Though the second half has got some dragging moments in the mid but overall, it makes a good impact on the viewer with a masterstroke used towards the climax having a pleasant surprise twist. And in the end, it makes you leave the hall clapping with a cheerful smile.
Cast

Amir Khan - Rancho
Kareena Kapoor - Pia
Sharman Joshi - Raju Rastogi
Boman Irani - Viru Sahastrabudhhe
Madhavan - Farhan

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2008-04-11T01:33:00.000-07:00

U Me Aur Hum
Love does not end after the first moments of romance have been savored. But to live a life of love with your spouse, every moment after marriage has to be savored. That’s where the true test of love lies and that’s what Ajay Devgan delivers in his directorial debut, U ME AUR HUM. A superb effort from the actor.
"It is an out and out entertainment movie, which a whole family can sit and watch together," the actress, who was seen with Ajay in previous flicks like 'Hulchul,' Pyaar toh Hona Hi tha,' 'Raju Chacha,' 'Ishq' and 'Dil Kya Kare', said.
'U, Me aur Hum' would be the second project after marriage where she has been cast opposite Ajay. The first was their home production 'Raju Chacha' released in 2000. The film's starcast, comprising relatively newcomers, also feel that the relationship-based story involving three couples will strike a chord with audiences.
Ajay has picked up newcomers like TV artiste Sumeet Raghavan of 'Kyunki Saas bhi Kabhi bahu thi' fame and actor Karan Khanna who debuted with Naseeruddin Shah's 'Yun Hota to Kya Hota' last year for his movie.

KARZZZZ...

Cast: Himesh Reshammiya, Urmila Matondkar, Danny Denzongpa, Gulshan Grover, Rohini Hattangadi, Shweta Kumar

Director: Satish Kaushik

Producer: Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar

TASHAN

2008-04-05T02:21:00.000-07:00