Bollywood Trax: September 2009

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Chance Pe Dance (2009): First Look

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Chance Pe Dance (2009): Movie Information

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UTV Motion Pictures

Color
C

Release Date
November 6, 2009

Language
Hindi

Genre
Musical

Producer
Ronnie Screwvala

Director
Ken Ghosh

Star Cast
Shahid Kapoor
Genelia Dsouza

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T-Series

Synopsis:

Chance pe dance is the story of a talented and passionate young struggling actor called Sameer. Positive and brimming with energy, Sameer juggles various jobs while working towards getting his big break in the industry. During his struggle he meets Tina who is a choreographer.

Just when Sameer is promised his big break, he is left without a house as he cannot pay his rent. Not one to lose heart Sam starts living in his rickety old car and starts teaching dance in a school to young kids who have never won any dance competition. He hates kids and the kids hate dancing.

The struggle in life continues as the director who was to launch Sameer now decides to choose his hero through a talent hunt. Sam is shattered but he diverts his focus towards the kids. Getting over his initial dislike of children, Sam not only emotionally bonds with them, but also helps them win a prestigious inter-school dance competition and gets their confidence back – aided by the spirited and beautiful Tina.

Tina urges Sameer to enter the reality hunt, with the love and support from Tina and the kids, Sameer emerges a winner and eventually becomes what he was destined to be, a superstar.

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Kites (2009): First Promo

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Movie: Kites
Year: 2009
Famous Actor: Hrithik Roshan, Bárbara Mori, Kangana Ranaut, Nicholas Brown

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Mauje Dandiya (Non-Stop): Mp3 Remixes

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Sunday, September 27, 2009

Aladin (2009): Bollywood Mp3 Songs

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Blue (2009): Theatrical Trailer

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All The Best (2009): Theatrical Trailer

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Friday, September 25, 2009

Love Ka Tadka (2009): Movie Wallpapers

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Movie: Love Ka Tadka
Year: 2009


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Blue Oranges (2009): Movie Wallpapers

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Year: 2009

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London Dreams (2009): Movie Wallpapers

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Movie: London Dreams
Year: 2009


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All The Best (2009): Movie Wallpapers

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Year: 2009


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Tum Mile (2009): Movie Wallpaper

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Year: 2009


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Aladin (2009): Movie Wallpapers

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Year:2009

Fast Forward Movie Review

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By Taran Adarsh, September 25

Films like DIRTY DANCING and GREASE have enthralled millions of moviegoers across the globe. There have been few attempts to make out-and-out dance-based films in Bollywood, although there’s a barrage of dance-based shows on television these days.

FAST FORWARD, directed by debutante Zaigham Ali Syed, has some brilliantly choreographed songs, but there’s a hitch: Absence of a gripping storyline.

Actually, FAST FORWARD stands on a faulty story and the patchy screenplay only worsens the situation. The sole redeeming aspect of the enterprise is the dance numbers. That’s it!

FAST FORWARD tells the story of two friends, Rehan Khan and Akshay Kapoor, who are exceptional dancers. Akshay falls in love with Rehan’s sister Bhavna Pani, only to discover she was suppressing her burning desire to dance. Akshay shows Bhavna a whole new world through dance, but unknowingly they revive Rehan’s painful and dark past.

The story is full of contradictions. Firstly, the lead man is haunted by visions of his mother performing dances at sleazy joints and surprisingly, he aspires to be an accomplished dancer some day. But the moment his kid-sister wears her dancing shoes and starts gyrating, he actually throws a fit and gets those visions again that haunt him. Strange!

Here’s another gaffe. When Rehan’s buddy Akshay professes love to Rehan’s kid-sister Bhavna, all hell breaks lose. Rehan severs all ties with Akshay, opts out of the dance group, even bashes him and also detests his sight. Sure, Akshay has a roving eye, but even to the viewer, his intentions this time [for Bhavna] seem honest, so why this fuss? Suddenly, in the finale, there’s a change of heart too!

The climax fight between Vinod Khanna and Mahesh Manjrekar is ridiculous. Khanna bashes up a dozen-odd villains like a 20-year-old would, which is hard to digest. Something like this may have worked when Khanna was in his prime, not today.

Zaigham seems technically adept, but he’s letdown by a tacky script. The songs are okay, although the choreography is top notch. ‘Taali Bajao’ – towards the end credits – is the best of the lot.

The youngsters pitch in decent performances. Rehan is natural. Akshay is equally at ease. Bhavna makes a sincere attempt. Siddhanth Karnick and Sabina Sheema are perfect. Each of them is exceptional in dancing. Vinod Khanna and Mahesh Manjrekar are wasted.

On the whole, FAST FORWARD is a weak product.

Ratings: (1/5)

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London Dreams (2009): Music Review

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By Joginder Tuteja, September 22

EXPECTATIONS

There are bound to be very good expectations from London Dreams. After all, it is a film which has a musical background to it, has composers Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy at the helm of affairs and brings them together with Prasoon Joshi from whom one expects poetic lyrics. Add to that, the fact that each of the earlier films of Vipul Shah [Singh Is Kinng, Namaste London, Waqt - Race Against Time and Aankhen] has boasted of immensely successful music and one can’t help but expect London Dreams to present some chartbuster tracks as well.

MUSIC

Now this one is a full on ‘rock on‘ track in the offering. Pun intended. After all ‘Barson Yaaron ‘ completely and truly belongs to the rock genre. With a stage setting to it, it has some elaborate music arrangements that get the right ambience on to make it a track which befits a big screen presentation. Of course, in the first few listening it seems to be just a carry forward from Rock On. However, as one listens to ‘Barson Yaaron‘ a few times over, you do realize that it has a setting to it which is just so relevant to the theme of London Dreams. With an unconventional pairing of Vishal Dadlani and Roop Kumar Rathod behind the mike, ‘Barson Yaaron is also special as it ends with the rock version of ‘Hanuman Chalisa’. Definitely a first and something which is bound to create frenzy in theaters for Salman Khan fans.

‘Man Ko Ati Bhavey’ follows next and your immediate reaction is – ‘Now what’s that?’ Then you allow yourself a complete listening at least because you realize that everything is possible in Salman Khan’s world. Reason being that ‘Man Ko Ati Bhavey’ has a true ‘Bhojpuri’ feel to it with Shankar Mahadevan too going unabashed in his rustic rendition that never once slips away from the song’s mood, setting and genre. The rhythm starts working for the listener after a while and a couple of listening later; you also start to grasp the lyrics. Just like ‘Barson Yaaron’, this one too grows you on after a while and once that happens, it is impossible not to find yourself humming it around even when the music is not playing. A sure shot chartbuster which finds a deserving ‘remix version’ for itself!

It’s time for some Punjabi music to make its way into the album and this happens through ‘Tapkey Masti’. A point to be noted though is that this one is not a conventional ‘bhangra’ track that gets into a regular ‘aahun aahun shaava shaava’ mode. Instead, it takes a slightly different route and even though there is a slight rock background to this one as well, ‘Tapkey Masti’ (which is also heard in the ‘remix version’) continues to give the feel of the rustic world that it belongs to. Singer Feroz Khan too sticks to the song’s genre and delivers as required.

New entrant Mohan is given the responsibility of singing the title song of London Dreams which is interestingly titled ‘Khanabadosh‘. He does quite well in this yet another unconventional tune that brings back rock into the album. If the initial parts of the song are good, its 100 seconds down the line when ‘Khanabadosh’ really comes on its own. There are multiple layers along with various twists and turns in the song, something that makes one listen ‘Khanabadosh’ quite carefully. Some truly unconventional and difficult-to-hum-around lyrics only make this song the kind that starts becoming more and more familiar only after a few listening. That’s the reason why one doesn’t quite mind the ‘remix version’ that arrives at the latter stages of the album.

For those who were missing the kind of trademark compositions that Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy are known for, there is ‘Khwab Jo‘. A serene track that gets into the dynamics of a ‘khwab’ and how, when, why and where is it actually a ‘khwab’ and not a ‘haqeeqat’, ‘Khwab Jo’ by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Shankar Mahadevan is an out and out poetic track by Prasoon Joshi. One wonders the kind of pain that Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy must have gone through in order to spin a tune around the lyrics. A smooth moving number that has a melodic base to it, ‘Khwab Jo’ sees the fusion of Indian classical with soft rock that becomes more and more apparent as one reaches the song’s end.

The opening of ‘Yaari Bina‘ followed by the music that follows instantly reminds one of ‘Hum Tumhe Chahte Hai’ [Qurbaani] . However, the similarity ends as quickly as it appeared for this ‘qawalli’ which again reaches its peak 100 seconds down the line. Coming together of Roop Kumar Rathod and Milind makes for another unconventional outing behind the mike. A song that pays homage to friendship and terms one’s life as truly useless without a friend on your side, ‘Yaari Bina’ appears situational and the kind that would aid the dramatic outing for the film’s main leads.

Abhijeet Ghoshal gets a solo for himself in the form of ‘Jashn Hai Jeet Ka’. A rock song with an Indian base to it, especially when it comes to rendition by Abhijeet, ‘Jashn Hai Jeet Ka’ appears to be a passionate outing for the actor on whom the song would be picturised. A song about moving ahead in life all by yourself sans any support, ‘Jashn Hai Jeet Ka’ is quite 70s musically though it is presented in a contemporary manner. One waits to see how the song turns out to be on screen.

In the world of solo numbers, Zubeen Garg gets one for himself too in the form of ‘Shola Shola‘. Starting off on a relatively slower note, it shows a slight jump one minute down the line. ‘Shola Shola’ too reminds one of the music of the 70s, especially with the coming together of chorus during the key words ‘Shola Shola’. However, it’s the contemporary setting that helps the song to a fair degree in terms of being presented to today’s youth. Just like ‘Jashn Hai…. ‘ this one too falls under the ‘wait and watch’ category.

OVERALL

First things first – The music of London Dreams requires not one, not two, not three but at least five odd listening before it starts growing on you. At first instance the music seems to be going all over, especially due to the fact that most of the tunes are plain unconventional and nothing that one has heard in a mainstream Bollywood film before. By the second instance one starts wondering if the expectations were really worth it as you aspire for something more comfortable and easy on ears in terms of recollection value.

By the third and the fourth instance, you actually start warming up to some of the songs from the album and give them a keen hear. And once you are into the album the fifth time over, you realize that London Dreams does carry some good stuff to make heads turn. The album won’t necessarily take a thunderous beginning at the music stands. However, the songs are bound to find much better acceptance if the film succeeds at the box office.

OUR PICK(S

‘Man Ko Ati Bhavey’, ‘Barson Yaaron’, ‘Khanabadosh’

Ratings:

Music: (3/5)

Lyrics: (3/5)

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Thursday, September 24, 2009

Kurbaan (2009): First Look

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Kurban (2009): Movie Information

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Dharma Productions

Color
C

Release Date
November 27, 2009

Language
Hindi

Shooting Studios
Filmcity
Mehboob Studio

Producer
Karan Johar
Hiroo Johar

Director
Rensil D’Silva

Star Cast
Saif Ali Khan
Kareena Kapoor
Vivek Oberoi
Dia Mirza
Kirron Kher
Om Puri

Music Director
Salim Merchant
Sulaiman Merchant
Shankar Mahadevan
Ehsaan Noorani
Loy Mendonca

Cinematography
Hemant Chaturvedi

Screenplay
Rensil D’Silva

Story / Writer
Karan Johar
Rensil D’Silva

Synopsis:

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Monday, September 21, 2009

Wanted (2009) - Movie Review

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By Taran Adarsh, September 17

This is for fans and foes of Salman Khan…
Fans, rejoice, Salman is back with a vengeance with WANTED. This is his deadliest performance to date. Yes, you read it right!
Foes, sorry, you won’t be able to lash out at him or pick on him or launch a vicious tirade this time. The spate of flops should come to a grinding halt with WANTED.

Let’s get this straight. WANTED rides on Salman Khan’s star power. He may not be the best actor in town, but in a film like WANTED, in a role that seems like an extension of his personality, you can’t think of anyone else enacting this role with flourish.

A remake of POKIRI [made in Telugu and Tamil versions], WANTED is a full on masala film. Recall the successful potboilers of yore. Recall how the good guy would reduce 10 hoodlums to pulp in a fraction of seconds. Recall how heroism prevailed in the end, no matter how adverse the circumstances were or how powerful the villains would be. Recall those movies in which logic took a backseat since the focus was on entertainment… You relive those moments as reel after reel of WANTED unfolds.

A departure from candyfloss movies and diabetic-sweet characters that most Hindi movies boast of, WANTED takes you back to those days when popular cinema reigned supreme, when the sole motive of the film-maker was to entertain.

The daring hero and his herogiri, the naïve girlfriend, the corrupt cop, the dreaded don, the don’s moll, the fist-clinching henchmen… WANTED is for those who seek unabashed entertainment and relish masala films. Damn the indomitable critics, pseudo intellectuals and connoisseurs of parallel cinema, this one’s not for them. WANTED is for the aam junta.

Radhe [Salman Khan] is a hardcore gangster. A sharpshooter with a sharp brain, he works for Gani Bhai [Prakash Raj], the dreaded Mafioso, but on his own terms. Totally fearless, Radhe single-handedly eliminates Gani Bhai’s enemies one by one; making more enemies in the process.

He’s astounded when the young and pretty Jahnvi [Ayesha Takia Azmi] professes her liking for him. Inspector Talpade’s [Mahesh Manjrekar] lustful eyes fall on Jahnvi. He doesn’t know that Jahnvi has developed a soft corner for Radhe.

Whether it’s the Golden Gang or Data Pawle’s Gang, everybody wants the biggest piece of the lucrative cake that is Mumbai and the only way to get it is to eliminate whoever gets in the way. As Mumbai reels under bloody gang wars, Commissioner Ashraf Khan [Govind Namdeo] vows to make the city crime free.

Director Prabhu Dheva serves a hardcore masala fare that’s not inventive or path-breaking by any standard, but the execution of several scenes as also of stunts takes the graph of the film Northward. In fact, if at all there’s any film that competes with GHAJINI as far as raw appeal goes, it’s WANTED. Every action/stunt/chase here is choreographed with aplomb.

Watch out for the action sequence at the interval point or the penultimate half-an-hour. The climax is sure to send scores of action lovers in frenzy, as Salman bashes the evil forces black and blue. It wouldn’t be erroneous to state that the climax is worth the price of the ticket, samosa, sandwich, popcorn, nachos and cola put together.

Not that this 18 reeler abounds in mindless action. As mentioned earlier, this one’s a hardcore masala film and the narrative has its share of light moments and romantic sequences. Even the bad man here makes you laugh intermittently [when he's not spewing venom], especially in the sequence when the Commissioner of Police holds him captive in the middle of the sea. Even the romance between Salman and Ayesha charms its way into your heart. It’s very likable.

But WANTED is not without its share of flaws. The film stands on a thin storyline and the viewer can guess what’s in store next, which means that there’s not much novelty in the plot. Besides, WANTED could’ve done without a song or two, thereby keeping its length in check.

Director Prabhu Dheva has presented Salman like never before. Most actors have drifted away from roles that hold tremendous mass appeal, that cater to the desi audience, like they did in the 1980s. SRK did it in OM SHANTI OM, Aamir Khan did it in GHAJINI and Salman does it so effortlessly in WANTED. The screenplay [Shiraz Ahmed] may not be foolproof, but it has its share of shining moments. Dialogues are clapworthy, especially those delivered by Salman.

Sajid-Wajid’s music is of a mixed variety. ‘Jalwa’ is the best of the lot and the star presence of Anil Kapoor, Govinda and also Prabhu Dheva in this track will send the viewers into raptures. The remaining tracks oscillate between good and strictly okay. This review would be incomplete without the invaluable contribution by the action director. It deserves brownie points. Cinematography too is top notch.

Salman is like a ferocious lion who roars with all his might. The show belongs to the actor, who scorches the screen every time he displays the manic anger. Without doubt, Salman gives the power to WANTED. It’s his best work to date.

Ayesha Takia Azmi is very good and the pairing with Salman looks wonderful. Vinod Khanna is sidelined. He deserved more footage. Mahesh Manjrekar is excellent. He’s only getting better with every film. Prakash Raj is first-rate. The accomplished actor adds yet another feather to his cap. Govind Namdeo is perfect.

Mahek Chahal radiates oomph. Aseem Merchant is alright. Raju Mavani is effective. Inder Kumar and Sajid are okay. Manoj Pahwa tries hard to make you laugh. Prateeksha Lonkar is as usual.

On the whole, WANTED rides on Salman, Salman and only Salman Khan’s star power. A masala film that’s aimed at the masses, WANTED is backed by tremendous hype and hoopla, which will result in the film taking an earth-shattering start at the ticket window. The Idd celebrations in the coming days will only enhance the business of the film, which means that the film will have a solid Week 1. The holidays in Week 2 should also be bountiful, thereby ensuring a strong place in the ‘Hit’ category.

Ratings: (4/5)

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Dil Bole Hadippa: Movie Review

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By Taran Adarsh, September 18

Cricket, like Bollywood, is an addiction for a wide majority of Indians. DIL BOLE HADIPPA tries to capture the spirit of the game and the aspirations of a sportsperson, who’s keen to play for her pind. On paper, the concept, which bears an uncanny resemblance to SHE’S THE MAN, sounds interesting, but the problem is its writing, which is tame and mediocre.

Let’s elaborate. The plusses, first…
It’s mandatory for cricket-based films like LAGAAN and VICTORY, which conclude with a cricket match, to have a thrilling finish. DIL BOLE HADIPPA too has a awe-inspiring end.
Also, the story of an ordinary girl who aspires to play cricket for the national team is motivating, with Rani Mukherji handling her part with complete understanding.

But there’s a flipside too. The romantic moments between Rani and Shahid Kapoor lack fizz. Even the assorted characters in the film, like Sherlyn Chopra, Vrajesh Hirjee and Rakhi Sawant, contribute nothing to the film. They’re mere props.

Final word? You expect DIL BOLE HADIPPA to score a century, like several films churned out by Yash Raj. But it settles down in the half-century range. Strictly average!

Veera [Rani Mukherji] is a fire-cracker of a girl who lives in a small village, but chases big dreams. She works in a local theatre group, but dreams of playing cricket in the big league. Yes, believe it or not, she wants to play with Tendulkar and Dhoni for India.

While Veera dreams on in India, Rohan [Shahid Kapoor] is an accomplished captain of a county cricket team in England. Rohan returns to India to captain his father’s cricket team, which has been losing consecutively for the last 8 years.

In a village where girls don’t play cricket, Veera has to put on a turban and beard and become a man to fulfil her dreams. Her brilliance on the field earns her a place in Rohan’s team and Veera Kaur becomes Veer Pratap Singh. But what happens when the secret is out?

DIL BOLE HADIPPA has a patchy script. It’s interesting initially, but takes the beaten path later. Rani’s obsession for cricket is well established at the outset. So is the friendship between Anupam Kher and Dalip Tahil [who heads the Pakistani team]. Also, the initial scenes between Anupam and Shahid are well integrated in the story.

The film shows promise when Rani transforms from Veera to Veer. All this happens in the initial 20-25 minutes, but the story comes to a screeching halt thereafter.

Problem begins… Shahid loses his heart to Rani and the film suddenly turns into a love story. Sherlyn surfaces in between to spice up the proceedings, but nothing happens. The conflict during the finale – when Shahid learns the truth – doesn’t make the desired impact either. Even the re-emergence of the mother [Poonam Dhillon] in the story looks like a complete compromise from the writing point of view.

However, the match between the Indian and Pakistani teams in the climax is well executed and though the viewer is well aware what the ending would be, it keeps you hooked nonetheless. Unfortunately, the final speech by Rani [after the match is won] is outright predictable. The film would’ve benefitted with an innovative end.

Anurag Singh shows sparks of brilliance at times, but how one wishes the debutante director and his writers would’ve come up with a solid script. Pritam’s music doesn’t help either. Barring the title track, the balance songs are plain average. Cinematography is nice.

DIL BOLE HADIPPA belongs to Rani and as always, she delivers a sparkling performance as Veera as well as Veer, carrying both the roles effortlessly. Shahid plays second fiddle to Rani, which is very surprising. Nevertheless, he enacts his part well. Anupam Kher and Dalip Tahil lend decent support. Poonam Dhillon has nothing to do. Rakhi Sawant and Sherlyn Chopra are wasted. Vrajesh Hirjee is passable. Shri Vallabh Vyas does well.

On the whole, DIL BOLE HADIPPA is an ordinary fare. At the box-office, the film has some chances in North mainly thanks to the Punjabi flavour. The holidays ahead may help its prospects at plexes essentially, but the single screens will be dull.

Ratings: (2/5)

3 Nights 4 Days (2009): Movie Information

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Color
C

Release Date
October 9, 2009

Language
Hindi

Genre

Shooting Studios
Filmcity

Producer
Devang Dholkia
Ryan Semelha

Executive Producer / Co-Producer
Lekhraj Sirawar

Director
Devang Dholkia

Star Cast
Hrishita Bhatt
Anuj Sawhney
Farid Amiri
Madhuri Bhattacharya
Sameer Aftab
Pinky Harwani
Sanda Caktas
Areesz Gandhi

Music Director
Dabboo Malik

Cinematography
Arvind Singh

Choreography
Longines Fernandes

Synopsis:

Rahul, Rocky, Amay, Priya, Antara, Zoha were best of the friends in Pune University… It’s been three years since they passed out and parted ways…they all were completely out of touch, being busy in their respective careers…Now Rocky is getting married in Goa with his two year old girlfriend Marianne who is from Croatia…this is the time of reunion…old friends reunite to join Rocky on his wedding in Goa…but things are not the same with Rahul, Priya and Zoha…their personalities have changed, their ideologies have changed, their commitments and goals have changed while Amay and Antara are just the same… as they set off on this trip, things start coming out in the form of conversations and activities… they all witness Marianne backing away from the commitment of marriage leaving Rocky bereft but she finally comes back after realizing that falling in love with Rocky was the best thing to happen to her…

Shaabash! You Can Do It (2009): Movie Information

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Status
Completed

Color
C

Release Date
September 25, 2009

Language
Hindi

Genre
Comedy / Thriller

Producer
Dr. Devdatt Kapadia

Director
Shankar Mondal

Star Cast
Hitesh Agrawal…… Introducing
Mansi Dovhal…… Introducing
Sudesh Berry
Nasir Khan
Vivek Shauq
Charu Sharma
Rajiv Verma
Adi Irani
Atul Kinagi…… Introducing
Vedita Pratap Singh…… Introducing
Praveen Singh Sisodia
Vishwajeet Pradhan
Rakesh Shrivastav
Aslam Khan

Cassettes and CD’s on
Saregama-HMV

Singers
Soham Chakrabarthy
Rahul Seth
Krishna
Nakash Aziz
Kunal Ganjawala
Sunidhi Chauhan
Javed Ali
Lavanya

Lyricist
Kumaar
Rahul Seth
Dev Narayan

Music Director
Santok Singh

Background Music
K.C. Loy
Aashish Rego

Cinematography
Sanjay V Malkar

Choreography
Dilip Mestry

Action
Bachchan Singh

Editor
Arun Shekar

Screenplay
Arsh Rana
Fateh Khan

Dialogue
Arsh Rana

Costume
Meghna Rodrigues
Stephen Jerome Saldana

Story / Writer
Dr. Devdatt Kapadia

Synopsis:

“The story revolves around the character of Neil and his journey from being an underdog to ultimately immerging as the winner of a dance competition with is protagonist Vikram who’s a three years champ by learning YOGA.

His journey is facilitated by Professor Siddhant’s encouragement and his new found love for Mahi. It is a truly inspiring film for viewer of all age group. It also has excellent music, good dance sequences, culminating in breath taking competition and suspense. Also for the first time yoga has been excessively used as a tool of transformation.”

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Saturday, September 19, 2009

acid Factory (2009): Theatrical Trailer

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Tume Mile (2009): Theatrical Trailer

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London Dreams (2009): Bollywood Mp3 Songs

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London Dreams (2009): Movie Information

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Color
C

Release Date
October 30, 2009

Language
Hindi

Genre
Musical

Shooting Locations (City & Country)
Amritsar (Punjab) (India)
India

Director
Vipul Shah

Star Cast
Salman Khan
Ajay Devgan
Asin
Om Puri
Khalid Azmi…… Airline Pilot
Michael Gamarano…… Dancer
Rannvijay Singh
Babsy Artner

Cassettes and CD’s on
T-Series

Music Director
A R Rahman

Cinematography
Sejal Shah

Screenplay
Shridhar Raghavan

Sound
Parikshit Lalwani

Costume
Sarah Tapscott

Synopsis:

London Dreams is an upcoming Bollywood musical film directed by Vipul Shah. Starring veteran actors Salman Khan and Ajay Devgan in principal roles, the film also features Asin Thottumkal as the lead female character. Moreover Rannvijay Singh and Brinda Parekh play pivotal roles in the project, which will release on October 30, 2009.
London Dreams tells the story of two childhood friends who dreams about making it big in the music industry. As they grew up they work hard for turning their dream into a reality. ‘London Dreams’ is the name of their band and Salman Khan and Ajay Devgan are the lead singers of the band. Asin, who is the dancer of the band, is the love interest of both the friends.

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Acid Factory (2009): Bollywood Mp3 Songs

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acid Factory (2009): Movie Information

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Movie Name : Acid Factory
Year of Release : 2009
Release Date : 2 October 2009
Genre : Action, Thriller

Banner : White Feather Films
Presenter : Sanjay Gupta, Mumbai Mantra
Producer : Sanjay Gupta
Associate Producer : Hanif Chunawala
Executive Producer : Gary Van Shipley

Director : Suparn Verma
Cast : Fardeen Khan, Dino Morea, Diya Mirza, Manoj Bajpai, Aftab Shivdasani, Irrfan Khan, Danny Denzongpa
Music Director : Bappa Lahiri, Gourov Dasgupta, Manasi Scott, Shamir Tandon
Lyricist : Virag Mishra, Amitabh Bhattacharya, Manasi Scott, Shelley
Cinematographer : Sahil Kapoor
Story Writer : Milind Gadadkar
Dialogue Writer : Saurabh Shukla, Sanjay Gupta
Screenplay Writer : Sanjay Gupta, Suparn Verma
Editor : Hemal Kothari
Production Designer : Nitish Roy
Action Director : Tinu Verma
Costume Designer : Shahid Amir, Shantanu & Nikhil
Sound Designer : Resool Pukutty
Publicity Designer : Marching Ants

Synopsis :
Our money is the source of all emotions. It is also the source of our guilt. What if a killer wakes up one day with his memory erased? Would his crime cease to exist? What if an innocent guy wakes up one day with his memory wiped out and perceives himself to be a criminal? Would that perception change his reality? Faltering memory continually alters the constancy of truth. Short term memory loss denies you of an identity throwing you into an abyss of excruciating agony.

’Acid Factory’ is about a group of characters whose sense of past has vanished in a haze.
They have woken up from a coma like sleep only to discover that reality might just be a figment of their imagination. Their sense of right and wrong is convoluted by their state of complete distrust of the other and their sense of self righteousness. Wouldn’t your survival instinct make you renounce your evil self so that you can survive? Acid Factory’
plays out as a thriller; a morality game within and a cat and mouse chase on the outside. This purports to be a mother of a thriller which will have you on the edge of your seat and, most probably, rooting for the wrong guy.

Ruslaan (2009): Movie Information

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Banner
J K Films

Status
Under Production

Release Date
2009

Language
Hindi

Genre

Producer
Jagdish Sharma
Mukesh Sharma

Director
Mohan Sharma

Star Cast
Rajveer Sharma
Smita Jaykar
Megha Chatterjee
S. M. Zaheer
Shahbaaz Khan
Ganesh Yadav
Rajendra Sharma
Rajan Sharma
Prithvi Zutshi
Asrani

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Ruslaan (2009): Bollywood Mp3 Songs

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London Dreams (2009): Theatrical Trailer

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