Upcoming Bollywood Actress Asmita Sood Hot Pics
Sexy model Asmita Sood is next in line to enter Bollywood. Check out pics from her latest photo shoot. She is looking hot in them, a surety to take Bollywood by storm.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Hot Model Maushmi Udeshi's Latest Photo Shoot Pics
Hot Model Maushmi Udeshi's Latest Photo Shoot Pics
Check out the pics from latest photo shoot of super model Maushmi Udeshi...
She is hot and looking naughty in these pics...http://www.bollywoodchaska.com/forum5/hot_model_maushmi_udeshis_latest-1514.html
'RAMAA-THE SAVIOUR' Movie Review
Film: RAMAA- THE SAVIOUR
Director: Haadi Abrar
Cast: Saahil Khan, Tanushree Datta, Khali, Ishita Panchal, Koustuv Ghosh, Ananya Shukla, Arjun Nandwani, Zhanki Pabari, Taleb Ibrahim
Rating: **
Advice: The fabulous climax fight between Khali and Saahil Khan makes it worth a watch for the vacationing kids.
RAMAA THE SAVIOUR works on an interesting premise of integrating video game action with real time adventure. However, the idea does not tranlate into an engaging script.
The film revolves around six kids who are transported to the world of the video game they are playing. In that realm of fantasy the kids meet up with the hero - Ramaa (Saahil Khan with those bulked up muscles!) who rescues them from the evil clutches of Kali (Taleb Ibrahim) and co. One of Kali's assistants Samara (Tanushree Dutta) switches sides soon after she realizes the malafide intentions of her boss. Kali's right hand man Dalip Singh Rana is the man to watch out for, that's the role played by the Great Khali. The film climaxes in a bloody battle between Ramaa and Dalip aka Khali, which the kids and Samara try to manipulate the fight with two remote control devices they find.
Reshu Nath's story and screenplay tends to be confusing for the viewer as the real and imaginary worlds overlap. For a major part of the film, the kids as well as our hero Ramaa just wander aimlessly in the jungles.
The highlight of the film is undoubtedly the climax fight replete with special effects - flying off the cliff and fights over water et al. Kids will relish this neatly choreographed fantasy fight suffused with kung-fu chops.
Also mention-worthy is the animation incorporated in the narrative.
Director Haadi Abrar fails to draw much from his actors. Thankfully Khali's voice has been dubbed but he wears one static expression throughout the film. Saahil Khan flaunts body but is left chort changed dialogues. Tanushree pitches in a brave effort carrying out all those action sequences on her own. The kids get to their true nature by being irritatingly loud at points but are bearable otherwise. All that villain Taleb Singh manages to show is his red eyes and huge biceps - forget expressions!
On a whole RAMAA THE SAVIOUR is a passable affair. Vacationing kids may like it if they try hard not to understand the story. Just for the fab climax fight, let the kid in you take over while watching the film.http://www.bollywoodchaska.com/content/ramaa_saviour_movie_review-1707/
Director: Haadi Abrar
Cast: Saahil Khan, Tanushree Datta, Khali, Ishita Panchal, Koustuv Ghosh, Ananya Shukla, Arjun Nandwani, Zhanki Pabari, Taleb Ibrahim
Rating: **
Advice: The fabulous climax fight between Khali and Saahil Khan makes it worth a watch for the vacationing kids.
RAMAA THE SAVIOUR works on an interesting premise of integrating video game action with real time adventure. However, the idea does not tranlate into an engaging script.
The film revolves around six kids who are transported to the world of the video game they are playing. In that realm of fantasy the kids meet up with the hero - Ramaa (Saahil Khan with those bulked up muscles!) who rescues them from the evil clutches of Kali (Taleb Ibrahim) and co. One of Kali's assistants Samara (Tanushree Dutta) switches sides soon after she realizes the malafide intentions of her boss. Kali's right hand man Dalip Singh Rana is the man to watch out for, that's the role played by the Great Khali. The film climaxes in a bloody battle between Ramaa and Dalip aka Khali, which the kids and Samara try to manipulate the fight with two remote control devices they find.
Reshu Nath's story and screenplay tends to be confusing for the viewer as the real and imaginary worlds overlap. For a major part of the film, the kids as well as our hero Ramaa just wander aimlessly in the jungles.
The highlight of the film is undoubtedly the climax fight replete with special effects - flying off the cliff and fights over water et al. Kids will relish this neatly choreographed fantasy fight suffused with kung-fu chops.
Also mention-worthy is the animation incorporated in the narrative.
Director Haadi Abrar fails to draw much from his actors. Thankfully Khali's voice has been dubbed but he wears one static expression throughout the film. Saahil Khan flaunts body but is left chort changed dialogues. Tanushree pitches in a brave effort carrying out all those action sequences on her own. The kids get to their true nature by being irritatingly loud at points but are bearable otherwise. All that villain Taleb Singh manages to show is his red eyes and huge biceps - forget expressions!
On a whole RAMAA THE SAVIOUR is a passable affair. Vacationing kids may like it if they try hard not to understand the story. Just for the fab climax fight, let the kid in you take over while watching the film.http://www.bollywoodchaska.com/content/ramaa_saviour_movie_review-1707/
'DUNNO Y... NA JAANE KYUN' Movie Review
Film: DUNNO Y NA.. JAANE KYUN
Director: Sanjay Sharma
Cast: Aryan Vaid, Kapil Sharma, Yuvraaj Parashar, Maradona Rebello, Hazel, Zeenat Aman, Helen, Rituparna Sengupta, Asha Sachdev, Mahabanoo Mody-Kotwal, Parikshat Sahni, Kabir Bedi
Rating: **
Advice: Just skip it!!
DUNNO Y.. NA JAANE KYUN boasts to be the first Bollywood film taking a realistic look at a gay relationship. However, the film fails to focus on homosexuality as it strays in various directions on its way. Never mind all the international film fest awards, it really doesn't live up to the promise.
The script is a mixed bag while a few characters are well etched,rest remain ambiguous. The gay relationship that the film tom toms about springs up only in the second half while the first half is wasted on describing family background of one of the gay men played by Yuvraaj Parashar.
The first half kicks off with the various celebrations at the D’Souza household. The family consists of Margaret D'Souza (Helen), her daughter-in-law Rebbecca D’Souza (Zeenat Aman) and her two sons, Ashley (Yuvraaj Parashar), (Maradona Rebello), and a daughter (Hazel). Ashley is married to Jenny (Rituparna Sengupta) and has a daughter. D’Souza family presents a picture of happy family but is mired in secret sorrows. Despite being a gay man, Ashley is married and even has a daughter!Oops, does sound suspiciously similar to Ang Lee's BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN.
Ashley bumps into a struggling model, Aryan Bhargav (Kapil Sharma) and the two are attracted to each other. On the one hand, they start dating each other and on the other Jenny falls in love with Ashley’s brother. Ashley’s father, who had deserted the family years ago, decides to spend his last days with his family, as he has terminal cancer.
As Ashley and Aryan fall deeper in love, Aryan begins to feel guilty of snatching Ashley away from his family. As a result, he stops seeing Ashley, and Ashley too tries to get back to his family. Ashley’s brother finds a job in Dubai and asks Jenny to accompany him. For reasons best known to her and the script writer, Jenny decides to stay back with Ashley. Rather abruptly the film makes a seven year leap when Aryan is a successful actor and he learns that Ashley died in a car accident a year ago. A grief stricken Aryan visits the D’Souza family and they welcome him with open arms.
As a director, Sanjay Sharma pulls off an average job. The cinematography is average (kind of perverse in the first half, camera lingering on boobs and booties way too much!). The music is by Nikhil is good, especially the title track crooned by Lata Mangeshkar. The background score becomes too loud and operatic at times.
The story succeeds in its primary task of gaining audience sympathetic towards the gay community. But the explicit gay love making scenes or cathartic break downs of the gay lovers kind of repels you.
Although his entry is just towards the interval, Kapil Sharma carries out his role very convincingly. But Yuvraaj Parashar fails miserably as an actor. Catch Rituparna Sengupta's steamy bathing scene with co-star Maradonna Rebello, who does a good job too. This is a sad comeback flick for Zeenat who seems too pretentious as a strong mother. But Helen is effortlessly sweet and delivers a brilliant performance within the limited scope of her character sketch. Even in a short role as the repentant father, Kabir Bedi is spectacular.
But folks, take my advice and avoid this half baked gay saga.http://www.bollywoodchaska.com/content/dunno_y_na_jaane_kyun-1702/
Director: Sanjay Sharma
Cast: Aryan Vaid, Kapil Sharma, Yuvraaj Parashar, Maradona Rebello, Hazel, Zeenat Aman, Helen, Rituparna Sengupta, Asha Sachdev, Mahabanoo Mody-Kotwal, Parikshat Sahni, Kabir Bedi
Rating: **
Advice: Just skip it!!
DUNNO Y.. NA JAANE KYUN boasts to be the first Bollywood film taking a realistic look at a gay relationship. However, the film fails to focus on homosexuality as it strays in various directions on its way. Never mind all the international film fest awards, it really doesn't live up to the promise.
The script is a mixed bag while a few characters are well etched,rest remain ambiguous. The gay relationship that the film tom toms about springs up only in the second half while the first half is wasted on describing family background of one of the gay men played by Yuvraaj Parashar.
The first half kicks off with the various celebrations at the D’Souza household. The family consists of Margaret D'Souza (Helen), her daughter-in-law Rebbecca D’Souza (Zeenat Aman) and her two sons, Ashley (Yuvraaj Parashar), (Maradona Rebello), and a daughter (Hazel). Ashley is married to Jenny (Rituparna Sengupta) and has a daughter. D’Souza family presents a picture of happy family but is mired in secret sorrows. Despite being a gay man, Ashley is married and even has a daughter!Oops, does sound suspiciously similar to Ang Lee's BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN.
Ashley bumps into a struggling model, Aryan Bhargav (Kapil Sharma) and the two are attracted to each other. On the one hand, they start dating each other and on the other Jenny falls in love with Ashley’s brother. Ashley’s father, who had deserted the family years ago, decides to spend his last days with his family, as he has terminal cancer.
As Ashley and Aryan fall deeper in love, Aryan begins to feel guilty of snatching Ashley away from his family. As a result, he stops seeing Ashley, and Ashley too tries to get back to his family. Ashley’s brother finds a job in Dubai and asks Jenny to accompany him. For reasons best known to her and the script writer, Jenny decides to stay back with Ashley. Rather abruptly the film makes a seven year leap when Aryan is a successful actor and he learns that Ashley died in a car accident a year ago. A grief stricken Aryan visits the D’Souza family and they welcome him with open arms.
As a director, Sanjay Sharma pulls off an average job. The cinematography is average (kind of perverse in the first half, camera lingering on boobs and booties way too much!). The music is by Nikhil is good, especially the title track crooned by Lata Mangeshkar. The background score becomes too loud and operatic at times.
The story succeeds in its primary task of gaining audience sympathetic towards the gay community. But the explicit gay love making scenes or cathartic break downs of the gay lovers kind of repels you.
Although his entry is just towards the interval, Kapil Sharma carries out his role very convincingly. But Yuvraaj Parashar fails miserably as an actor. Catch Rituparna Sengupta's steamy bathing scene with co-star Maradonna Rebello, who does a good job too. This is a sad comeback flick for Zeenat who seems too pretentious as a strong mother. But Helen is effortlessly sweet and delivers a brilliant performance within the limited scope of her character sketch. Even in a short role as the repentant father, Kabir Bedi is spectacular.
But folks, take my advice and avoid this half baked gay saga.http://www.bollywoodchaska.com/content/dunno_y_na_jaane_kyun-1702/
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