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Cast: Arshad Warsi, Dia Mirza, Boman Irani
Genre: Drama
Direction: Kabeer Kaushik
Duration: 2 hours 8 minut

Hum Tum aur Ghost movie review

Speaking to the dead isn't just a theory but documented in Indian mythology. So, 'Hum, Tum Aur Ghost', releasing March 26, 2010, in India represents a concept Bollywood borrowed from history and of course Hollywood. The West started this trend 20 years ago, but in India the 'Vikram aur Betal' saga has lived forever. The fascination with ghosts/ spirits continues in Bollywood. Arshad Warsi, who had shot to fame in his 'Ishqiya', conceived the movie's idea and wrote the script along with director Kabeer Kaushik. Both are known for their entertaining styles. Kaushik (of the 'Saher' and 'Champu' fame) is a good comedy director and had worked with Warsi, who is mainly credited with the story of 'Hum, Tum Aur Ghost'. Though, the story smells of Hollywood's 'Ghost Town', Warsi denies getting such inspiration, dismissing it the similarities as coincidental.

The story depicts Armaan's (Arshad Warsi) life is picture perfect. Yet, a loving girlfriend and a great job as a fashion photographer hasn't made life altogether perfect as it may seem. Armaan is a chronic insomniac but for some reason he isn't suffering a medical sleeping disorder. As it goes, he hears voices that torture him, don't let him have his peace - voices that nobody else can hear. His friends sympathize with him, but girlfriend, Gehna (Dia Mirza), is irritated with his weird behavior and her father constantly berates him for his fondness for the bottle.

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There's no explaining Armaan's behavior. Making it worse is the fact that he talks to himself, or, to people, no one can see! Well, Armaan begins to believe that he possesses a special ability to connect with the souls that haven't crossed over. And, he sets out on a mission to help three souls - a child, an old man, and a young woman. An exciting and fun journey that follows makes Armaan discover the lives of his three special companions and get closer to them, inevitably frustrating Gehna even more. Though, this helps him sort of find himself - the crux of the plot.

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'Hum, Tum Aur Ghost' is a compilation of skilled performances by Arshad who we now feel has learned the art of becoming likable and believable on screen! A complete natural, this is perhaps his best delivery of art. Dia is completely fresh with a performance in which she looks ethereal yet exceptional. Boman is the tremendous himself. Sandhya Mridul does not have much of a role. Zehra Naqvi is convincing. Shernaz Patel is wasted and so also Tinnu Anand. Javed Sheikh is the usual. Asawari Joshi is perfect for her part. Music from Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy's trio is well done. Ashok Mehta's cinematography is excellent.

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The movie's hallmark is certainly the performances of its cast. Though, the flick falls short of convincing the audience on a murky subject. Screenplay is weak and sets don't just make it. A good try, Warsi! But, 'Hum, Tum Aur Ghost' is a terrible waste of what could have been pulled off as a terrific idea. Don't waste your time watching this flick unless you have nothing else to do

Online Prince Watch Movie Review And Wallpaper

Music Composer : Sachin Gupta
Lyric’s Writter : Sameer
Movie Director : Kookie Gulati
Movie Producer : Kumar S Taurani
Movie Cast : Vivek Oberoi, Rajesh Khattar, Nandana Sen, Sanjay Kapoor, Dalip Tahil, Mohit Chauhan, Manish Anand, Mayur Puri, Shruti K. Haasan, Aruna Shields, Niroo Singh
Movie Release Year : 2010
Music Director: Ilaiyaraja

Prince movie review

Look what the cool cat dragged in! It’s not a bird (though he does fly across the sky). It’s not a plane (though many of those in many shapes and sizes are seen hovering in the film’s spectrally-shot skyline). And it’s definitely not Superman. Though Mr Oberoi wouldn’t mind being one.

Hey guys, it’s our own Vivek Oberoi, playing hard-ball with various girls, gadgets gizmos and gimmicks.

Vivek plays Prince, a James Bond on a mission not quite impossible travelling at a speed faster than sound. Prince has no choice. He has lost all his memory which has been sucked out of him like juice gone through a sugarcane grinder.

To his credit, Oberoi carries off the ceaseless stint with the stunt with arresting aplomb. Most often because of his memory loss we see him wearing a look like he just smelt something foul in the kitchen and isn’t sure if it’s the milk got burnt or his mom’s favourite recipe simmering in a pot.

Oh, there are no weeping moms in the potty plot. Only screeching wheels, high-octane stunts and high-octave songs shot mostly like music videos rather than as integral parts of the story. And then there are the 3 Mayas, each trying to outdo the other in the stunts and the clothes, or lack of them. They all seem to love our hero to death, an entity which lurks in every slick corner of this emotion-less but attractive package of oomph and wallops.

Where, you are not allowed to wonder, is the plot leading to? Why is Prince so hyper about his memory-loss? It will come back to him, like a blast from the past. Quite like the bolt that finally hits the film’s arch villain Sarang (played by someone called Isaiah).

Oberoi’s Prince goes into convulsions of self-doubt.

Be warned. Prince is more the Bourne territory than “Ghajini”. The expertly-executed stunts (Allan Amin, you are the man!) frequently see our hero jumping down high-rise buildings in breathtaking leaps of fate, with the camera (Vishnu Rao) pulling back in respectful awe. Of course our Prince is essentially shock-proof and crease-free. Don’t mind the bruises, scratches, bandages and, yes I forgot, the memory lapse. Prince is invincible!!!

So when was the last time you viewed a film where the heist-happy hero undertakes fifty adventures in museums and banks stealing diamonds and merchandise worth trillions?

John Abraham in “Dhoom”, Hrithik Roshan in “Dhoom 2″, Ajay Devgn in “Cash”?

You get the drift. Just float away in the stylish mumbo-jumbo that debutant director Kookie Gulati serves up with the swaggering flamboyance of an arms-merchant who loves his guns.

“Prince It’s Showtime” wears its super-cool shirt with the slogan ‘Come Watch Me’ with a little bit too much aggression. But if you love popcorn crunching adventure stories watch Vivek Oberoi play the hero.

Online Katha Thudarunnu Malayalam Watch Movie Review And Wallpaper

Language: Malayalam
Release Year: 2010
Cast: Jayaram, Mamta Mohandas, Asif Ali, Anikha, KPAC Lalitha, Innocent, Mamukkoya, Chembil Ashokan, Lekshmipriya, Sreejith Ravi
Producer: Thankachan Emmanuel
Director: Satyan Anthikkad

Music Director: IlaiyarajaKatha Thudarunnu Malayalam movie review

Sathyan Anthikkad, the favorite director of family audiences is back with his new film 'Katha Thudarunnu'.

Sathyan's new film tells the story of Vidyalekshmi (Mamta Mohandas) who challenges the dictates of her family and decides to start a life with her love, Shanavas (Asif Ali).

Shanavas too faces severe opposition from his family members since he gets married to a girl from another caste. Soon they have a daughter whom they name Laya.

However fate has in store for Vidya something else, and soon she is left stranded in a busy city along with her kid.

Its here that she comes across an auto driver Preman (Jayaram) who leads her on to a different life. She starts living in a colony and gets to meet people who value minds more than money.

'Katha Thudarunnu' thus tells a touching tale of how a small stratum of the society comes to the rescue of a woman and her child who have been left alone in life.

Besides Jayaram, Mamta and Asif Ali the film also has a huge star cast that boasts of such names as KPAC Lalitha, Innocent, Mamukkoya, Chembil Ashokan, Lekshmipriya and Sreejith Ravi.

Lyrics by Sarathchandra Verma have been set to tune by music maestro Ilaiyarja.

Produced by Thankachan Emmanuel under the banner of Trueline Cinema, 'Katha Thudarunnu' would grace theatres on April.30.

Online Mummy & Me Malayalam movie review and wallpaper

Language: Malayalam
Release Year: 2010
Cast: Kunchacko Boban, Archana Kavi, Urvashi, Mukesh, Lalu Alex, Shari
Producer: Joy Thomas
Director: Jithu Joseph
Music Director: Sajo Jose

Mummy & Me Malayalam movie review
Kunchakko Boban, who recently gave a hit with his film Gulumaal, will be seen with Neelathamara star Archana Kavi in Mummy and Me.

Archana will be playing a role of a stubborn college student Jewel and Kunchakko will play her senior and local guardian in college. Kunchakko’s character is in love with her but he doesn’t let her know about it.

Her parents in the film are played by Mukesh and Urvashi. The film also has Suresh Gopi in a cameo role. The shooting is going on at Kuttikanam and Peerumedu at present.

The Story : Mummy and me movie is based on the relationship between a mother and daughter. Archana playing a stubborn degree student Jewel, while kunchako appear as her senior and local guardian in college who is also in love with her, without letting her know about it. Mukesh and Urvashi play the parents of Archana.

Jithu Joseph can breathe easy now! Superstar Mohanlal has finally given the young director dates for his new movie, Mummy and Me. The star was very impressed by the idea for the movie and has agreed to become a part of it. The shooting of the film will commence by the end of this year.

Produced by Joy Thomas Sakthikulangara under the banner of Jithin Arts, the film will also feature Jagathy, Revathy, Innocent, Mukesh and Suraj Venjaramoodu in important roles. Jithu Joseph proved his directorial skills after his debut film Detective with Suresh Gopi playing twin roles in it.

She is just a film old but Archana Kavi has become quite a hit with the Malayali audiences ever since her film, Neelathamara, scripted by M T Vasudevan Nair and directed by Lal Jose, hit the screens.

She played a maid working in a traditional household who soon falls in love with a member of the family.

Archana is working on her second film now, Mummy & Me, directed by Jithu Joseph. The film talks about a tumultuous relationship between a teenage daughter and her mother. She feels that every girl will have the stubborn nature of her character, Jewel, at a particular phase in their life.

Archana talks exclusively to Meghna George about her films, dreams and more.

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Online Clash of the Titans - 3D english movie review and wallpaper

Language: English
Release Year: 2010
Cast: Sam Worthington, Gemma Arterton, Mads Mikkelsen, Alexa Davalos
Director: Louis Leterrier

Clash of the Titans - 3D english movie review
The super heroes have had their say. The wizards and hobbits have done it too. the ordinary mortal has flexed his muscles. The man-machine has also tried to bend the matrix. Now, it seems to be the turn of a new kind of hero who must save the world from impending doom: the demi-god.

After Percy Jackson, we have Perseus (Sam Worthington), the messiah who, as the film insists, combines the best of man and god and has a responsibility that seems to be even greater than the gods. He must save the entire human race from the wrath of renegade gods, like Hades (Ralph Fiennes), without succumbing to the allurements of super gods -- and super dads -- like Zeus (Liam Neeson). In the midst of his arduous battles, Zeus offers Perseus the opportunity to leave it all behind and cross over, to become the ruler of Olympus. Apna Perseus politely refuses. He prefers to be a man and serve mankind, he confesses. Clap, clap!

The film maybe a re-make of the 1980s film. But it actually doesn't feel dated. Firstly because it is so much like playstation push-button fantasies. And secondly because the entire drama is an explosion of special effects and digital exuberance which bring to life larger-than-life monsters and creatures cavorting in an exotic landscape. The core of the film is essentially the three battles which Perseus and his ragtag army of bedraggled men fight for survival. The first is with a giant scorpion, which seems indestructible, the second, with the slithery Medusa in her secret lair and the third with Kraken, the gangster god's last weapon which seems to be a strange mix of T-Rex and Godzilla. Needless to say, all this is nail-biting, popcorn- gobbling stuff.

A word about the 3D effects however. This time, it seems to be an after thought, which means, there's hardly anything that reaches out to you threateningly, as it did in Avatar. In fact, the only thing common with the SFX super storm, Avatar, is the presence of Sam Worthington. So, don't go looking for a similar blitzkreig and you might get the requisite bang for your buck.

Online Date Night english movie review and wallpaper

Language: English
Release Year: 2010
Cast: Steve Carell, Tina Fey, Mark Wahlberg, Taraji P. Henson, Jimmi Simpson, William Fichtner, Mark Ruffalo, James Franco
Producer: Joseph M. Caracciolo Jr, Josh McLaglen, Tom McNulty
Director: Shawn Levy

Date Night english movie review

What happens when a married couple stop being husband and wife and end up as excellent room mates? They take time off from career and kids and go on a stylish date to re-infuse some romance in their crumbling relationship before it is too late.

That was all the Fosters (Steve Carell and Tina Fey) wanted when they realised that too much familiarity was actually breeding contempt. But what they ended up with was far more romantic than they'd bargained for. It was the romance of danger and the thrill of staying alive that lit up their lives and brought them together again as they tried to escape the bullets of a bunch of gangsters and crooked cops who insisted on extracting a `sticky computer thing' (read flash drive) from them. So, what might have been a candle light dinner metamorphosed into a mad night that saw them dirty dancing on a pole, desperately paddling a boat in Central Park and repeatedly gate crashing into a shirtless Mark Wahlberg's house, amongst other crazy stuff.

Watch the film for some great chemistry between Steve Carell and Tina Fey who paint a compelling portrait of a suburban couple and for a witty screenplay by Josh Klausner. It's light-hearted and great fun. As individuals, we go through it. But a married couple going through a mid-life crisis can be tragic, or if you believe director Shawn Levy, it could be hilarious.

Phil (Steve Carell) and Claire Foster (Tina Fey) are a sweet affable couple. They have steady jobs -- Phil as a tax lawyer and Claire as a real estate agent. But years of marriage and raising two naughty children have taken a toll and they are more like 'excellent roommates' than a passionate couple.

They go on a date night every week, but it's only slightly less boring than their daily existence. After they see their best friends break apart as a couple, their own frustrations come to surface. They know they have to do something. They begin with their date night.

Instead of going to their usual restaurant, they decide to go to Manhattan and dine at an expensive restaurant. But they have no reservation. So they steal a reservation that is in the name of Tripplehorns. Little do they know that they are in for big trouble. Turns out that the original Tripplehorns have a flash drive, which two goons are ready to kill the boring couple for.

Their explanation that they are actually the Fosters falls on deaf ears. So, they run for their lives and head to the police station. Sadly, it turns out that the goons are actually cops. Having almost no one to turn to, and nothing to save them from two murderous men and a whole Italian mafia behind them, they have no option left but to pull up their socks and fight them out on their own.

They encounter situations they couldn't imagine, and do things they wouldn't have done in a 100 re-births.

'Date Night' uses a cliched premise for an action-comedy. Yet, for a Hollywood flick to work the basic plot and also the final resolution, it need not be original -- but the situations, the tension, the chemistry between the lead pair and the comedy definitely need to be.

Thankfully, director Levy and writer Josh Klausner make ingenious situations that have enough original gags and witty dialogues going to have you in splits.

In one of the funniest sequences, a sports car and a taxi are stuck head on, engaged in a tug-of-war and chased by the police across Manhattan. They try different means, but fail to get either the cars separated or the police off their tail. They succeed only when the husband and wife work as a team.

This tribute to marriage and married couples is hilarious.

Oh yes, the couple come out unscathed in the end, but wise. They learn their lessons. They discover in the course of the night that their spouses, who they had taken for granted as boring, have much more in them that they had lost touch with. It took some effort, and a lot of zany situations, for them to discover it.

Manhattan provides the perfect background for the breakup and getting together of the couple.

Mark Whalberg in a shirtless role Salman Khan fans would rave about and James Franco in a quick cameo show good timing and complement the lead pair well.

"Date Night" is a good watch for married couples to laugh at themselves and for the unmarried to know where they could be headed.

Online Green Zone english movie review and wallpaper

Language: English
Release Year: 2010
Cast: Matt Damon, Yigal Naor, Khalid Abdalla, Brendan Gleeson, Greg Kinnear, Amy Ryan
Producer: Debra Hayward, Liza Chasin, Lloyd Levin
Director: Paul Greengrass

Green Zone english movie review

Based on the book, Imperial Life in the Emerald City by Washington Post journalist Rajiv Chandrasekaran, Green Zone is an important film that questions the entire US offensive in Iraq which began on the pretext of destroying the WMDs. But as it turns out, and as Sergeant Roy Miller (Matt Damon) discovers, there are no weapons of mass destruction to be found. So what's the war for? And why has an entire country been turned to rubble?

And in case, there's still room for doubt on the part of some diehard US patriots, the film maker uses his Iraqi protagonist to state the seminal truth: It is not for you decide what happens in this country, the local tells Damon. The film has been touted as the fourth Jason Bourne film, since it brings together the same team of Paul Greengrass and Matt Damon and uses a similar narrative technique of dizzy camera angles, breathless chase sequences and the fast cut.

A forewarning: don't go looking for the Bourne effect and you'll enjoy the relevance of this film which dares to question and debate.