Online Billu Barber hindi Movie Review And Wallpapers

Language: Hindi
Release Year: 2009
Cast: Shah Rukh Khan, Irfaan Khan, Asrani, Lara Dutta,Ompuri,Kareena Kapoor,Priyanka Chopra,Deepika Padukone
Producer: Gauri Khan
Director: Priyadarshan
Music Director: Pritam

Billu Barber movie review

Be ready to party and groove as this album promises mast-mast tracks. Billu Barber is a Bollywood adaptation of Malayalam Film Kadha Parayumbol . Since Shahrukh Khan happens to be the producer of the Hindi film, one can expect a lavishly crafted musical score by Pritam. In that sense Billu Barber lives up to expectations.

The album consists of 15 tracks with different remix versions that act as fillers. And besides Gulzar three other lyricists, Ashish Pandit, Mayur Puri and the talented Sayeed Quadri have used their pens.

Marjaani
This song is already doing rounds on the channels and what a song it is in terms of picturisation where you can see Kareena dancing with SRK. The song is rendered well by Sukhwinder and Sunidhi Chauhan with the kind of energy required for a peppy track. High on groove metre, this number has what it takes to rock the music charts.

There are two remix versions of the song one is Electro House and another is Kilogram s Balkan Mix. Electro House is a good remix with okay arrangements and synchronization whereas Balkan mix has singers KK and Akriti Kakkar, who, with their distinguished styles, have made the song very groovy.

You get me Rockin and Reeling
A typical Neeraj Sridhar number, this song sounds like the twin of Hawa mein udta jaye , but lyrics by Sayeed Quadri are subtle and evocative. The song, soft and mellow, bears the Pritam stamp all over it.

This one, too, has two remixes one is Video Edit where Neeraj teams up with Dominic, who crooned the song Yeh Tumhari Batein from Rock On , and another is a simple Remix by DJ Suketu. Both the tracks are again an okay version of the original, a bit faster though to get your feet tapping.

Ae Aa O
Another party number with heavy beats and soft rock, this song has some inspiring lyrics penned by ghost lyricist Neeraj Sridhar. This song was definitely meant for KK and he has sung it with required punch and enthusiasm, supported well by Rana Mazumdar and Suraj.

The remix is long and sounds better than the original one.

Khudaiya Khair
This song is Hindi version of hinglish You Get Me Rockin sung by new singer Soham Chakraborty, Akriti Kakkar and Monali Thakur. With a mellifluous melody and Gulzar s meaningful words, the song is sweet and soothing. One thing notable about Pritam besides his subtle plagiarism of other s tunes is that he gives chance to budding talents. In this song Monali and Soham are well used. This song is indeed one of the best in the album.

There is Khudaiya Khair (Reprise) by Abhijeet, who has sung some of the best songs for Shahrukh and his voice in this melodious song makes you to hear this song again and again.

Love Mera Hit Hit
This song is another hit number which sounds spicy and zippy. A terrific disc number, it has been picturized on Deepika Padukone making sizzling moves with Shahrukh. Lyrics by Ashish Pandit are simply fit-fit for this kind of song and the saccharine induced voice of Tulsi Kumar balances this song sung in high note by Neeraj Sridhar.

The House Mix version is fast paced and will sweep you with its mood in one go, armed with its loaded beats and high energy level. And if that doesn t suffice, then there is another version named Zero (Db Mix) for you. All the three tracks don t have much difference besides slightly different musical arrangements. Well the song is Hit- Hit.

Jaon Kahan
Vocalized by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, this number is a sufi song with thought-provoking lyrics by Sayeed Quadri. With this song the album takes a somber turn. There are shades of Jag Suna Suna from Om Shanti Om in this song. Pritam has done a fine job and tries to be experimental, may be that s why A R Rahman praised him.

Billoo Bhayankar
Now here is one rustic song in the name of the film s titular protagonist played by Irrfan Khan. An introductory song of the barber in the film, the lyrics are as funny as the way it is sung by Raghuvir Yadav and supported well by fellow singers like Ajay Jhingaran and Kalpana.

Well, here is the album for party hoppers. You can play the entire album and dance till you drop as the fifteen songs list seems like an unending jamboree. The album rocks with really good numbers and it comes as a surprise as the subject of Billu Barber is such that you don t expect innumerable songs, foot savvy ones at that. But thanks to SRK who has done three sizzling item songs with stunning beauties Kareena, Deepika and Priyanka. Pritam is very much into groove for this album and has come up with remarkable tracks.

Online Delhi-6 hindi Movie Review And Wallpapers

Language: Hindi
Release Year: 2009
Cast: Amitabh Bachchan, Abhishek Bachchan, Sonam Kapoor, Atul Kulkarni, Divya Dutta, Om Puri, Gulshan Grover
Producer: Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, Ronnie Screwvala
Director: Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra
Music Director: A. R. Rahman

Delhi-6 movie review

Another great album by A R Rahman, Delhi-6 , with right blend of Indian and Western music, is unlike Rahman s any other previous work. We are still spellbound by Ghajini and Yuvvraaj tracks. And kids haven t stopped dancing to Pappu can t dance, sala . Now it s Masakalli everywhere.

Who else can deliver so consistently than A R Rahman, the one who believes in experimentation and knows how to explore new realms of music! Delhi-6 tracks prove that, as none of the songs fall into the same genre. All ten tracks are vibrant in sounds. Lyrics by Prasoon Joshi are poetic and yet contemporary.

A song like Masakalli is a rare one. It was last addition to the album and is rocking the nation with its unconventional style and lyrics. It s been ages since a song picturised on a dove came. The number also personifies Sonam s character in the film. Prasoon Joshi has come a long way since Rang De Basanti , as the song lyrics seem to be written by somebody like Gulzar. But what makes the song unique and catchy is Mohit Chauhan s stylish and frisky rendition.

Then you have a song like Arziyan, a simple qawwali style track which is slightly reminiscent of Jodhaa Akbar song Khwaja Mere Khwaja , vocalized by Rahman s favorite Javed Ali, and adding the sufiana touch to the song is expert Kailash Kher. Kailash sings such song with aplomb and you can feel spirituality running through your veins while listening to him. Arziyan main sari chehre pe likh ke laya hoon .

Soft numbers like Dil Gira Dafatan will win you over instantly. Here, Rahman digs into his own domain. Anjana song from Yuva is very near to this track in term of music and treatment. Rahman repeats Chinamaye after a long time and she has done a remarkable job again. Sharing the mike with her is a new singer Ash King.

Listeners will be shocked with a song like Hey Kaala Bandar , it appears a mismatch. With a touch of rap, this track is not that remarkable, sung by the trio of Naresh Iyer, Boney Chakravarthy and Karthik Sgr.

Adding variety to the album is a marriage song in rustic style, Genda Phool, in a husky voice of Rekha Bharadwaj and giving her company over mike are singers Shraddha Pandit and Sujata Mazumdar. The song marks the merging of ghost composer Rajat Dholakia and A R Rahman.

Bhor Bhaye is a typical Indian classical number, bringing out Shreya Ghosal s best. As an artist she has evolved and gets her due with this song. The track with Hindi classical music exponents Gujri Todi and Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali is a sheer pleasure to hear during morning hours. Devotional songs like Aarti - Tumhare Bhavan Mein makes this album worthy for collection and also sets this music album apart from other contemporary albums.

Rehna Tu is nothing exceptional but very much a Rahman song like Rang De Basanti tracks in the voice of Benny Dayal, A R Rahman and Tanvi Shah. The title track Delhi 6 is a zappy number with stress on music supported by vocals by a bunch of singers that include Benny Dayal, Blaze, Vivinenne Pocha, Claire and Tanvi Shah.

And finally there is a spiritual poem like a Kabir couplet, Noor, with thought-provoking lines like ishq hai usse, to sab se ishq kar in an Amitabh Bachchan baritone.

A R Rahman gives a hattrick with this album after Slumdog and Ghajini . The team of Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, Rahman and Prasoon Joshi again has given a fantastic album after Rang De Basanti . The songs like Arziyan , Genda Phool or Aarti or say Bhor Bhaye add to the rich variety of songs comprising the entire album. But others are a bit disappointment as at various notes the tracks sound very similar to Rahman s previous tunes.

But with fabulous scores like Masakalli , you can expect metamorphosis of Bollywood music. And we know there is a lot to come from Rahman, the wizard of music


An American born Indian named Roshan who is played by Abhishek Bachchan leaves his home to bring his ailing grandmother to her former home in the Chandni Chowk district of the walled city in Old Delhi.

In Delhi he meets Bittu who is played by Sonam Kapoor, who ends up being the beautiful daughter of a neighbor. Things get a little rocky when Roshan gets involved in a number of Hindu and Muslim religious riots which get followed by attacks.

These violent out bursts by the people end up getting attributed to a mysterious figure. The person who seems to be causing these attacks is dubbed the 'Black Monkey' by those that know of him.

The title of the film refers to a Postal Index Number Code in that part of the city. The code is 110006. It is a known tradition to only use the final two digits of the pin code after Delhi.

OnlineDev D hindi Movie Review And Wallpapers

Language: Hindi
Release Year: 2009
Cast: Abhay Deol, Kalki Koechlin, Mahi Gill, Parakh Madan
Producer: Ronnie Screwvala
Director: Anurag Kashyap
Music Director: Amit Trivedi

Dev D movie review

Ray Acharya (Neil Nitin Mukesh), a All those of us who want an apparently free ride on a svelte, sizzling camaraderie can have the time of their lives. Katrina Kaif is matching swords with John Abraham to produce what looks like being one of the real blockbusters of coming times.

The movie would be produced by Yash Raj films. Now few years ago this would have been a success mantra in itself but these are tough times for Yash Raj flicks and they are going through a series of misses, may be interspersed with an odd hit.

Direction mantle will be taken by Kabir Khan, the guy who is attributed to the semi-success of Kabul express. (In fact it did reasonably well in certain territories) the film also has the self- assured but unassuming Neil Nitin Mukesh.

Yash Raj films have been known to keep their venture in complete wraps till the post production stages. Keeping in line with the trend, they have not revealed much. The movie is expected to hit theaters in early 2009.

Monica Bhattacharjee, spokeswomen for YRF has not confirmed even the title, suggesting it is a tentative one.

John Abraham has already become a brand in this country with the latest line of accessories that he has flashed under his name. After Anurag Kashyap’s No Smoking and Kukhnoor’s Aashaayein, he has taken up New York which again like Khan’s Kabul Express is based on terrorism and its various ramifications.
"New York" is a contemporary story of friendship set against the larger than life backdrop of a city often described as the centre of the world. For most of us, larger events in the world are just headlines in the newspapers but these events can change our lives... forever. "New York" is one such story of 3 young friends whose beautiful lives are turned upside down by larger events beyond their control.


"New York" stars John Abraham, Neil Nitin Mukesh and Katrina Kaif. It's the first time the three have worked on a film together. To prepare of the part, Neil Nitin Mukesh had to gain eight kilos then lose it. According to Neil, "It was annoying to put on extra weight, but then my role asked for it. But I'm feeling great that I'm in perfect shape and feeling quite fit now." Also, Irrfan Khan coming off of the success of "Slumdog Millionaire" plays an investigative agent in the film.

The three, Abraham, Mukesh, and Kaif, play friends living in America and enjoying college life. The stars promoted the film during the finale of Indian Idol this year as well as other venues. Philadelphia and New York act as backdrops for the film. After the events on September 11th their lives are changed forever. The film covers the post 9/11 fear and politics that consumed America. Kabir Khan directs the film and hopes to follow up on the success of "Kabul Express."

The Kabir Khan film is a paramount one, according to Kabir "New York is a contemporary story of friendship set against the larger-than-life backdrop of a city often described as the center of the world." This is the second time Kabir will be working with John Abraham, he cast the star in the critically acclaimed film "Kabul."

The film was produced by Aditya Chopra. Music for "New York" is done by composer Pritam Chakraborty who has worked on "Dhoom," "Race," and "Dhol" to name a few. The songs, like other Yash Raj films with catchy songs and sincere lyrics. The movie expected to be a summer blockbuster, the hype began back in December 2008 when the trailer was shown during the release of the Shahrukh Khan film, "Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi."
THANK God for the mavericks, the non-conformists, the infidels, the les enfant terribles. They make things happen when kitsch becomes king; when creativity crumbles; when formula pervades, fungus-like. Imagine a world without rule breakers. And then imagine, like Anurag Kashyap: unbridled, unbounded, ungrounded....

Indeed, Dev D is one such flight of fancy from the filmmaker that definitely defies all conventions and demolishes all moulds. Not only does it rewrite the technique of the artistic medium, with its unusual cinematography, dizzy editing, non-linear plot narration, turn-of-the-century dialogues and breathtakingly bizarre audio track (music: Amit Trivedi, lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya), it completely revises the ancient text which has already made its mark in its various avtars , the latest being the high-pitched rendition of the self-destructive hero by Shah Rukh Khan in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Devdas.

Kashyap has always been a contrarian filmmaker, consciously steering away from traditional Bollywood with films like Black Friday, Paanch, No Smoking. However, while his earlier films were an innovative search for his groove and rhythm, Dev D is like that heady cocktail which has the vodka pitched perfectly with the tang. (Incidentally, Dev D likes his vodka with thumbs up, washed down in unlimited portions, morning, noon and night!) Set against the rich rural backdrop of Punjab and Paharganj (Delhi), the film traces the self-destructive sojourn of a young, contemporary hero who mirrors the existential angst of the proverbial outsider, made legendary in the writings of Satre, Camus, Kafka, Kerouac and the ballads of Kurt Cobain.

But Dev D (Abhay Deol), unlike Devdas, isn't a blast from the past. In his rootlessness, his lack of purpose and his complete disconnect with the real (read traditional) world, he reflects the mindset of the archetypal new millennium 20-something who doesn't know how to blend tradition with modernity, permissiveness with orthodoxy, Oxford with Bhatinda. And so, he asks his childhood sweetheart, Paro (Mahi Gill) to send him her nude photographs through e-mail, yet can't handle the quandary about her virginity and pronounced sexuality. In a fit of aggrieved machismo, he spurns her wild sexual adventurism which sees her cycling to the neighbouring fields at the break of dawn with a mattress meticulously rolled up on the carrier for a clandestine tryst with him. (Ever seen the bharatiya naari do this in Indian cinema? Bravo, brave new Bollywood!) Little does he realise that Paro isn't mere putty in his hand and is unwilling to subject herself to any kind of ‘emotional atyachar', in the name of love.

Having given vent to her anger and pain, she simply moves on while the already disconnected Dev becomes even more dysfunctional with his alcohol and drug addiction. He moves to a seedy hotel in Paharganj and ends up after a drunken stupour in young Chanda's (Kalki Koechlin) pink and purple boudoir. Once again, Kashyap reinterprets the self-sacrificing courtesan, Chandramukhi in completely post-modern terms. Here, she is Lenny, the schoolgirl who ends up as the sex worker, Chanda, after being disowned by family and friends because she featured in a lewd MMS, that sent the whole nation in a lustful tizzy. `And they call me a slut!' exclaims the feisty escort who attends college by day and plays Florence Nightingale in shorts by night.

The relationship between Dev and Chanda begins with hate, scorn and derision with the decadent Dev unleashing his chauvinism and me-centrism on the hooker. But when the haze of cocaine lifts, the heartburn begins, once again. After having stooped to unimaginable lows, our hero dreams of a second chance. Will he get it or is Devdas destined to waste away forever? The last we saw him was at a non-descript momo joint in the seedy by-lanes of Paharganj, waiting for nirvana. Of course, he's all by himself, since proud little Paro's moved on and survivor Chanda's too strong to play doormat, willing to give up her slutty ways, for love alone.

Dev D is indeed a coming-of-age film, not merely for the protagonist, Devender Singh Dhillon, but it is a brilliant breakthrough for Bollywood too. It really doesn't matter whether the film ends up as a box office scorcher. What matters is the fact that for the discerning viewer, Dev D is a tryst with milestone cinema, reminiscent of Baz Luhrmann's Shakespeare-shaken-and-stirred in Romeo and Juliet. Kashyap, however, gets even more adventurous and adds a progressive flourish to both the plot and the characters which are played to perfection by the three lead players. If Mahi and Kalki are riveting new finds, assured of a long innings in cinema, then Abhay Deol adds a whole new meaning to the term `Unconventional Hero'. Manorama Six Feet Under, Oye Lucky, Lucky Oye were just teasers. Dev D is the class act from the Deol who cleverly flew over the cuckoo's nest. Don't miss this film which completely reinvents the musical love story, with zany numbers like ‘emosanal atyachar', ‘saali khushi', ‘nayan tarse' and the rest. More importantly, it might just go down in history as one of the most radical Indian films, at least in its delineation of male and female sexuality

Online New York hindi Movie Review And Wallpapers

Language: Hindi
Genre: Action, Thriller
Director: Kabir Khan
Producer: Aditya Chopra, Yash Chopra
Banner: Yash Raj Films
Music Director: Pritam Chakraborty, Pankaj Awasthi & Julius Packiam
Lyricist: Sandeep Srivastava & Junaid Wasi
Star Cast: John Abraham, Katrina Kaif, Neil Nitin Mukesh, Irfaan Khan
Release Date: 26th June 2009

New York movie review

Ray Acharya (Neil Nitin Mukesh), a All those of us who want an apparently free ride on a svelte, sizzling camaraderie can have the time of their lives. Katrina Kaif is matching swords with John Abraham to produce what looks like being one of the real blockbusters of coming times.

The movie would be produced by Yash Raj films. Now few years ago this would have been a success mantra in itself but these are tough times for Yash Raj flicks and they are going through a series of misses, may be interspersed with an odd hit.

Direction mantle will be taken by Kabir Khan, the guy who is attributed to the semi-success of Kabul express. (In fact it did reasonably well in certain territories) the film also has the self- assured but unassuming Neil Nitin Mukesh.

Yash Raj films have been known to keep their venture in complete wraps till the post production stages. Keeping in line with the trend, they have not revealed much. The movie is expected to hit theaters in early 2009.

Monica Bhattacharjee, spokeswomen for YRF has not confirmed even the title, suggesting it is a tentative one.

John Abraham has already become a brand in this country with the latest line of accessories that he has flashed under his name. After Anurag Kashyap’s No Smoking and Kukhnoor’s Aashaayein, he has taken up New York which again like Khan’s Kabul Express is based on terrorism and its various ramifications.
"New York" is a contemporary story of friendship set against the larger than life backdrop of a city often described as the centre of the world. For most of us, larger events in the world are just headlines in the newspapers but these events can change our lives... forever. "New York" is one such story of 3 young friends whose beautiful lives are turned upside down by larger events beyond their control.


"New York" stars John Abraham, Neil Nitin Mukesh and Katrina Kaif. It's the first time the three have worked on a film together. To prepare of the part, Neil Nitin Mukesh had to gain eight kilos then lose it. According to Neil, "It was annoying to put on extra weight, but then my role asked for it. But I'm feeling great that I'm in perfect shape and feeling quite fit now." Also, Irrfan Khan coming off of the success of "Slumdog Millionaire" plays an investigative agent in the film.

The three, Abraham, Mukesh, and Kaif, play friends living in America and enjoying college life. The stars promoted the film during the finale of Indian Idol this year as well as other venues. Philadelphia and New York act as backdrops for the film. After the events on September 11th their lives are changed forever. The film covers the post 9/11 fear and politics that consumed America. Kabir Khan directs the film and hopes to follow up on the success of "Kabul Express."

The Kabir Khan film is a paramount one, according to Kabir "New York is a contemporary story of friendship set against the larger-than-life backdrop of a city often described as the center of the world." This is the second time Kabir will be working with John Abraham, he cast the star in the critically acclaimed film "Kabul."

The film was produced by Aditya Chopra. Music for "New York" is done by composer Pritam Chakraborty who has worked on "Dhoom," "Race," and "Dhol" to name a few. The songs, like other Yash Raj films with catchy songs and sincere lyrics. The movie expected to be a summer blockbuster, the hype began back in December 2008 when the trailer was shown during the release of the Shahrukh Khan film, "Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi."

Language: Hindi
Release Year: 2009
Cast: Neil Nitin Mukesh, Bipasha Basu, Rahul Dev, Sophie Choudhary, Bobby Vats, Shrivas Nydu, Deepak Dhariwal, Biswajeet Chatterjee, Sameer Siddiqui
Producer: Viki Rajani
Director: Jehangir Surti

Aa Dekhen Zara movie review

Ray Acharya (Neil Nitin Mukesh), a struggling photographer has nothing going for him... until he inherits a very 'special' camera from his grandfather which changes his life in a way that he could not have imagined in his wildest dreams.

The 'power' of the camera changes Ray's destiny overnight. His life becomes one big roller coaster ride that takes him from rags to riches and also helps him meet the love of his life, Simi (Bipasha Basu) who is an exciting sexy DJ with a mind of her own. Everything is hunky dory and moving towards 'happily ever after'.

As they say with great power comes great responsibility and in Ray's case, also great danger. He must now face up to the dark side of reality and win not only against the evil forces but also against fate.

Aa Dekhen Zara is a fast-paced, romantic musical thriller with some great edge of the seat action.

Can Ray change his date with fate? Aa Dekhen Zara.


Ray Acharya who is played by Neil Nitin Mukesh, is a struggling photographer who at this time in his life has absolutely nothing going for him. But something changes for this man which will forever alter his luck and make him start to look up as far as life goes. A very special camera that his grandfather once owned ends up falling into his lap through an inheritance.

This simple little camera ends up changing his life in a way he could have never pictured in his wildest dreams. His destiny is now altered. Over night things become a one big roller coaster for him. He goes from rags to riches. And eventually meets the love of his life Simi, played by Bollywood's hottest Bipasha Basu. Simi is an exciting and sexy DJ who thinks quite independently. It all seems that his time has come to live happily ever after. But unfortunately this is not the case for Ray who finally got the changed he hoped for.

As they say in Spiderman, "with great power comes great responsibility" and now Ray has to face great danger. Along with the good things happening for Ray a dark side of reality has now been revealed, that of which he must face. Now he must win not only against evil forces but also against fate.
Obviously, very few auteurs composed unique fictions on the supernatural thriller genre. Well, none presumed to go for the most speculative take on such genres. Perhaps the raise of new filmmakers inspired by western flicks is coming to the forefront with groundbreaking motifs. Aye! You know something…. It all started when the Japanese filmmaker Tsuruta Norio’s ‘Yogen’ (Premonition) topped the charts of World Box Office. If you’re all guessing what this plotline is all about, it’s there right in the title. A Newspaper carries stories that would happen the very next second once read. Japanese flicks never left anyone getting inspired, even Hollywood. Things got more exemplified with ‘Grudge’, ‘Ring’ and more that were marked coherent factors sans absurdities that we often notice in other films.

If ‘Yogen’ was all about newspapers, Ring - ‘A Video Tape’, ‘13B’ about TV Series, how about a phenomenal camera exposing future. Quite interesting, isn’t? Befittingly, the film top-notches with a brilliant script unforeseen ever in Indian film scenarios as it treads interesting parts.

‘Aa Dekhen Zara’ goes far-fetched with powerful characterizations and substantial screenplay, though it stumbles at few points.

Not all wildlife photographers do become Mohit Chauhan who’s prone to ‘Thrills’ n ‘Chills’ across every moment. Surely, his famous statement “a wildlife photographer in India, being charged by a tiger sometime in your life is almost a certainty” hasn’t got anything to do for a guy like Ray Acharya (Neil Nithin Mukesh).

Ray Acharya is a struggling wild life photographer who finds ‘misfortunes’ right on his shoulders. The guy hasn’t got a single paisa to run around for his every need until his grandpa dies passing on an extraordinary camera. Nevertheless, Ray who isn’t aware about the supernatural powers of this photo-cam clicks it haphazardly on Simi (Bipasha Basu), an aphrodisiac DJ who resides in the opposite apartment (this guy has been drenched with peeping-tom mania into her Kidkiyaan…). Ah! He’s stuck in appalling waters as one of the photographs depicts herself getting shot at a bar. It’s almost like Ray’s fortune gushing through boundlessly. Not just does he save his girlfriend’s life, but also turns into a millionaire overnight as he clicks at the lottery ticket, race horses to auspicate the right one.

Meanwhile, you’ve the worst baddies in town knocking his door for grabbing the sorcerous camera. In some manner, he sorts out things through hand-to-hand combat. Wait! This isn’t a happy ending for the lad. He’s topsy-turvily frizzled with the most awful situation, where camera starts prognosticating his awful future.

When previous week’s releases catered to specified groups: either multiplex or single screen audiences, ‘Aa Dekhen Zara’ savors to the best for all… Possibly, for those buffs of ‘Final Destination Series’, it may not exceed your expectations. But, pace dropping off in the latter part adds to the negative traits though loaded with finest songs, it eclipses those diminishing factors.

Neil Nithin Mukesh is simply his best as Ray. The actor had proved his adept skills with in his debut ‘Johnny Gaddar’. He doesn’t strain himself overreacting to the riskiest situations in the frame. Neil is cool striking limelight with a naturalistic appeal. Totting up is his elegant looks and gestures that draws commendable conclusions. Scrumptious Bipasha shares best chemistry with Neil. Rahul Dev as the baddie does a laudable performance. Musical score by Gourov and Pritham are pleasant to the ears though the camera could’ve been far better.

Jehangir goes proficient with an unparalleled film. As mentioned, fine screenplay and powerful characters (including the strange camera) grounds the film on best remarks.

‘Aa Dekhen Zara’ - Zaroor Dekhna Hai… At box office, the film is sure to sustain for next couple of weeks. It’s a doubtless

Online Dostana hindi Movie Review And Wallpapers

Language: Hindi
Release Year: 2008
Cast: Abhishek Bachchan, John Abraham, Shilpa Shetty, Priyanka Chopra
Producer: Karan Johar
Director: Tarun Mansukhani
Music Director: Vishal , Shekhar

Dostana movie review

t's all happening in the Beach Party Capitol of the world.....Miami is the setting for Dharma Productions latest offering "Dostana" - serving a cocktail of all ingredients to do with Friendship, Fun, Frolic and that thing called Love....but with a slight twist - there is a small case of pretending to be Gay!!

When Sameer (Abhishek Bachchan) and Kunal (John Abraham) are turned down for an apartment because the land lady doesn't want 2 strapping young men to corrupt her young sexy niece Neha (Priyanka Chopra), they go to plan "G" - they pretend to be "Gay" to secure the apartment.

All is well till they meet the sexy siren Neha and thus begins a journey of fun, frolic and a test of friendship like never before when Neha's boss Abhimanyu (Bobby Deol) enters the fray as the third contender for her affections, it gets even hotter under everyone's vests and bikini's and the boy's get down and dirty, in sunny Miami.
Vishal and Shekhar seem to be having a rollicking time this year, with almost every album of theirs setting the cash registers ringing. After "Tashan", "Bachna Ae Haseeno", they're out with "Dostana" and it rocks.

"Desi girl" is an energy packed track that has a good dose of thumping dance beats and variety in terms of lyrics. Shankar Mahadevan and Sunidhi Chauhan render it with full gusto and live up to the status of being the most energetic singers in Bollywood. All in all, this tra...


Dostana is about two guys, Sameer played by Abhishek Bachchan who is a nurse and Kunal played by John Abraham, a photographer. They bump into each other while looking for an apartment to rent, and coincidentally head towards the same apartment.

However, they are both thrown out because the owner wants to rent the apartment to women only, since her niece, Neha played by Priyanka Chopra stays in that apartment alone.

Sameer gets the idea that if Kunal and he pretend to be gay lovers, then the owner will agree to let them stay. Kunal initially refuses, but agrees out of desperation. Their plan works and they move in. Over a period of time Neha, Kunal, and Sameer become good friends, hanging out together and having fun.

One day Neha's boss 'M', short for Murli announces that he is resigning from his job as the editor-in-chief of Verve magazine and is in charge of replacing himself. In order to impress her boss who is gay, and bag the job, Neha invites him for dinner at her house telling him that she will introduce him to her gay roommates. The evening turns out to be a comical situation as Sameer's mother finds out that her son might be gay and turns up at their doorstep.

Next day at Neha's office M announces Abhimanyu Singh as the next editor-in-chief. Neha, heartbroken returns home where Kunal and Sameer try to console her. Kunal, Sameer and Neha then together work out a difficult project she was given by her boss and Neha becomes a hit at her office. Pleased with her success, Abhimanyu appoints her as the co-editor-in-chief of Verve. While Kunal is out of town for a few days, Sameer takes Neha out on an intimate date.

Sameer confesses his love for Neha at a mall where Kunal is coincidentally spying. Kunal than attempts to confess his love and things end up taking a different turn. They decide to take Neha out for her birthday to a place that ends up being a male strip bar. A character named Abhimanyu joins the mix and Kunal and Sameer decide to eliminate him all together. They tell Abhimanyu to do completely ridiculous things in order to impress Neha (like asking him to wax his chest hair off and wear an outlandish dress), but their plan doesn't work.

The rest of the film plays out like a three way game with them going through all kinds of schemes to outwit each other. Eventually Neha gets upset with them and the film ends off with a comedic kiss between Sameer and Kunal which was instigated by Abhimanyu. The three eventually make up and they all go back to being good friends.

Online 8x10 Tasveer hindi Movie Review And Wallpapers

Language: Hindi
Release Year: 2009
Cast: Akshay Kumar, Ayesha Takia, Sharmila Tagore, Javed Jaffrey, Anant Mahadevan
Producer: Percept Picture Company, T-Series
Director: Nagesh Kukunoor
Music Director: Salim Merchant, Sulaiman Merchant

8x10 Tasveer movie review

It seems that bollywood' s latest addiction is photography. After 'Aa dekhe zara' last week '8*10 Tasveer ' is also a concoction supernatural power & photography. This times it's not the camera but our own dear ' padam shree ' akki himself who has the ability of time traveling
whenever he peeks to a photograph (?) .
Jai Puri (Akshay) is a forest ranger in Canada. For over a year he is having a live in relationship with Sheela (Takia) and staying separately from his parents Jatin (Benjamin Gilani) and Savitri (Sharmila Tagore) because he doesn’t approve of his father’s business dealings.Jai can look at any photograph and can actually go (actually his spirit used to visit) right into that moment when it was actually clicked. Through his this gifted ability he had helped many people who are in need , though it even cost his health . His happy life gets a blow when he comes to know about his father’s death. It is supposedly an accident as his father slipped down their yacht and had a heart attack when fallen into cold water. His mother, father’s business partner cum brother Sunder (Anant Mahadevan), business associate Adit (Rushad Rana) and good friend cum lawyer Anil Sharma (Girish Karnad) were present on the yacht when the accident took place. While Jai too dismisses it as an accident, Habib aka Happi (Javed Jaffery) a whimsical ex-cop meets him and explains the possibility of a murder. Jai in the beginning disbelieves him but Happi tries to bring to notice proofs that lead Jai to believe that it was indeed a murder. Jai starts using his special gift to trace the murderer through that one photograph which was clicked just minutes before his father died. But then two more murders take place and Jai is left stunned. How one shocking revelation leads to other and what “truth” comes face to face at the pre-climax forms the rest of the film.
Starting of the movie is well. But soon slow pace faded down that wellness , though it is intentional to go slow.The premise of the movie & settings keeps on getting more & more grabbing & interesting & some superb shots keeps you binded , It is almost like watching a Hollywood suspense thriller . But the whole premise get crazy free during the last 30 minutes in what appears like a ever lasting climaxWith the big suspense tumbling out and the reasons given by the murderer appearing far from convincing, you stop taking it seriously. But one can admit, the identity of the murderer is indeed very shocking and something that even the biggest of suspense film fan’s can find it difficult to predict. However, even after it is revealed, the film takes too much time to wind up. After a point you lose count of how many dead bodies are fallen.
But that doesn't prevent u from giving credit & praise to Kukunoor who truely deserves it
. His interval point is really grabbing u can almost wish that it shouldn't came at that point
. kukunoor again rocks though this time at a lower note.
Akshay Kumar deserves a bow for taking the risk to be a part of such an unusual project. He has acted sincerely and given it his all Ayesha Takia is back in form and impresses. Javed Jaffrey is simply superb right from his entry to exit. Girish Karnad makes a rare appearance and is good as usual. Sharmila Tagore lends grace to her character. Anant Mahadevan and Rushad Rana are good as well. The actress playing Javed Jaffrey’s nurse ex-girlfriend is natural.
The film hardly has scope for music and thankfully songs are kept minimized. The background score by Salim Suleiman successfully elevates the thrill element.
One can easily go & watch it. He won't feel that his money is been robbed .Movie is a good thriller & a paisa vasool.
8X10 Tasveer" stars Akshay Kumar as Jai, a man with a special ability. Straying away from the Bollywood comic norm, "8X10" is a supernatural thriller with Akshay Kumar starring as a man who can go back into the past of the deceased by touching one of their objects.

Akshay Kumar’s friends are skeptical at his supposed power and his father, Jatin, feel like he should be managing the family business rather than focusing on his "so called" power. The constant struggle between Jai and his father has destroyed their relationship. Jai’s mother can’t stand being apart from her son so she goes behind Jatin’s back to see him.

When Jatin is killed in a mysterious accident, Akshay Kumar holds on to a photograph and delves into his father’s past. While Jai tries to unravel his father’s death we’re taken on a nail biting rollercoaster. We are able to see the motive behind every decision in the Bollywood thriller.

Along with Akshay Kumar, the film stars Ayesha Takia who plays his wife Sheela, the love of his life. Sharmila Tagore, and Javed Jaffery. A.R. Rahman follows up his Oscar award winning soundtrack for "Slumdog Millionaire" by working on the 8X10 soundtrack. Also featured on the soundtrack is Bohemia, a US-based desi rapper.

Nagesh Kukunoor (previous films include "Bollywood Calling" and "Iqbal"); director of the film set the filmed in Calgary, Canada. Fans of Akshay Kumar will be surprised by the role as Kumar is taking on a different type of role, one with sci-fi/thriller elements. According to Kumar, "Nagesh’s film is definitely a change from what I am used to doing. But after that, I’m going back to action and then comedy. " When asked what type of film he enjoys doing the most he says, "Each has its own fun and challenges. Action’s my all time favorite though."