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Online Raaz hindi Movie Review And Wallpapers

Language: Hindi
Release Year: 2009
Cast: Emraan Hashmi,Adhyayan Suman,Kangna Ranaut
Producer: Mukesh Bhatt
Director: Mohit Suri
Music Director: Toshi, Sharib Sabri, Raju Singh, Gourov Dasgupta

Raaz movie review

The film begins with an Englishman going to a temple at Kalindi at night time. He ends up seeing the priest of the temple in a horrific state. The priest had sliced his body with a scythe and carved an Om on his body. The man horrified who is shocked and horrified by the sight of this, runs away from the temple. The story then changes to a model Nandita who is in love with a man named Yash, who directs and hosts a reality show "Andhvishwas". Yash's show covers various superstitions of ghosts and voodoos. Yash and Nandita move into an apartment where they start living and Nandita ends up getting pregnant. One night Nandita ends up facing a man named Prithvi, who is an aspiring artist who is in search of his lost masterpiece. Prithvi informs Nandita that he created a sketch 4 months earlier of a girl which he claims is Nandita. He shows her a painting where Nandita is lying with her wrist slit and bleeding. Prithvi warns Nandita of danger. But by accident Nandita actually slits her wrist from a ghostly attack in her in bathroom. Prithvi saves her and rushes her to hospital. Yash comes to the hospital and finds out about Nandita's pregnancy and her miscarriage from excessive bleeding. Nandita complains about Prithvi to Yash. Yash makes the police arrest Prithvi but he's later released.

Meanwhile at Kalindi, Himachal Pradesh, the same Englishman David Cooper, who is the owner of the Kalindi chemical plant, hangs himself after writing on the wall in Hindi "Tum ashudh ho, sadh chuke ho which means 'you are impure', with his own blood. The investigaters of the suicide start to get affected in a bad way from the suicide. Prithvi paints another picture of Nandita getting mobbed. He goes to a fashion show where Nandita is performing. She ends up getting possessed and attacks a Spiritual Gura at the show. She uses the same lines "Tum ashudh Ho, sadh chuke ho" to the guru that were written in Kalindi. Prithvi comes to her rescue but guards stopped him. They take Nandita away from the guruji and audiences.

The guru comes on the TV and reveals that Nandita is possessed. Yash finds out about this and made her apologize and tell them she has mental problems. The Police leave Prithvi. Nandita gets another ghostly attack in her bathroom with same lines written in her mirror. She asks Prithvi for help her. Prithvi doesn't help but instead shows her a new painting in which she is hung at her back the lines were written again. He also shows her some news clippings where the death of the priest and David Cooper is shown, with the same lines written at the back. Nandita thanks him and leaves. She goes to a party with Yash and she gets attacked again by some unknown powers and starts to bleed. Meanwhile Prithvi gets ready to help Nandita and burns the hanging painting of Nandita which which to him means that he will protect her. Nandita runs out of the party, bleeding. Prithvi sees her on the road and chases her. Finally Prithvi finds her in a slum where she is writing same lines with her blood. He tries to stop her but finds out that she is possessed with a ghost. She tries to kill herself but Prithvi stops it. Yash arrives to find out that Nandita is in Prithvi's arms.

Yash wants to help Nandita, but only if she leaves Prithvi but Nandita stays with Prithvi and go to Kalindi. Yash ends things with Nandita. Nandita goes to Kalindi with Prithvi in search of the truth. They meet the priest's wife who is now becomes a prostitute. She tells them that it was her husband who was evil and his death was not a surprise after telling them about all the horrible things he did in the name of religion. They go to the police inspector̢۪s house, where they find out that he's lost his mind and kills himself by shooting himself in the head. Prithvi and Nandita stay in a guest house. Nandita once again gets possessed by the spirit at night. The spirit leads her to a forest where she continuously gets attacked by paranormal activities. She starts to see people hanging from trees and getting beaten. She sees a well and somebody standing near it and goes for it. Just as she is about to jump, Prithvi catches her. It is revealed that it was not a jungle, but the steep edge of a cliff.

Nandita and Prithvi continue their journey on their jeep. One night animals attack and destroy their jeep. Nandita leaves the jeep and heads towards the trees where she sees the same well. This time before Prithvi catches her, she jumps inside. Prithvi follows her. There in the well, Nandita learns that it is Prithvi's father Veer Pratap Singh (Jackie Shroff) who is the spirit. He once found out that the Kalindi chemical plant dumps its toxins in the Kalindi sacred lake, where thousands gather once in a year to bathe in a sacred ritual. He lodges a complaint against David Cooper but is warned by the policeman and the priest against doing anything, or his life will be in peril. In return he tells them that "Tum ashudh Ho, sadh chuke ho".

Veer Pratap tries to tell the truth to everyone, but is killed by the goons of the priest and murdered and dumped in the same well. His substantial spirit comes back for his revenge. He killed David Cooper, the policeman and the priest who were with David. Prithvi gets to know the truth but is confused why Nandita was used for this. Nandita comes to know that it was Yash actually withheld the proof of Veer Singh's death and sold them to David for sponsor his show. Nandita tries to escape with the tapes but gets caught by Yash. Prithvi comes for rescue, but Yash Stabs Prithvi. Finally the spirit of Veer attacks Yash and kills him. Veer heals Prithvi's wound and goes to heaven. Nandita gets united with Prithvi

Sunday, May 30, 2010

Online Slumdog Millionaire hindi Movie Review And Wallpapers

Language: English
Release Year: 2008
Cast: Dev Patel, Anil Kapoor, Irrfan Khan, Madhur Mittal, Freida Pinto
Producer: Christian Colson
Director: Danny Boyle
Music Director: A.R.Rahman

Slumdog Millionaire movie review

Is there anything really left to say about Slumdog Millionaire? It's been described in every way possible, from extraordinary to exploitative, from masterful to mundane. Slumdog Millionaire to me hardly remains as much a film as it is a phenomenon, and admittedly it does feel silly adding my two insignificant cents to the million.

Well, if you ask me, here's my humble take. Did I like it? Yes, very much so. But I would be lying if I said it blew me away, and even more so if I didn't admit that I was a tad underwhelmed- but you could blame it on my great expectations for this Dickensian tale of adversity, adventure and unswerving love.

Danny Boyle brilliantly crafts this rags-to-riches tale treating the subject with humility, respect and dignity, immersing him in the milieu and yet maintaining his uniquely kinetic style without forcibly imposing a 'foreign' style on the film, and this is no ordinary achievement. Boyle's enthusiasm and spirit is difficult to resist, and even harder not to admire.

This is undeniably a pure masala plot that feeds of the most classic of Bollywood themes, and I can't help but wonder if the ingredients that make up this film would have been better handled in the hands of say, a Bhardwaj instead of a Boyle, of what a masterful Indian filmmaker could have made of this material... but well, I guess I'll just let that thought be, for the rueful fact is that no big producer in India would touch this film with a bargepole.

Boyle, along with his exceptional cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle don't look at slum life with lingering pity, instead what we get is a celebration of life and the sheer spirit to survive and win, against all odds. Set to AR Rahman's music, the images create an oddly beautiful, even poetic landscape that throbs with life.

Simon Beaufoy's screenplay, skillfully adapted from Vikas Swarup's novel Q&A is taut and never less than gripping, and while it might be easy to nitpick and point loopholes and accents, this is clearly not a film about tiny details and complaining about them is pretty pointless. The English and Hindi mix is handled pretty darn well, especially in the first half, and while it compromises on the authenticity, the writers have clearly done their best.

If there is a weak spot in the film, it would have to be the central love story which did not come across as affecting enough to me, and I would perhaps blame some of that on Frieda Pinto who came across as a little lackluster despite a reasonably attractive presence. The rest of the cast is pitch perfect right from Dev Patel as the pure-hearted Jamal and Madhur Mittal as his street smart brother Salim to the other supporting players- Anil Kapoor, Irrfan Khan and Ankur Vakil. But the actors who really shine and give the film its most touching and endearing moments are without doubt the youngest- Azharuddin Mohammed Ismail, Ayush Mahesh Khedekar, and Rubiana Ali who play Salim, Jamal and Latika in the earliest parts of the film- the innocence they bring to the film is incredible, and for me, these little unsung heroes alone warrant that you watch this film.

In the end it's Danny Boyle who like Jamal doggedly and devotedly jumps into a cesspool of s**t, and emerges wonderfully triumphant, even as some accuse him of 'cheating'. And even as Slumdog didn't quite make it from exciting to exhilarating and magical for me- I don't grudge the film its glory. After all, maybe the answer behind its success is simply (d). Destiny, that is.

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.