Delhi Belly Movie Review

Director: Abynay Deo
Music: Ram Sampath
Lyrics:Amitabh Bhattacharya, Akshat Verma, Munna, Dhiman, Ram Sampat and Chetan Shashital
Starring: Imran Khan, Poorna Jagannathan, Shenaz Treasuryvala, Rahul Pendkalkar, Vir Das, Kunal Roy Kapoor and Vijay Raaz


There's a scene in DELHI BELLY in which Nitin (Kunaal Roy Kapur) has a stomach upset and goes to the loo every now and then. After a couple of visits, the water tap runs dry. Unable to find a single drop of water in the entire house, he uses orange juice kept in the freezer to well, "
"complete his job". DELHI BELLY has several such gross scenes, but they do manage to evoke laughter.

It's about three friends and flatmates whose lives go haywire. Tashi (Imran Khan) is a journalist who's about to get married to his girlfriend Sonia (Shenaz Treasury). Nitin is his photojournalist friend who also does part-time blackmailing. Arun (Vir Das) is perpetually troubled by his annoying boss. To make matters worse, his girlfriend dumps him. A bizarre turn of events finds them involved in a really tough situation. Their lives are at stake.

Aamir Khan, one of the producers of DELHI BELLY, had repeatedly mentioned in interviews that it has foul language and is strictly for adults. Even the Bhag D.K. Bose song, which became a rage, had some very cheeky lyrics. True, the film is not for the kids. All the characters mouth the F word every now and then. But that's perhaps the way urban youth behave today. So, in the film it doesn't look offensive. In fact, if you are young, you are most likely to connect with the lingo.

Director Abhinay Deo executes the script written by Akshat Verma (also the Associate Director) well. However, he does take some time to get along with the story. The interval-less film has just the right amount of twists, to hold your attention. But you do hope the narrative was a bit tauter as it seems a bit lacklustre in portions. Perhaps, some more humorous moments would have done the trick. Nevertheless, the gags that are there are uproarious. The constant bantering between the three friends is very palpable. The slow-motion climax scene is smartly done. 

Ram Sampat's excellent music is superbly interspersed with the narrative. All the songs just appear in the background and are apt for the various situations. The Bhag D.K. Bose song comes at a very funny moment. Editing could have been better.

Imran Khan acts decently. Vir Das is good. Watch out when he's dressed in a burkha in a jewellery shop. But the star of the film is undoubtedly Kunaal Roy Kapoor! He delivers an astounding and hilarious performance. Shenaz Treasury is effective. Poorna Jagannathan, who plays Imran's colleague and friend, has an amazing screen presence and acts superbly. Vijay Raaz is impressive. Aamir Khan is fine as the item boy.

DELHI BELLY is a fun ride which gives toilet humour a whole new meaning. Watch it for its craziness!  

Bbuddah... Hoga Terra Baap Movie Review

Director: Poori Jagannath
Music: Vishal Dadlani and Shekhar Ravjiani
Lyrics:Vishal Dadlani, Swanand Kirkire and Anvita Dutt Guptan
Starring:Amitabh Bachchan, Raveena Tandon, Hema Malini, Minissha Lamba, Sonal Chauhan, Neha Sharma, Sonu Sood, Prakash Raj, Charmi and Mahie Gill

'Hum jahan khade ho jate hain, line wahin se shuru hoti hain,' mouths Amitabh Bachchan in his intro sequence and marks his return as the Shehenshah of Bollywood.

We just can't stop thanking Mr. Jagannadh for bringing back our Amitabh Bachchan with the same andaaz, the style of dialogue maarooing, and of course bashing the goons. Especially crafted for the star of millennium, BBUDDAH HOGA TERRA BAAP stands apt for its name. With BBUDDAH, Amitabh Bachchan once again establishes that he is 'the' BIG B (big baap) of Indian film industry and still has that zing to give today's actors a run for their money. As he truly says in the film that Mumbai has grown with him and the young ones are just copying his style and moves. Indeed the Bachchan mania is unbreakable and imperishable!

To make a 68-year-young do all the actions, enact the emotions and carry it off with the same spirit which he used to in his younger times, is a task and to present it in a larger-than-life manner is a bigger task. Full marks to Puri Jagannadh who does it intelligently and with much elan. Puri, considering Big B's aura, has very smartly presented the superstar by cashing in on Big B's earlier works.

BBUDDAH appears to be a deftly recreated work of Amitabh Bachchan's memorable films, his larger than life characters, witty dialogues, one liners and songs. BBUDDAH carries the imprints of some of Amitabh Bachchan's blockbuster films like AGNEEPATH, DEEWAR, DON, SHAHENSHAH, HUM, etc. Be it his trademark walk, emotion, speech, expression, dance and his deep baritone voice, Bachchan re-lives the moments. And the fan in you just goes berserk yearning for more!

If this was not enough, Puri has garnished the masaledar Amitabh Bachchan film with a medley of his popular tracks in the song 'Go Meera Go', reminding you of his classic chartbusters, in an entertaining style. You just want to groove with this foot-thumping number.

Besides glorifying Amitabh Bachchan, Puri has equally paid heed to the story and narrative of the film. Amitabh (Viju or shall we say a short name derived from Big B's well-known screen name Vijay), a flamboyant, arrogant, short-tempered ex-gansgter, who is old by age but not by heart, hates people addressing him 'Bbuddah', returns to Mumbai after living for decades in Paris to complete a mission. However the juicy twist revealed at the interval point makes the mission interesting in the second half. Watch out for the scene where Viju is jammed between the two ladies Sita and Kamini and the track of their respective films being played in the background. All these stories add the necessary drama and punk to make the film engaging.

BBUDDAH is captivating right from scene one. But it truly takes your breath away the minute Big B enters. Everytime you see the iconic superstar on-screen your heart misses a beat.

There's a huge list of high points in the film to talk about. But we suggest it's for you to experience. Nevertheless we can't resist mentioning Amitabh Bachchan's climax sequence where he professes some morals and banishes the goons.

Puri, who makes his debut with BBUDDAH in the Hindi film industry, comes up with a tight script. Amol Rathod's cinematography is perfect, while Vijay's stunts are stylish.

The chemistry between Big B and Hema Malini is intact; it does remind us of earlier great works. 'Mast Mast' girl Raveena Tandon does evoke some fun and has an unexpected comeback cameo. Despite the staggering presence of Big B, Sonu Sood performs his part confidently and with panache. South actor Prakash Raj, who is popular for his negative roles, once again gives a terrific performance. Watch out the scene when he meets Big B for the first time and the climax part. After being in JANNAT, Sonal Chauhan is finally back, but has nothing much to do in film. Charmi Kaur, the south sensation who has worked with biggies there, makes her Hindi debut with BBUDDAH. She is charming, funny and loveable in her small part.

BBUDDAH is purely for Amitabh Bachchan fans. A standing ovation for Amitabh Bachchan for a towering performance yet again. This man is magical! He once again proves age is no bar if a person is willing to do something. Bachchan's dynamism, his indomitable spirit and energy levels, make BBUDDAH an interesting fare.

Thank you, Mr. Bachchan for returning in what we have loved seeing over the ages and how now we feel being a 'bbuddah' that we have become with all the energy you bring. Also, a big shout to Puri for giving such a memorable film. Now a piece of advice for the dear movie buffs especially the 'Amitabh' Bachchan fans - please take your near and dear ones to a picnic called BBUDDAH. 

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Bhindi Bazaar Inc

Bhindi Bazaar Inc
DIRECTOR: Ankush Bhatt
CAST: Prashant Narayanan, Gautam Sharma, Kay Kay Menon, Pawan Malhotra, Deepti Naval, Piyush Mishra, Shilpa Shukla, Jackie Shroff
Rating: **

This film is a case of an interesting cast made to do familiar things in hoodlum flicks: small-time cons struggling to extinguish their deadbeat existence with the help of betrayal and murder. Tabrez (Sharma) and Fateh (Narayanan) grow up in the lanes of Bhindi Bazaar, overflowing with refuse and human waste, under the tutelage of the ruthless Mamu (Malhotra), protecting their turf from Pandey (Mishra) and his assorted minions.
The film opens with Tabrez being invited to a game of chess in the swish Malabar Hill apartment of Shroff (Menon), and the action cuts back and forth between the game being played inside and outside. The usual stuff comes trotting out: the camaraderie and the squabbling between the slum kids, the rivalry between gang bosses, sly women, and a series of back-stabbing incidents. 

Using chess as a metaphor is a good trick but the relentlessness with which it is played out becomes quickly tiresome. The ensemble cast is efficient but looks as if it wandered off a Ram Gopal Varma slum-scrum. Narayanan and Sharma are made to pal up on the top of a half-constructed building, very Slumdog style. Kay Kay is given a thin moustache, a thinner smile, and not much else. The only surprise inclusion is Deepti Naval as the dependable Pawan Malhotra’s screen wife: you only wish she had more to do. 

Hrithik & Farhan special appearance in ZNMD

The three B-town hunks Hrithik, Farhan and Abhay have equal space in the film but we are here talking about the special contribution made by Bollywood most handsome and the best body dancer Hrithik and the multitalented Farhan. The two have the film special in their own way. Wanna know how.. read on...

Zoya insisted that the duo do more for a day and requested them to choreograph and direct one song of the film, ‘Khaboon ke Parindey’.

The song essentially revolves around Hrithik Roshan. It is soft, lyrical and calm track. It talks about dreams,  freedom and love....

Hrithik Roshan describes the shooting experience,  “We all landed up early on the sets early as Zoya wanted me to choreograph this song. She was wondering how we would do it. She was actually quite skeptical in the beginning but ultimately loved the way it came out. So Farhan and I showed her how we could do it. He was the camera and I was the actor.”

Well that’s something special… isn’t it?

Poonam Pandey Caught Undressing her Cloths

Model Poonam Pandey is again hitting the headlines for all wrong reasons. After making a bizarre statement of stripping down if India wins the world cup, she is making news for her MMS stripping clip.

The clip shows Poonam Pandey stripping down her clothes for a swimwear calendar shoot. She had herself posted the picture on her Facebook and Twitter Page.

Reacting to all the hype and hoopla surrounding her MMS, Poonam tweeted, “I dono What do People get Making such MMS on me Shooting it like a ghost n Uploading them ... i was just on a shoot but then such Acts hahah.”

She further added, “i never knew People made My MMS and also Uploaded on Youtube saying it a ‘STRIP ACT’ have a look.”

Well, Poonam knows how to remain in the limelight.

Read more: Poonam Pandey's MMS clip hit the net | Poonam Pandey http://www.bollywoodmantra.com/news/poonam-pandey-s-mms-clip-hit-the-net/7464/#ixzz1PaWDhSW0

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