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Daayen Ya Baayen Movie Review By Taran Adarsh
DAAYEN YA BAAYEN may have been made with the right intentions, but the problem is that director Bela Negi has shot too much - some good, some pointless - and when you to try to encompass it all, it tells on the final product.
Ramesh [Deepak Dobriyal] returns from the city to his small remote village in the Himalayas. Armed with irrepressible enthusiasm, he hopes to be the breath of fresh air the village has been waiting for. But, instead, his quirky traits make him the joke of the village.
In a dramatic turn of events, a chance entry into a television contest wins him a swank luxury car, elevating Ramesh to heroic status overnight. Adored by children and admired by the locals, he becomes the focal point of the village. It forces him to live up to the status of a car owner and unwittingly, he turns into a borrower and, before long, he is unfathomably deep in liability.
Bela reserves the best for the first hour: the story moves rapidly, the humour is enjoyable and manages a smile on your face and the sundry characters come across so real. But the film loses focus in the post-interval portions. It lacks the meat to carry the story forward, the sub-plots aren't convincing at all and the pacing is lethargic, which makes you restless after a point. In fact, you fervently hope that the film would end soon.
Director Bela Negi's story and execution have a strictly narrow scope. The real star of the show is cinematographer Amlan Datta, whose cinematography captures the mountainous topography with flamboyance. The background score is appropriate, while the dialogues should be well received by the viewers.
Deepak Dobriyal does decently well as the typical clueless dreamer. Bharti Bhatt performs well as Deepak Dobriyal's wife. Badrul Islam is quite good. Manav Kaul is wasted. Pratyush leaves a mark in the role of Deepak's son.
On the whole, DAAYEN YA BAAYEN caters to a miniscule segment of moviegoers and even that segment of audience won't feel completely elated at the conclusion of the screening. The film has had an unsung release - there's no hype or awareness - and combined with the negligible appeal, will undeniably prove to be a disaster at the box-office.
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Nakshatra Movie Review By Taran Adarsh
Carelessly scripted NAKSHATRA suffers because the writer takes the viewer for granted. Besides, if you're attempting a suspense thriller - which NAKSHATRA is - the identity of the culprit should catch you by complete surprise, when the mask is taken off. But the villain's identity can be guessed midway through the film, which only goes to prove how fragile the written material is.
When an opportunity to write a script for a movie comes to Ajay [Shubh], an aspiring screen writer, he is thrilled, more by the thought of finally being able to prove himself to Jiya [Sabina Sheema], the girl he loves. A robbery being the main theme of the plot, Ajay works hard at getting the script right. Just when everything seems perfect, Ajay is arrested for a crime he hasn't committed.
Sharad [Anupam Kher], a family friend, promises to bail him out as soon as possible. But the mystery deepens when a spate of murders start taking place.
Like I pointed out at the outset, the screenplay leaves a number of questions unanswered. The most vital question being, how and when did the burglary [of the necklace] take place? Besides, the convenience with which Shubh cracks the code startles you. Also, the [casual] manner in which Sabina Sheema hacks government sites is bizarre. The murders that occur simultaneously are equally perplexing. Also, there's an incident of the hero being kidnapped by a comic don, which was meant to evoke laughter. Sorry, it doesn't!
There's very little director Mohan Savalkar can do since he's handicapped by a sketchy screenplay. The music is equally uninspiring [ideally, NAKSHATRA should've been a songless film]. The sole silver lining is the chase sequence, which is expertly executed.
Shubh Mukherjee shows ample improvement over his debut film AASMA. Sabina Sheema seems confident. Milind Soman is stereotypical, while Anupam Kher is wasted. Suhas Khandke and Mahru, as Sabina's parents, are passable.
On the whole, NAKSHATRA has no chances whatsoever.
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Oct 28, 2010
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Vivek Oberoi To Marry Priyanka Alva
Vivek Oberoi To Marry Priyanka Alva.
Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi is is going to tie the knot with his fiancee Priyanka Alva tomorrow (October 28) in Bangalore.The marriage ceremony is at a sprawling farmhouse on the outskirts of the city.
The wedding day begins with the marriage ceremony at 8.30am at Alva's residence, before moving on to the Chancery Pavilion, where ceremonies and music concerts will go on till 11pm.
Oct 27, 2010
Shahid and Hrithik On Reality Shows
Shahid and Hrithik On Reality Shows . All top male stars have come on TV as hosts or judges barring two — Hrithik Roshan and Shahid Kapoor. But now we hear these two too might just take the plunge. It’s big money on TV and who can say a no to that! Talks are on to get Hrithik to be judge on a new reality show that aims to be bigger and better than all the existing ones.
It will have dancers not just from India, but from all over the world. “When it’s Hrithik, the competition ought to be fierce,” says a source. Shahid Kapoor, on the other hand, is being wooed by the makers of Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa to be a judge on the show. Madhuri Dixit has agreed to be a part of Jhalak, hence the makers wanted to have somebody big as a judge along with her. And who better than Shahid, who is considered one of the finest dancers in the film industry besides Hrithik.
If both these stars agree to make their debut on the small screen then we won’t be surprised if the shows are pitted against each other just like the current Amitabh Bachchan-Salman Khan- Akshay Kumar competition created by channels through Kaun Banega Crorepati, Bigg Boss and MasterChef.
Raja Chaudhary In Bigg Boss Season 3
Raja Chaudhary In Bigg Boss Season 3 . Bigg Boss house is going to turn into a battle field soon as Raja Chaudhary is likely to enter the reality show once again. There is a report that Raja, who was a contestant of ‘Bigg Boss’ in the second season will be brought to the house for about two weeks.
However, he won’t be a contestant and is just a special wild card entrant to turn the show spicier.
There is a buzz that the channel is seriously considering about Raja’s entry in Bigg Boss 4. Last Sunday, actress Dolly Bindra’s entry has already created a big confusion and lots of gossip among the housemates. Apart from Sara Khan, none of the housemates were happy on Dolly’e entry. Shweta was especially feeling very uncomfortable with her entry as some years back, her ex-husband Raja Chaudhary had assaulted Dolly in a party and she took her hubby’s side at that time.
However, if the latest buzz of Raja’s entry turns out to be true then it will be a shocking news for Shweta and Dolly. Shweta and Raja’s spoiled relationship was much reported in the media and both share a very bitter relation. So, when they will be bound to stay under one roof, both of them will be facing lots of challenging situations. It will only make the situation awkward in the house leading to more complexity.
Will Dolly turn abusive to Raja or will he forget the past incidents and will gel with them easily? For the latest drama in the house, you just need to tune into to Colors’ channel at 9pm from Monday to Saturday and at 11 pm on Sunday.
