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Monthly Archives: October 2012
THREE MUSIC PERFORMANCES: HIDEKI TOGI, SUFI-INSHAD and SHREYA GHOSHAL
THREE DISTINCTIVE MUSICAL PERFORMANCES: HIDEKI TOGI, SUFI-INSHAD and SHREYA GHOSHAL In the span of less than a week, earlier this month, my wife and I were treated to three very different musical performances in three different venues and each of … Continue reading
REVIEW: CHAKRAVYUH
CHAKRAVYUH Prakash Jha’s CHAKRAVYUH marks the return of the director to his no-frills style of probing meaningful socio-political issues. It certainly will rank as mainstream Bollywood’s first contribution to highlight the Naxalism issue, although two other movies, Govind Nihalini’s HAZAR … Continue reading
Posted in REVIEWS
Tagged Abhay Deol, Anjali Patil, Anjum Rajabali, Arjun rampal, Chakravyuh review, Deewar, Esha Gupta, Manoj Bajpayee, Namak Haram, Om Puri, Prakash Jha, Sameera Redday
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REVIEW: STUDENT OF THE YEAR
STUDENT OF THE YEAR There is one feature about Karan Johar’s latest directorial effort (which is also produced by him), STUDENT OF THE YEAR which I like: it has no pretensions whatsoever of wanting to be the film of the … Continue reading
REVIEW: AIYYAA
AIYYAA When I first heard about Anurag Kashyap’s latest production AIYYAA (which in Tamil means a respectable person), I honestly thought that it referred to the director, Sachin Kundalkar, who in Marathi film circles is acknowledged as a creative film … Continue reading
REVIEW: ENGLISH VINGLISH
ENGLISH VINGLISH ENGLISH VINGLISH opens with a one line mention of a tribute to Indian Cinema (100 years old) and one of its doyens, Amitabh Bachchan (70 years old on October 11th). And this movie, so brilliantly directed by debutante … Continue reading
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Tagged Adil Hussain, Amit Trivedi, English Vinglish, Gauri Shinde, Mehdi Nebbou, PAA, R Balki, Sridevi
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