Thank You Movie Wallpapers, Movie Thank You Review, Pictures, Story, Photos

Thank You is an upcoming Bollywood romantic comedy film directed by Anees Bazmee and produced by UTV Motion Pictures. It features Akshay Kumar, Bobby Deol, Sonam Kapoor, Suniel Shetty, Irfan Khan, Celina Jaitley & Rimi Sen. The music of the movie is given by Pritam Chakraborty and lyrics penned by Amitabh Bhattacharya, Ashish Pandit and Kumaar. Thank You Movie release date is 8 April 2011. The story is about 3 best friends Raj, Yogi and Vikram who are business partners, serial womanizers and happily married beacuse their wives have no idea their husbands cheat on them. Akshay Kumar is playing a role of Punjabi munda and doing lot of bhangra dances now days in Canada Toronto on the sets of Thank You. While Akshay Kumar and Sonam Kapoor will be doing the lead roles, Sunil Shetty and Celina Jaitley will enact another couple in this film. Irfan Khan will play some negative role or something. It is expected that Thank You will be one hit comedy of 2011. So Check out here Thank You Movie Wallappers, Thank You Movie Pictures, Thank You Movie Photos, Thank You Movie Trailers, Thank You Movie Videos, Thank You Movie cast & Crew & Thank You Movie Images.

Akshay Kumar & Sonam Kapoor Thank You Movie Cast & Crew:
Star Cast: Akshay Kumar, Sonam Kapoor, Bobby Deol, Suniel Shetty, Celina Jaitly, Irfan Khan, Rimi Sen and Vidya Balan.
Director: Anees Bazmee
Producer: Ronnie Screwvala
Story/Writer : Anees Bazmee
Banner : UTV Motion Pictures, Hari Om Productions
Language : Hindi
Genre : Comedy/Romance
Thank You Release Date: 8 April 2011

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Dum Maaro Dum Movie Review, Dum Maaro Dum Movie Wallpapers, Pics, Photos

Fox Star Studios & Ramesh Sippy's Dum Maaro Dum a thriller type of movie is near about to completion. Film having star cast of Abhishek Bacchan, Kangna Ranaut, Aditya Pancholi and Bipasha Basu. The movie director by Rohan Sippy & producer is Ramesh Sippy. The music of film given by Pritam. The 'Dum Maaro Dum' movie revolves around six Indians who meet in Goa and how their lives change forever once they get involved with the drug mafia. The film shoot at the natural locations in Goa. This film is the story of four people whose life intersects at Goa Airport. Specially , eepika Padukone will perform a item song in the movie grooving to the remix version of the hit song "Dum Maro Dum". Dum Maaro Dum is set to release on 22nd April, 2011. Checkout here latest Dum Maaro Dum Movie Walllpapers, Dum Maaro Dum Movie Review, Dum Maaro Dum Movie Photos, Dum Maaro Dum Movie Pictures & Dum Maaro Dum Movie Images.

Abhishek Bacchan's Dum Maaro Dum Movie Cast & Crew:
Star Cast : Abhishek Bachchan, Bipasha Basu, Prateik Babbar, Rana Daggubati, Aditya Pancholi, Harry Key
Producer : Rohan Sippy
Director : Rohan Sippy
Music Director : Pritam Chakraborty
Banner: Ramesh Sippy Entertainments, Fox Star Studios
Genre: Action, Romance
Official Website : www.dummaarodum.com
Release Date : April 22, 2011

*Ragini MMS Movie Wallpapers, Ragini MMS Movie Review, Photos, Story, Pictures & Images*

Ragini MMS is an upcoming 2011 Bollywood horror/thriller film. The movie is a sensuous paranormal film, shot as if in real time! It is produced by Ekta Kapoor, who produced critically acclaimed films Love Sex aur Dhokha and Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai.The film stars Raj Kumar Yadav and Kainaz Motivala in lead roles. The movie is directed by Pawan Kripalani. Ekta Kapoor is the producer of this film and it is under the banner of Balaji Telefilms Ltd.

The film Ragini MMS revolves around a young couple (Ragini and Uday) who enter a house to spend a romantic weekend vacation. Ragini and Uday who have planned for a dirty weekend at a friend’s farmhouse on the outskirts of Mumbai. But they find themselves in a house that has been set up with cameras in Bigg Boss style and they try to escape from the house. However, the couple is not aware of the fact that the house is fitted with cameras at each and every corner and therefore will capture every private moment that they share inside the house. The film revolves around a nude video taken of a girl named Ragini. Ekta Kapoor's Raginni MMS is set to release on 13th May 2011. It is slated for release on Friday the thirteenth of May. Check out here Ragini MMS Movie Wallpapers, Ragini MMS Movie Review, Ragini MMS Latest Movie Photos, Ragini MMS Movie Pictures & Ragini MMS Movie Images.

Ekta Kapoor's Raginni MMS Movie Cast & Crew
Star Cast: Kainaz Motivala, Raj Kumar Yadav
Producer: Ekta Kapoor
Director: Pavan Kripalani
Genre: Romance - Thriller
Release Date: 12th May 2011

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Movie Review : I Am News

Starring Nandita Das, Purab Kohli, Juhi Chawla, Manisha Koirala, Sanjay Suri, Radhika Apte, Shernaz Patel, Anurag Kashyap, Rahul Bose, Arjun Mathur & Abhimanyu Singh

Rating: 4/5
How and where does one begin to describe the infinite satisfaction of watching a film that emerges from the closet with some arresting and disturbing home-truths on what goes on when the lights are off ?Tiptoeing through the darkest corridors of the human heart director Onir in I Am comes up with four stories on the question of individual, sexual and geo-political identity.

There are no happy beginnings or endings for any of the four protagonists in I Am. Each one creates a universe of sublime sorrow spearheaded by an inability to …well, fit in.

Squares among circles? So be it. Onir revels in creating damaged but empathetic worlds for his four heroes…No, these are super-heroes in their resilience and determination to tackle discrimination without succumbing to their internal injuries.

When Afia in the first story, played by the luscious Nandita Das asks her buddy Juhi Chawla if she’d lend her brother for some serious sperm banking, Juhi (who we get to know in the next story is Megha reclaiming her heritage in Kashmir) walks away in disgust. We can’t.

We don’t want to. Artificial insemination gets a cinematic treatment in the story as Nandita meets her sperm donor (Purab Kohli in a timid mode). As they speak gently into the night, a warm fertile relationship grows between them in the fertility clinic. No they don’t fall in love. Where is the space for that to creep in?

The punctuations in the first story are bolder more aggressive than the other three, as though Onir wanted to get all the ‘cinema’ in his film out of the way as early as possible.

For the second story I Am Megha, Onir takes his compelling drama of the damned to Kashmir. The location is treacherously pretty. Mani Ratnam’s Dil se re dil se.

The dreaded ‘m’ word stalks the streets with unrelenting impunity. Here under the shadow of militancy two dignified women, one a Kashmiri Pundit and the other a local Muslim, interact with restrained annoyance. They are upset and angry. But they won’t colour the ambience with their prejudices.

Thanks to the two actresses Juhi Chawla and Manisha Koirala who play out the Ingmar Bermanesque drama in the deceptive tranquility of the Valley I Am Megha comes to life as a chamber-piece set in the outdoors.

And if that sounds like a contradiction in terms then stick around. Onir specializes in interpreting the beauty of the world outside as a counterpoint to the squalidity that is secreted in places not visible to the human eye.

The third story I Am Abhimanyu on child abuse is understandably a portrait of acute complexities brought to a virile fruition by the director’s determined evasion of any self-pity in the abused child’s character. Rather, Abhimanyu (Sanjay Suri) grows up as quite a manipulator, not sure of his sexual preferences but sure that he’d milk the ambivalence of his tortured past for all that it’s worth.

Amazingly Onir goes through the three phases in Abhimanyu’s life, as the abused child going on to a manipulative adolescent and thence to whining adulthood, in just about 15-20 minutes of playing-time.

Portable epic, indeed! This story also has the most intriguing array of actors, from Suri as the grownup permanently-wounded Abhimanyu to Zain Salam as the adolescent Abhimanyu to Anurag Kashyap as the sexual molestor, to Shernaz Patel as the mother in denial and Radhika Apte as Suri’s bohemian sounding-board who knows she may not be able to have sex with the man she so openly loves because of his tortured past. Whose locks is it anyway?

The sexual candour of this episode makes for remarkable viewing. Onir desists from making any judgement on those who scar the wounded. And really, who are we to wonder what lies beneath the surface of the simmering sexual politics of that overrated universe known as domesticity?

The rawest most guttural and devastating story is saved for the last. I Am Omar is a story straight out of every gay person’s favourite nightmare. While making out in a car with his newly acquired toyboy Omar (Arjun Mathur) Jai (Rahul Bose) is accosted by a vulgar homophobic cop.

Here we must pause to note that Abhimanyu Singh as the cop on the bawdy beat comes up with the most bludgeoning performance in the film. His filthy language and his even filthier intentions towards the cowering gay man are brought out by the actor with a ferocity and clarity that provide an entirely new definition to credible characterization.

This story is shot with the quivering conviction of a crime reporter with a video camera who has suddenly chanced on a scene of atrocity that far exceeds his call of duty. The enormity of the crime is represented in the beads of sweat that appear on the victim of the police atrocity’s brow. Rahul Bose is full of righteous damnation.

I Am, can happen to anyone who doesn’t conform. The isolation of the unorthodox is palpable in every precious breath that the four-storeyed tale takes.

The quartet of stories are backed by the most wonderful team of actors and technicians all working towards building an enchanting edifice of power and sex, lust and longing, loss and strands of redemption. 

These are not “happy” stories. How can they be? When the people in them are so intrinsically unhappy? The challenge for Onir is to make his tortured characters acclimatized to their pain and suffering without making them look like resigned victims.

I Am brims over with the indignation of discrimination. But there is no room for hysteria or melodrama in the storytelling. Though all four stories are shot by one cameraman Arvind Kannabiran, each one conveys its own mood texture and urgency.

Though all are joined at the hip each story has its own unique rhythm There are no empty symbolic gestures of reconciliation and pacification in this world of disaffected derelicts.

The emptied-out world of the four protagonists is filled with the noises of smothered pain. Each protagonist carries his burden of guilty and grief to the last.

There is no getting away from the despair. But there is no sense of pessimism in the telling of the stories. That’s the beauty of this little gem of a film. You get affected. But you don’t lose hope. At the end of the tunnel there is a beam of light. You can’t miss it.