Thursday, 11 October 2012

Makkhi

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Story: Sudeep is a playboy who has wine, women and wealth at his disposal. But a housefly attacks his peace of mind. Will Sudeep ever manage to get rid of the fly?

Movie Review: South director S S Rajamouli has one of the most envied box office records in Telugu cinema. The eight films he has made across various genres of cinema, including Magadheera(historical drama) to Maryada Ramanna(comic-action) have turned to gold. His Makkhi, earlier released in July 2012 Telegu as Eega and Tamil as Naan ee reached the 100-cr mark in those markets so quickly that it automatically lent itself to being dubbed in Hindi.

Cops foil Indian Mujahideen’s major plan to strike Delhi and Bodh Gaya, 3 held



First pictures of suspected IM terrorists held in Delhi
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NEW DELHI: Delhi Police on Thursday claimed to have solved the Pune serial blasts in August and averted terror strikes in Delhi and Bihar's Bodh Gaya during upcoming festival season with the arrest of three suspected Indian Mujahideen terrorists.

The Pune blasts were to avenge the murder of IM operative Qateel Siddique in Yervada Jail on June eight and the initial plan was to target Mumbai or the prison but later this was changed due to logistical reasons, police said.

Asad Khan (33), who is a recruiter, motivator and ideologue of the IM, and Imran Khan (31) were arrested on September 26 from their hideout in Pul Prehladpur in south Delhi and Syed Firoze (38) was apprehended from Nizamuddin Railway station five days later, Delhi Police commissioner Neeraj Kumar told a press conference here.

Wednesday, 10 October 2012

Vennala 1 1/2 review



MONAL GAJJAR AND CHAITANYA KRISHNA IN A STILL FROM VENNELA
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Cast: Chaitanya Krishna, Monal Gajjar, Vennela Kishore, Madhu, Harish, Brahmanandam, Thagubothu Ramesh, Raghu Babu
Direction: Vennela Kishore
Genre: Comedy
Duration: 2 hours 23 minutes
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Synopsis: Kadar (Kishore) and Sunil (Madhu) are forced to move to Bangkok for six months. They run into Krishna Krishna (Chaitanya) and Yuvak (Harish) and then it's sheer madness all the way.

Movie Review: The movie begins with a disclaimer. "Ee cinema lo patalu inka background score ekkado eppudo vinnattu anipinchachu. Adi kevalam kalipithame, maa vennela Deva Katta ki ankithamau." But it doesn't quite prepare you for the barrage of innuendo-less-adult-comedy that follows. It's hard to find words to describe the brand of the "boys-hostel-bathroom-humor" that you get to see in this movie. In fact, a lot of the movie plays out in the bathrooms of Bangkok.

Avunu review





POORNA AND HARSHAVARDHAN IN A STILL FROM AVUNA
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Cast: Poorna, Harshvardhan Rane, Chalapathi Rao, Ravi Babu, Sudha
Direction: Ravi Babu
Genre: Horror
Duration: 1 hour 55 minutes
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Synopsis:Newly weds Mohini and Harsha are a happy couple, what with Harsha even buying a 4,500-sq ft independent villa in a gated community with all amenities, including sensors that switch on and switch off all electronic gadgets. They are happy until Mohini senses the presence of a third invisible person in the house and `it' is after her.

Movie Review: Mohini (Poorna) explains it threadbare to the police but the local inspector cannot simply understand why a loving wife as her would have to stab a man who had been in love with her for six years before they got married. The story narrated in flashback takes you to the time that Harsha (Harshvardhan Rane) brings his wife to his new palatial house.

Rebel





PRABHAS AND TAMANNAAH IN A STILL FROM THE MOVIE REBEL
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Cast: Prabhas, Tamannaah, Deeksha Seth, Krishnam Raju, Vikram Singh, Sriman, Kelly Dorji, Sayaji Shinde, Pradeep Rawat
Direction: Raghava Lawrence
Genre: Action
Duration: 2 hours 56 minutes
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Synopsis: Rishi (Prabhas) is out to get his father's killers. But to get at them he first needs to befriend Nandini (Tamannaah,) a 'hip-hop dancer' based in Bangkok. And Rishi will not stop at anything to get his revenge.

Movie Review: The movie pushes the limits of the term 'stylized action'. In one episode you have Prabhas (in an all black ensemble) walking down the road puffing on a cigarette with the baddies flying all around him and the Dolby Stereo on full blast! In the climax, you have a bunch of smoking hot 'firang' ladies in red business suits and stilettos having a go at Prabhas, who himself is dressed in a white designer suit to boot!

House full





A STILL FROM THE MOVIE HOUSE FULL
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Cast: Bipin, Vega Tamotia, Aryan, Gowri Pandit, Ali, RK
Direction: Ajay Bhuyan
Genre: Comedy
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Synopsis: Rao (Bipin) is dumped by his girlfriend. He runs into Shanti (Vega) who is also dumped by her boy friend. Just as romance begins to bloom between the two, Rao ex girlfriend Tara(Gowri) comes back, but she has an ulterior motive.

Movie Review: It's an absurd comedy so we thought we'll begin with some jokes from the movie. "Kadupunoppi esthe idi enduku avasaram,"(I somebody has a stomach ache why would they need this) a character keeps going around asking brandishing a pack of sanitary napkins

English Vinglish movie review



A STILL FROM THE MOVIE MORE PICS


Critic's Rating:
Cast: Sridevi, Adil Hussain, Mehdi Nebbou, Amitabh Bachchan(interesting cameo)
Direction: Gauri Shinde
Genre: Drama
Duration: 2 hours 15 minutes
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Story: Shashi Godbole is a super-sensitive wife, mother and daughter-in-law; a perfect homemaker and small-time entrepreneur. Her only handicap is English. Does she manage to master the Queen's language?

Movie Review: Shashi Godbole(Sridevi) is your average, upper-middle-class mother of two, whose special skills also include making ladoos. In fact, she's so good in her sweetmeat that she even markets it.
But one skill that Shashi lacks is speaking English. This makes her the constant butt of jokes and rebuttal with her husband ( Adil Hussain) and teenage daughter (Navika Kotia). The film drives home the point that those who speak English fluently usually adapt a condescending attitude towards those who don't.