The combination of Venkat and Ravi C Kumar had brought out a big hit like Samanyudu on the banner of RR Movie Makers. The duo again teamed up to break success jinx of Nithin, who is craving for a success after a series of flops. But, unfortunately, it failed to happen once again, though Nithin worked very hard to build up a six-pack body. Especially the poor and cinematic movement of the story turned a drawback for the movie. The director neither established the love between the hero and heroine nor succeeded in making the film with action in the backdrop. The improper mix of the two elements tested the patience of the audiences.
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Telugu - Victory - Review
The combination of Venkat and Ravi C Kumar had brought out a big hit like Samanyudu on the banner of RR Movie Makers. The duo again teamed up to break success jinx of Nithin, who is craving for a success after a series of flops. But, unfortunately, it failed to happen once again, though Nithin worked very hard to build up a six-pack body. Especially the poor and cinematic movement of the story turned a drawback for the movie. The director neither established the love between the hero and heroine nor succeeded in making the film with action in the backdrop. The improper mix of the two elements tested the patience of the audiences.
Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic - Review
A film like Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic makes you nostalgic. It takes you back to the light-hearted, feel-good cinema made by directors of calibre like Hrishikesh Mukherjee and Basu Chatterjee. The focus was on narrating a simple story. A movie that put a smile on your face even if you walked in with a frown. Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic does exactly that! Strangely, for some reason, the film lacks the hype associated with a biggie. Perhaps, the string of flops the premiere production house [YRF] churned out, indirectly,...
Bollywood - Maan Gaye Mughal-E-Azam
Don't go by the title. Maan Gaye Mughal-E-Azam is a mad, contemporary comedy involving a drama troupe - Kalakar Natak Company. They produce socially relevant, thought-provoking plays, which no one understands and hardly anyone sees. But the actors of this natak company believe they will change the society one day and everyone will say, Maan Gaye Mughal-E-Azam. The theatre group gets involved with an undercover agent who is working on saving the country from a bomb blast. One by one they come forward to help and are eventually instrumental in making a deadly game plan to save the world.
Thursday, June 26, 2008
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