Posts Tagged ‘aamir’

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    What’s So Good About Bollywood
    iView Author: Navinder Singh (Ludhiana,India) Email: withheld What’s So Good About Bollywood What’s so good about Bollywood? This is one question which you should ask yourself before reading this post. Let’s discuss most of the possible answers that one can give about Bollywood movies. Stolen Music from South Korea? Background score? Action that would appeal...
    by PROJEKT iVIEW at March 30th, 2009 at 11:03 am
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    Hindi Cinema Recognition 2008
    (a) Jury: Non-Exclusive Authors of passionforcinema.com & Tehelka Entertainment Journalists (b) Voting will be closed on 30 March 2009 at 2359 (EST) and winners will be announced next day. Selection Process: A collaborative process between PFC and Tehelka. The nominees for each category would be arrived at based on the following procedure: 1. The nominees...
    by Honhaar Goonda at March 10th, 2009 at 12:03 am
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    filmfare awards 2009 … bucking the trend
    Finally, sanity is being restored, or at least an effort is being made to do so, in the 54th Filmfare Awards. I was so glad to see movies like Rock On, OLLO and MMJ winning, and movies like RNBDJ and Dostana taking a backseat. Although the nominations were a little fuzzy[some categories had 5 nominations and some had 6, just to please a few people I guess], but given the...
    by crazyrals at March 2nd, 2009 at 01:03 am
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    With malice towards none…
    disclaimer : I admit to attributing quotes to Mr. Amitabh Bachchan in this blog which in fact are not his. I admit to writing the blog based on stories and quotes attributed to Mr. Bachchan in ‘respectable’ publications. However, I stand by my opinions and comments in the blog. My apologies to Mr. Bachchan Let me come to the point. All of us, including myself,...
    by Hansal Mehta at January 20th, 2009 at 11:01 am
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    Dev.D music…
    iView Author: PRERNA (Mumbai, India) Email: prerna_9585@yahoo.co.in Dev.D Music…. AK has done it again. He is back in the hot and happening discussion rooms everywhere with his upcoming film Dev.D. And whether you love him or hate him… you just can’t ignore him! This time he is back with mindboggling trailers and incredible music album. The trailers...
    by PROJEKT iVIEW at December 31st, 2008 at 06:12 pm
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    A Wednesday Versus Aamir – a toss-up between terrorist movies
    iView Author: Dr. Mandar V. Bichu (Sharjah, U.A.E.) Email: drmandarvb [at] yahoo [dot] com Terrorism fuelled by religious fanaticism has become a burning topic in today’s world. Until recently Hindi cinema just used the populist villain-ish image of terrorism, which served to provide the filmi ammunition for hero’s explosive on-screen violence and clich'©d...
    by PROJEKT iVIEW at November 17th, 2008 at 04:11 pm
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    Their Crime and Our Punishment
    iView Author: Manash Bhattacharjee (New Delhi, India) EMAIL: withheld Their Crime and Our Punishment ————————————————– Despite a frightful and laughable take-off on Sholay, I was surprised to see an excited crowd queuing up on the very first day to watch Ram Gopal’s...
    by PROJEKT iVIEW at June 30th, 2008 at 03:06 am
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    Close Encounters with Close-Ups
    Recently I have revelled in the close encounters with the forgotten art of close-ups in couple of movies. Before I talk of these movies up close let me just share some masala and trivia with you on these close-ups.. The old cameramen who have gone to seed or become inactive don’t leave an opportunity to narrate how they used to relish lighting up for a close-up especially...
    by krysh at June 26th, 2008 at 12:06 pm
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    Aamir: One of Our Own Million Stories?
    Aamir is ‘different’ in the sense that it seems that after eons one sees the streets of Bombay in a film how one might find them in real life. Aamir has its namesake protagonist land in Mumbai from the UK and get trapped in a nightmare situation. As soon as he gets out of the airport, he is put on call with a demanding and menacing gangster who wants Aamir to execute...
    by Padmaja Thakore at June 20th, 2008 at 02:06 pm
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    Aamir (2008)
    3/5. Slick but with a confused soul. IMDB
    by DPac at June 18th, 2008 at 07:06 pm
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    Independent films in India and their release strategy
    iView Author:Aniruddha Chatterjee (Dallas, Texas, USA ) Email:chatterjeeaniruddha[at]gmail[dot]com Independent films in India and their release strategy Watching Aamir with Om and Kat in Dallas was wonderful. But seeing that we were the only one watching the movie in the entire theater was disheartening and frightening. Had we not come to see the movie, the theater would...
    by PROJEKT iVIEW at June 16th, 2008 at 03:06 am
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    Aamir Review: Counterfeit Cinema
    Rajkumar Gupta: “Kaun kehta hain ki aadmi apni kismat khud likhta hain?” thani: “Kismat agar khud likh sakte, to usey kismat kyon kehte!” Anurag Kashyap is India’s most provocative filmmaker. With his filmmaking, he creates avenues for scores of cinephiles to dream their cinematic dreams, and when that’s not satisfactorily accomplished he angers them...
    by thani at June 6th, 2008 at 01:06 pm
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    What are you listening to?
    That’s what my mother asked me over phone few days back which made me realize that it was almost 5 months into 2008 and I was still playing songs from No Smoking, TZP, Life in a Metro etc. along with the regular old classics. The only song from 2008 in my playlist was ‘khwaja mere khwaja’ from JA. So I decided to update myself and now that I look around...
    by Neeraja at May 29th, 2008 at 01:05 am
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    “Aamir” Soundtrack
    “Sun Ke Chakkar Ghumyo; Dossri Bara Suna. Phir Bhi Haara. Saamjh Mein Na Kuch Aya. Ek aur Bara Suna. Phir Bhi Haara. Yeh Baat Mehfuz Hee Rehna Do. Saalaa Phaas Gaayaa.” These were my first reaction of the soundtrack; it doesn’t make any sense because the soundtrack did not make any sense to me. Now I have heard the soundtrack at least dozen of time. I...
    by Honhaar Goonda at May 26th, 2008 at 10:05 am
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    Aamir – the promo
    Cutting edge, sharp, looks good. Rajkumar’s first directorial venture. This probably is the first film in Bollywood where the rights were bought from the original. The promo had me wanting more… how does the film turn out… lets wait for the release and watch it May end…
    by oz at May 1st, 2008 at 11:05 pm
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