movie review: Vicky Donor.

Cast: Ayushmann Khurrana, Yami Gautam, Annu Kapoor.

Director: Shoojit Sircar

The movie starts with Ayushmann, Vicky Arora being a happy-go-lucky-guy, having an affair with his hot neighbour. Vicky's mother pestering him to earn money but not doing a job. Vicky goes to a bank one fine day to open an account where he encounters Yami, Ashima Roy for the first tym & immediately falls for her.

 Meanwhile, fertility expert Annu Kapoor, Dr. Chadda finds out that Vicky is a carrier of healthy sperms judging by the fact that his grandfather became a father the 19th tym at the age of 78. Dr. Chadda talks Vicky into donating his sperms for the needy. Vicky is reluctant in the beginning but agrees later.

On the other side, Vicky & Ashima get closer & eventually get married. Ashima finds out that Vicky was a sperm donor before & after they got married. She gets mad because Vicky hid this thing from her. She leaves him & stays with her father. Later, Dr.Chadda enlightens Ashima about the good work that Vicky has done by helping the needy couples get a child.

The twist in the story comes when they find out that Ashima cannot conceive ever. They later adopt a child which was born from Vicky's donated sperm to a couple who died in an accident later.

Ayushmann is awesome in the movie. Natural, I'd say. Annu Kapoor is excellent as always. Yami is very good looking. Ayushmann's neighbour is hot.

A tinge f Bengali made the movie even more spicier.

P.S.  A brilliantly made movie. Wonderful concept. Cheers to the writer. Must watch.

movie review: Last Night.

Cast: Keira Knightley, Sam Worthington, Eva Mendes

Director: Massy Tadjedin

This is a story of a married couple Keira & Sam.

Keira accuses her husband, Sam of being attracted to his co-worker, Eva. This happens a night before Sam has to go to Philadelphia with Eva on a business trip. In the morning Keira realizes her fault & writes a note to Sam saying that she might have over-reacted.

Sam leaves for Philadelphia. Meanwhile, Keira meets her ex-boyfriend, Guillaume from Paris in New-york. Keira & Guillaume spend the evening together & also the night. Meanwhile, in Philadelphia, Sam finds it very difficult to resist the temptation that Eva offers him.

In the end, Sam sleeps with Eva & Keira with Alex.


Sam guilty as hell leaves his business trip, returns to New-your, hugs Keira & tells her that he loves her.



P.S. do two wrongs make a right?

movie review: Players.

Cast: Abhishek Bachchan, Bipasha Basu, Neil Nitin Mukesh, Sonam Kapoor, Bobby Deol, Aftab Shivdasani, Sikhander Kher, Omi Vaidya, Johnny Lever, Vinod Khanna.


Director: Abbas Mustan



A copy of Italian Job. The difference is terrible acting, extra characters, 2.5hrs & a lil twist.



Abhishek walks around lyk a cool cat. Bipasha exposes cuz she does not know anything else. Sonam has always been stupid & hasn't changed this tym too. Neil was okay. Omi was irritating. Aftab does a blink-and-you-miss cameo. Bobby Deol.. who? Johnny Lever is no longer funny. Vinod Khanna should have retired. They say, it's always best to go out when you're on the top. Sikhander Kher, ah almost forgot.. yeah, he was there too.


Crowded, ryt?




P.S. While Italian Job was classic, Players is stupid.

movie review: Ek main aur ekk tu.

Cast: Imran Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Boman Irani, Ratna Pathak Shah, ram Kapoor.



Director: Shakun Batra



Stupid movie. "Perfectly average" - a new concept taught in the movie. You-would-not-expect kinda ending.






P.S. Google the concept. Let a friend tell u the ending but, but, but.. DO NOT watch.

movie review: Force.

Cast: John Abraham, Genelia D'souza, Vidyut Jamwal.



Director: Nishikant Kamat


Force is not a mindless action movie. It has loads f action but it also has
substance.




John, ok you have taken some heavy duty steroids, but awesome size man. Vidyut,
good-lean physique. Geneila, borrow some steroids from John & get big, please.




John, a narcotics officer fights the drug terror in the country with 4 f his trusted
men. Debutant Vidyut plays, Vishnu with ease. Grim look & sly smile works for him.




The direction is superb. Good action, lil brutal thou'. The chase scene direction
including John & Vidyut was amazing. Thumbs-up for the dialogues. But the bike scene
was totally fake. How can a person lift a 150Kg bike? Even if has lifted how could he
throw it? When thrown, how does it travel straight as an arrow? No gravity, eh?





I do not agree with the casting much. Preity Zinta could have been used. You needed
someone cute then why not Zinta, man? Genelia looks lyk a tiny sparrow in front f
John. Isn't the actress supposed to complement the actor? Monish Bhel playing John's
junior looked lame. Raj Babar sucked.





John tries to b cute. Man, you've already crossed the size for being cute. Genelia is
already cute then why try to me more cute by over-acting?




Lastly, the song, Khwabon mein, sucks.






P.S. only if John could act..

movie review : Not a Love Story.

Cast: Mahi Gill, Deepak Dobriyal, Ajay Gehi.



Director: Ram Gopal Verma


Struggling model-casting couch-says no-struggle continues-finally gets a break-falls for the director who gives her a break-director stays overnight @Models' place-suspicious boyfriend-kills the director-dumps the body-missing report filed-police questions-model found guilty-police tortures-model confesses-boyfriend caught-verdict still awaited..

A normal looking film but based on a real story of Neeraj Grover killing my the Kannada actress Maria Susairaj and her boyfriend Jerome Mathew.



The body getting chopped to pieces is shown nicely in the film. This movie shows us that how nice, normal looking people can be extremely brutal when required. The Rangeela track in the background helps.




I love the end where Mahi & Deepak kiss & don't let each other go. That speaks volumes of the love that was there between 'em.



If the camera would have rotated & revolved a bit less that I wouldn't have had a headache by the end of the movie. Mahi Gill should have acted better. Gehi still speaks in a silly like the way he did in Ghoom.



P.S. worth a watch.


Moral: You can love someone very deeply & yet do things which could hurt 'em.

movie review: The Japanese Wife.

Cast: Rahul Bose, Raima Sen, Chigusa Takaku




Director: Aparna Sen.


Love, in it's purest form.





P.S. must watch.