Home » Archive

Articles in the Bollywood Category

Bollywood, Entertainment, Featured »

[28 Nov 2009 | No Comment | ]
Kurbaan Bollywood Movie Review

Kurbaan is the one of the best thrillers on the big screen in the recent times, inspite of its 2 hours and 40 min length. Rensil Desilva takes us through the twists and turns and u turns to make this a thrilling joy ride of emotions.
Saif Ali Khan is great in his grey shades. Vivek Oberoi leaves you speechless at times with his portrayal of the character that he depicts in this Bollywood Blockbuster.
Rensil D’Silva makes his debut with Kurbaan, and delivers the movie with a punch and …

Bollywood, Entertainment »

[6 Mar 2009 | No Comment | ]

The standard of Filmfare Awards, the most prestigious award in Bollywood, is denigrating with each passing year. In fact, Star Screen Awards is gaining credibility in terms of giving awards to people who really matter. Here are some aspects of Filmfare Awards 2009, which made the awards look unfair:
1. It is a shame that a movie of the caliber of ‘A Wednesday’ did not win a single Filmfare award; considering it was the dark-horse movie of the year. It clearly deserved one or all of the three: best actor in …

Bollywood, Featured »

[27 Feb 2009 | No Comment | ]
Bollywood Movie Releases of 2009, Hindi Films of 2009

Here is the list of Bollywood movies releasing in 2009. Akshay Kumar has quite a good line up of films in 2009 while Shahrukh Khan, Aamir Khan and Hrithik Roshan have a film each, apart from their special appearances in three films. Among the actresses, the three Ks-Kangana Ranaut, Kareena Kapoor and Katrina Kaif look set to have a good year.
* Victory: Victory starring Harman Baweja, is one of the most expensive movies of 2009. The story is about a boy from a small time village in Rajasthan who fulfills …

Bollywood, Featured »

[27 Feb 2009 | One Comment | ]
Slumdog Millionaire Movie Review

The general consensus is that Englishman Danny Boyle’s (Trainspotting, Millions) venture into Bollywood results in a stirring tale of adventure, romance, and redemption. These themes are indisputably present, but represent only the base by which a much more profound and compelling story is told.
Slumdog Millionaire, Boyle’s eighth feature film, delves deep into pressing modern issues like globalization, social partition, child labor, police brutality, entitlement, and cultural and religious discord-into territory far beyond the aforementioned themes. It’s been widely described as a simplistic but well-crafted, “feel-good movie.” This kind of pedestrian …