I saw two Anurag Basu movies almost back to back – Gangster and LIA Metro. I wish there was some way to put the best of these films together and make an awesome film. Gangster had a taut script and did not have as much disconnect as Metro, but Metro had some fine performances and great music.
Showing posts with label Dharamendra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dharamendra. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Life in a Metro – quite enjoyable despite the plagiarized bits!
I saw two Anurag Basu movies almost back to back – Gangster and LIA Metro. I wish there was some way to put the best of these films together and make an awesome film. Gangster had a taut script and did not have as much disconnect as Metro, but Metro had some fine performances and great music.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Watch out for Johnny – Johnny Gaddaar
If you grew up reading James Hadley Chase and his prototype stories of the not so bad (but not good) protagonists, who always fell for the wrong woman, tried to make it big, but things went wrong in a very bad way – then this is a must watch for you! I am still stunned by the sheer quality, charisma and entertainment of this film. Dharam was Garam, Neil does a credible job as a heart-throb and the film probably shows him at his best, even Rimi Sen was competent.
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Dharamendra,
Govind Namdeo,
Johnny Gaddra,
Neil Nitin Mukesh,
Rasika,
Rimi Sen,
Sriram Raghavan
Friday, December 10, 2010
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