In 2006 with the ever looming dangers of the underworld in Malaysia, Don broke the morale of his associatesby infiltrating the gang with an alias and taking advantage of the enmity of Singhania & Vardhaan. He rose to become the undisputed King of the underworld with his shrewd mind and merciless tactics.
The police in their pursuit of Don unknowingly hired the very man they were trying to hunt. Don used this to his advantage and let the police and his former associates battle each other while he escaped much to the bewilderment of everyone leaving no traces of evidence of his whereabouts.
Having conquered the Asian underworld, Don (Khan) now has his sights set on European domination. In his way are the bosses of the existing European underworld and all law enforcement agencies.
The action shifts from Kuala Lumpur to Berlin as Don must avoid assassination or arrest, whichever comes first, in order for his plan to succeed.
There are eight people in the theatre watching just one show of the day at PVR, Phoenix Mills. Six leave after the intermission. They came back with popcorns hoping things would change. I had no choice but to sit through the entire length and the other gentleman, I guess, was too befuddled to even move from his seat.
Another film, which one has to 'Be Careful' of, like 'Rascals'!. This film, too, has no script, no acting nor any direction. Actually, it has nothing! The plot is so convoluted that it will take a three-year-old to tell you what's missing. Some characters are conveniently placed in scenes that have no relevance to them and the lead pair meet in such a foolish, absurd, absolutely senile scene that you wonder what director Pammi Somal was thinking.
C'mon guys, if you are bored at least respect the craft of film-making and have some sense in the story before lifting it from the storyboard.
There's a girl who is on the run; why we don't know. A boy who bumps into her after running from his own wedding. They decide to 'act' married so that the boy who supposedly owns a hotel, can publicize it. The girl, who he has just met a minute ago, agrees. Whoa! There, they conveniently meet the girl's father who is more a joker and less a father. How and why he landed there is not established. Why he behaves like an idiot, no one knows. That's Sharat Saxena, essaying the worst role of his career. We also see Lilette Dubey and Anju Mahendroo. Lilette has some property which she hands over to a developer, while Anju is selling flowers by the roadside in one scene. She is paid Rs 3,000 for two bouquets! And she shamelessly accepts it!!
We are left wondering what to make of this whole farce that is supposedly a film.
This is a movie on terrorist and terrorism. Supposedly, a soft take. A comedy of sorts. There's Omama, and Al Baquaida. There are also humorous references to airplanes and its use in terror attacks. All very good. But the line of humour is so amateurish that it borders on the absurd.
Four young boys get caught up as suspects at the Delhi international airport, on a high alert day. They get caught while capturing an American Airlines aircraft landing on their handycam, which they claim to have shot for a documentary that they are working on.
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Their explanation is not satisfactory hence they are brought into the interrogation room of the International airport to be questioned by the higher authorities. From here on the film spirals down with the speed of an airplane, as soon the entire airport is full of suspects. The four guys make no impact; neither can they salvage the situation with their acting as all four appear forced with their lines and situations.
Even Saurabh Shukla, as the ATS Chief, tries hard but fails. What more could he have done with such weak a script. Zakir Hussain as Omama, too, is wasted. Stuck in a study room with the map of the world in the background he is left mouthing inanities, which is rather baffling. Guess, he too, like most Mumbaikars has EMI's to pay!
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Starring :
Shubh Mukherjee
Salim Merchant, Sulaiman Merchant, Nitin Kumar Gupta and Yo Yo Honey Singh
Shraddha Pandit, Shubh and Yo Yo Honey Singh
Saurabh Shukla, Raghubir Yadav, Aamna Sharif, Umang Jain, Shubh, Chitrak and Pratik
There's a beautiful dialogue mouthed by Kangana Ranaut's manager in MILEY NAA MILEY HUM. It goes like this: 'Jaa ke mil lo usse, pata chale scene ke peeche story kya hai.'(You go and meet him; atleast we will know what the story behind the scene is).
This gem of a line is the only bright spot in this arduous journey, which incidentally is a launch vehicle for another politician's son, Chirag Paswan, son of Ram Vilas Paswan. At the end of the film, you are tempted to ask this same question to those involved in the making of this film: 'Boss, story kya hai?'
Chirag, it appears, gives every shot after a brief workout. He is stiff all the time and is flawless in his make-up (that's the only thing you notice about him). Kangana screeches all the time and after RASCALS and this movie, I wonder what roles are up for her!
Chirag spends a month each with his dad and mum. Both are separated because Poonam Dhillon is upset that Kabir Bedi was playing a tennis match while she was in the labour room. Chirag picks up the game of tennis and works part-time in his dad's vineyard and part-time helping out his mother in her business. He is a very good boy. No vices, doesn't raise his voice and is obedient to the point of boring you. Now mother has a match for son, while father too has found someone for Chirag (It's hilarious how the father finds one!). Son is flustered. He decides to fake a romance with an upcoming model, who is lousy to the core. Chirag asks Kangana to spend 20 days with him. She is paid Rs 20 lakh per day! Yes you guessed right. They fall in love.
London-based Luv Agnihotri decides to end his bachelorhood and asks his Bollywood film-maker brother, Kush, to find a bride for him - much to the displeasure of his Dehradun-based father. Kush accordingly meets and interviews a variety of women, and finally selects Delhi-based Dimple Dixit, a woman he had known before, to be the perfect match. Dimple and Luv meet on-line, are attracted to each other, and the former travels to India where the two families get the couple formally engaged. It is then Dimple decides that she prefers Kush. Watch as things spiral out of control when she insists that Kush must elope with her.
Shah Rukh Khan has admitted that he finds the promotional schedule for Ra.One tiring.
The actor is currently on an eight-city tour to showcase the film, in which he plays superhero G.One.
Khan told New Kerala: "I am extremely exhausted and tired. It is because I am not just promoting the film, I am also doing the post production of Ra.One at the same time.
"Even though I have private planes to travel and five star hotels to stay in but I have been working round the clock.
"The film comes straight from my heart and I believe in it. I have made this film because I wanted to, so why should I be scared of the outcome? In 20 years, you have given me status where I can think of spending money."
The Bollywood veteran has said that he will give up smoking after the film because of his character's mission to wipe out the habit.
Starring: Ranbir Kapoor, Nargis Fakhri
Ranbir Kapoor stars in a foot-tapping blockbuster fable of love and music.
How do you become a big rock star? Delhi boy Janardhan Jakhar (Ranbir Kapoor) concludes that all great musicians have had painful lives. But alas, he has experienced no pain or suffering himself. So this struggling young musician proposes to Heer (Nargis Fakhri), the hottest girl at Delhi University. He's confident that he will have his heart broken, leading to fame and fortune. Charting seven years in his life, 'Rockstar' reveals how Janardhan does indeed become a big musical star under the stage name Jordan. But at what cost? Ranbir Kapoor confirms his rising star status as the young guitar-slinger, while US model and actress Nargis Fakhri makes her screen debut in the love interest role. Music is obviously a big part of the story, so who better to compose it than the legendary AR Rahman? He even used Michael Jackson's guitarist Orianthi Panagaris for added authenticity. Screenplay: Imtiaz Ali Distributor: Eros You should see it because: There's rock and romance galore in this stylish and stirring entertainer.
Shah Rukh Khan has unveiled the music to his new superhero project Ra.One. The actor had earlier expressed his disappointment that the music had leaked online, several days before Monday's official launch.
"How sad it is that someone somewhere has no regard for our labour of love. Five years of work and they put it on the net so callously. Extremely sad," Khan posted on Twitter.
Music composer duo Vishal and Shekhar played live on stage at the event, with the star performing in his character of G.One.
Filmmaker Tarun Mansukhani, who reportedly directed a number of scenes in the film, announced that he wished he had super powers, in order to avoid Mumbai traffic on the way to the venue.
The Ra.One soundtrack features contributions from international R&B star Akon.
Ra.One - billed as India's first superhero film - releases October 26.
There are eight people in the theatre watching just one show of the day at PVR, Phoenix Mills. Six leave after the intermission. They came back with popcorns hoping things would change. I had no choice but to sit through the entire length and the other gentleman, I guess, was too befuddled to even move from his seat. 
The actor had earlier expressed his disappointment that the music had leaked online, several days before Monday's official launch.