Katrina Kaif plays lead role in song Kamli. The song is sung by Sunidhi Chauhan
Check out the Kamli Song Promo from DHOOM 3 :
Friday, 6 December 2013
Kamli Song Promo from DHOOM 3,
Katrina Kaif plays lead role in song Kamli. The song is sung by Sunidhi Chauhan
Check out the Kamli Song Promo from DHOOM 3 :
Rahul Bose, Shahrukh Khan, Yaami Gautam pay tribute to the late Nelson Mandela
The anti-apartheid leader died late last evening at his home in Johannesburg. The 95-year-old former president of South Africa was an idol for many across the globe. His death has shocked everyone, Bollywood celebs included
Nelson Mandela may have belonged to South Africa, but the late leader shared a special connection with India and Indians. He was not just the first black South African President, but the only non-Indian to be honoured with the Bharat Ratna. B-town celebrities took to Twitter and paid their homage to the departed soul who inspired millions….
Anil Kapoor: Lead from the back- let others believe they are in front”-RIP Nelson Mandela. Salute
Rahul Bose: Mandela has a special place in rugby players’ hearts. We will never forget how he turned the sport into a vehicle for unity in South Africa.
Shahrukh Khan: RIP Nelson Mandela…Some people should not die…for the sake of the lack of goodness left in this world…
Mahesh Bhatt: Remembering what he told me: “It would be preposterous for me to give any advise to India. Just live the words of Gandhi”. Mandela practiced what he preached. An exemplary life has ended in an exemplary manner with dignity and respect till the end. Thank you Sir.
Ali Zafar: A good head and a good heart are always a formidable combination.” Nelson Mandela. One of my favourite figures in history. RIP.
Madhur Bhandarkar: Nelson Mandela personified struggle. He sacrificed his private life and his youth for his people and remains South Africa’s loved hero. RIP.
Kunal Kohli: RIP Nelson Mandela. Along with Mahatma Gandhi he’s a symbol of peace and reslience.The world has not seen men like them in centuries.
Sonu Nigam: There are some people, who make us feel they are a burden on Earth even when they are young. And then there is Mandela, who goes at 95, leaving us wanting more.
Manoj Bajpayee: A giant saint, a revolutionary, a fighter, a philosopher, a dreamer, Nelson Mandela is no more.Rest in peace! World will miss you always.
Arshad Warsi: Another great soul has left us… RIP Nelson Mandela.
Shreya Ghoshal: RIP Nelson Mandela.. The anti apartheid revolutionary, who served 27 years of jail.. You will remain an inspiration for all forever.
Raj Kundra: RIP Mandela. A sad day for the family, but Angels don’t die they go to heaven. Lets all learn from his teachings!
Shruti Seth: RIP Nelson Mandela.
Yaami Gautam: RIP Nelson Mandela.
Jaaved Jaaferi: One of the greatest humans of this century passes away. RIP Nelson Mandela.
Satish Kaushik: Salute to a great statesman and torch bearer of peace and harmony..his teachings will keep Humanity alive always ..RIP Nelson Mandela.
Nimrat Kaur: We need more Mandelas.
Randeep Hooda: I’m the captain of my ship, I’m the master of my soul.. RIP Madiba .. The greatest leader in the world.
Lara Dutta Bhupathi: There is great rejoicing in heaven above today and our world seems a little emptier. Farewell Madiba.
Salim Merchant: Nelson Mandela RIP. End of another ‘mahatma’.. A human being who believed in truth and freedom!
Sophie Choudry: R.I.P Nelson Mandela… May we all learn from you; may we conquer our fears, respect and enhance the freedom of others and make a positive change.
Anupam Kher: Hope, courage, struggle, peace, compassion… With Nelson Mandela, a part of these expressions also died today. Thank you for your life. RIP.
Shruti Haasan: RIP nelson Mandela — a soul that travels with light and purpose wherever that purpose may lead.
Karan Kundra: Sad to hear about Nelson Mandela.. A good man he was! May his soul rest in peace.
Shweta Pandit: People will never think this way but NelsonMandela said a beautiful thing, “Don’t applaud on a success but how they got up after failing!”
Aman Yatan Verma: NELSON MANDELA passes away. Fought 4 hs motherlnd wthout aggresion, angst, or violence. In jail for 27yrs in jail (11 yrs in solitary) RIP.
Shirish Kunder: #RIPNelsonMandela. Today I’ll try and catch up on the film they made on him: Matru ki Bijlee ka Mandela.
Dabboo Ratnani:#RIPNelsonMandela D World Loses A Hero. I’d The Honor of Meeting Him & Photographing Him in S.Africa. Sharing D Moment.
Milind Soman: Thank you Nelson Mandela. For all the answers.
Mouni Roy: Deeply saddened to hear abt d passing of N Mandela..baba s best man he was.1who put love above all discrepancies of the society n heart.RIP!
Geeta Basra: A man who represented peace, leadership and humility is no more.. thank you for leaving behind a great legacy to follow.. #RIPNelsonMandela
Resul Pookutty: Mandela,a soul that had a huge purpose.A soul we see rarely in history.You are the light to humanity.May you RIP.
Mallika Sherawat: #RIPNelsonMandela, the world lost a great leader.
Nelson Mandela may have belonged to South Africa, but the late leader shared a special connection with India and Indians. He was not just the first black South African President, but the only non-Indian to be honoured with the Bharat Ratna. B-town celebrities took to Twitter and paid their homage to the departed soul who inspired millions….
Anil Kapoor: Lead from the back- let others believe they are in front”-RIP Nelson Mandela. Salute
Rahul Bose: Mandela has a special place in rugby players’ hearts. We will never forget how he turned the sport into a vehicle for unity in South Africa.
Shahrukh Khan: RIP Nelson Mandela…Some people should not die…for the sake of the lack of goodness left in this world…
Mahesh Bhatt: Remembering what he told me: “It would be preposterous for me to give any advise to India. Just live the words of Gandhi”. Mandela practiced what he preached. An exemplary life has ended in an exemplary manner with dignity and respect till the end. Thank you Sir.
Ali Zafar: A good head and a good heart are always a formidable combination.” Nelson Mandela. One of my favourite figures in history. RIP.
Madhur Bhandarkar: Nelson Mandela personified struggle. He sacrificed his private life and his youth for his people and remains South Africa’s loved hero. RIP.
Kunal Kohli: RIP Nelson Mandela. Along with Mahatma Gandhi he’s a symbol of peace and reslience.The world has not seen men like them in centuries.
Sonu Nigam: There are some people, who make us feel they are a burden on Earth even when they are young. And then there is Mandela, who goes at 95, leaving us wanting more.
Manoj Bajpayee: A giant saint, a revolutionary, a fighter, a philosopher, a dreamer, Nelson Mandela is no more.Rest in peace! World will miss you always.
Arshad Warsi: Another great soul has left us… RIP Nelson Mandela.
Shreya Ghoshal: RIP Nelson Mandela.. The anti apartheid revolutionary, who served 27 years of jail.. You will remain an inspiration for all forever.
Raj Kundra: RIP Mandela. A sad day for the family, but Angels don’t die they go to heaven. Lets all learn from his teachings!
Shruti Seth: RIP Nelson Mandela.
Yaami Gautam: RIP Nelson Mandela.
Jaaved Jaaferi: One of the greatest humans of this century passes away. RIP Nelson Mandela.
Satish Kaushik: Salute to a great statesman and torch bearer of peace and harmony..his teachings will keep Humanity alive always ..RIP Nelson Mandela.
Nimrat Kaur: We need more Mandelas.
Randeep Hooda: I’m the captain of my ship, I’m the master of my soul.. RIP Madiba .. The greatest leader in the world.
Lara Dutta Bhupathi: There is great rejoicing in heaven above today and our world seems a little emptier. Farewell Madiba.
Salim Merchant: Nelson Mandela RIP. End of another ‘mahatma’.. A human being who believed in truth and freedom!
Sophie Choudry: R.I.P Nelson Mandela… May we all learn from you; may we conquer our fears, respect and enhance the freedom of others and make a positive change.
Anupam Kher: Hope, courage, struggle, peace, compassion… With Nelson Mandela, a part of these expressions also died today. Thank you for your life. RIP.
Shruti Haasan: RIP nelson Mandela — a soul that travels with light and purpose wherever that purpose may lead.
Karan Kundra: Sad to hear about Nelson Mandela.. A good man he was! May his soul rest in peace.
Shweta Pandit: People will never think this way but NelsonMandela said a beautiful thing, “Don’t applaud on a success but how they got up after failing!”
Aman Yatan Verma: NELSON MANDELA passes away. Fought 4 hs motherlnd wthout aggresion, angst, or violence. In jail for 27yrs in jail (11 yrs in solitary) RIP.
Shirish Kunder: #RIPNelsonMandela. Today I’ll try and catch up on the film they made on him: Matru ki Bijlee ka Mandela.
Dabboo Ratnani:#RIPNelsonMandela D World Loses A Hero. I’d The Honor of Meeting Him & Photographing Him in S.Africa. Sharing D Moment.
Milind Soman: Thank you Nelson Mandela. For all the answers.
Mouni Roy: Deeply saddened to hear abt d passing of N Mandela..baba s best man he was.1who put love above all discrepancies of the society n heart.RIP!
Geeta Basra: A man who represented peace, leadership and humility is no more.. thank you for leaving behind a great legacy to follow.. #RIPNelsonMandela
Resul Pookutty: Mandela,a soul that had a huge purpose.A soul we see rarely in history.You are the light to humanity.May you RIP.
Mallika Sherawat: #RIPNelsonMandela, the world lost a great leader.
Source : Bollywood Life
Thursday, 5 December 2013
R…Rajkumar movie review
Rating: 2.5 out of 5
* Poor
** Average
*** Good
**** Very good
***** Excellent
Shahid Kapoor’s Rambo avatar overshadows his Romeo streak
* Poor
** Average
*** Good
**** Very good
***** Excellent
Shahid Kapoor’s Rambo avatar overshadows his Romeo streak
Shahid Kapoor tries to be Salman Khan and Shahrukh Khan at the same time and falls miles behind. You take a bowl and fill it with parts of Wanted, Chennai Express and numerous Telugu movies – what you get is mundane, no-brainer potboiler of a movie called R…Rajkumar
If your dabbawala gave you the same curry every day of the week, how would you feel? Definitely after a few days, you would get annoyed at the mundane monotonousness in your life. This is exactly the case with most Bollywood filmmakers nowadays. Why don’t they understand that if you serve the same old whiskey in a new bottle it does not become new.
This week’s offering R…Rajkumar is nothing different. In fact, it could be any of the many films that you have already seen. The boy-meets-girl-fights-with-villain of Chennai Express and the boy-joins-villain-and-becomes-the-informer of Wanted are still fresh in our minds. Then why combine the two and offer another one? Also, the wind farms of Andhra Pradesh have been shown a zillion times in Telugu movies, so why pick that same location for a Bollywood film?
If your dabbawala gave you the same curry every day of the week, how would you feel? Definitely after a few days, you would get annoyed at the mundane monotonousness in your life. This is exactly the case with most Bollywood filmmakers nowadays. Why don’t they understand that if you serve the same old whiskey in a new bottle it does not become new.
This week’s offering R…Rajkumar is nothing different. In fact, it could be any of the many films that you have already seen. The boy-meets-girl-fights-with-villain of Chennai Express and the boy-joins-villain-and-becomes-the-informer of Wanted are still fresh in our minds. Then why combine the two and offer another one? Also, the wind farms of Andhra Pradesh have been shown a zillion times in Telugu movies, so why pick that same location for a Bollywood film?
To be honest, the biggest put off in the movie is the lack of a surprise element. The only time you are surprised is when Mukul Dev comes up and discloses his friendship with Shahid. Another big stumble is the comedy. The director has tried every trick in his book to tickle funny bones, but falls flat on his face. The unpersuasive, often clumsy and confused comedy scenes make your viewing even more difficult. The comedy sequences have old jokes and various other pathetic attempts that do not tickle you even a little bit.
Illogical action sequences and stunts that defy all rules of physics at times that make you wonder if the walls of your house are actually made of bricks and stones or not. In a hurry to make movies which earn more than Rs 100 crore, Prabhu Dheva has lost his touch. He has come out with the second no-brainer of the year after Ramaiya Vastavaiya. Like his past movies, this one too is laden with pinches of southern spices. The story is based in a small village where two drugs mafias, Sonu Sood and Ashish Vidyarthi are fighting with each other to be the sole kingpin of an opium business. Rajkumar (Shahid Kapoor), who works for Sonu Sood and falls in love with Ashish Vidyarthi’s niece, has so much strength that he can single-handedly beat the pulp out of 100 goons at a time.
Although a good thing about the movie is that Shahid is back to acting. The actor displays the same intensity as he did in Kaminey and the same boyish charm he did in Jab We Met. Sonu Sood is good as he tried bettering his Dabangg act but did not have much scope. Still he did well enough to make other writer-directors think of him the very instance they write the character of a villain. Sonakshi Sinha’s character could have been portrayed by any background dancer in any of the songs and Shahid is actually not wrong when he says apna weight dekhi hai. You really feel that yes, he is adjusting. It’s time she starts experimenting with new roles as she has been constantly doing the same role over and over again. And a tip, Sona, please join a gym.
Illogical action sequences and stunts that defy all rules of physics at times that make you wonder if the walls of your house are actually made of bricks and stones or not. In a hurry to make movies which earn more than Rs 100 crore, Prabhu Dheva has lost his touch. He has come out with the second no-brainer of the year after Ramaiya Vastavaiya. Like his past movies, this one too is laden with pinches of southern spices. The story is based in a small village where two drugs mafias, Sonu Sood and Ashish Vidyarthi are fighting with each other to be the sole kingpin of an opium business. Rajkumar (Shahid Kapoor), who works for Sonu Sood and falls in love with Ashish Vidyarthi’s niece, has so much strength that he can single-handedly beat the pulp out of 100 goons at a time.
Although a good thing about the movie is that Shahid is back to acting. The actor displays the same intensity as he did in Kaminey and the same boyish charm he did in Jab We Met. Sonu Sood is good as he tried bettering his Dabangg act but did not have much scope. Still he did well enough to make other writer-directors think of him the very instance they write the character of a villain. Sonakshi Sinha’s character could have been portrayed by any background dancer in any of the songs and Shahid is actually not wrong when he says apna weight dekhi hai. You really feel that yes, he is adjusting. It’s time she starts experimenting with new roles as she has been constantly doing the same role over and over again. And a tip, Sona, please join a gym.
The music of the film is good and might be on the charts for sometime but there are way too many songs. Why don’t the directors understand that if they want to put in five songs each of five minute they might as well make a separate music video and spare the viewer of an extra half hour. And who the heck has an item number on their wedding day?
If you are a die-hard fan of south movies or a bigger fan of their no-brainer potboiler Hindi remakes, then do go for this movie and have a gala time. For the rest, wait for the DVD or better still watch it, free of cost, when it comes on TV.
Source : Bollywood Life
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