Delhi 6 - New song

Hi guys...

Delhi 6's first song has been released.This song titled "Massakali" has been a great hit instantaenously.

AR Rahman has once again proved his magical composing.

Here is the video ... ENJOY GUYZZZ.......!!!!!!!

DELHI 6 - SNEAK PREVIEW

After director Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra wowed us with Rang De Basanti two years ago, he's back with Delhi-6, starring Abhishek Bachchan  and Sonam KapoorSonam Kapoor, daughter of Anil Kapoor, who made her debut in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Saawariya, has reportedly confirmed taking part in the movie and will be paired with Abhishek Bachchan. Rishi Kapoor and Tanvi Azmi are also apart of the film. The film went on the floors Dec. 20, 2007 Amitabh Bachchan will also have a small role in the film where he will play the grandfather to Roshan, played by Abhishek Bachchan. Waheeda Rahman will play the grandmother of the same character.It has been roped in to play Abhishek Bachchan's dad in the film.

 

The title is inspired from the pin code of an area in Delhi, where the story is based. This area houses the historical Jama Masjid and Red Fort .

 The story sees Roshan travelling from the USA to India with his ailing grandmother. Little does he know that this quick trip will turn into the longest journey of his life. Delhi-6 is told against the backdrop of the ancient walled city of Delhi.  

 

The film is likely to release in February.

And its trailer is given below ENJOY!!!!!!!! 

MUCH AWAITED TAMIL FILM - "NAAN KADAVUL"

Hi guyz...

This film is directed by Bala.And he has directed only few films, but those have made a great impact in tamil film industry.And about his film , this has been shot for past 2 and half years and at last its going to release this Jan 14th.

Check out the sneak preview of this much talked film..... 

Ghajini Film Review

When a seething Aamir Khan rams an iron pipe through a man’s stomach in the first few minutes of the film, you get an idea of what’s coming (in the original Tamil version, there’s apparently a tap attached to the pipe and when hero Surya turns it on blood comes dripping out) in the next three hours.

It seems only fitting that 2008’s biggest film will likely be a violent one. Yet, it’s an oddly comforting violence. Nobody wants to blow up the big city, religion doesn’t matter here and nobody’s heard of suicide bombers. It’s the violence of a time before terrorism. It’s a world where villains wear gold chains, kidnap little girls, bribe the police and kill innocent people who get in their way. A world that we had almost forgotten thanks to the new wave of urban terror that has swept our cities in recent years and, especially, in the year gone by.

Plus it’s got Tamil punch.

Villains are pitchers who swing iron rods that look more menacing than any you’ve seen in Bollywood. The hero has a Superfist (and an oversculpted, tattooed body) that can fell multiple scary-looking villains who attack him all at once.

Ghajini is a near faithful copy of the 2005 Tamil film though a Tamil critic I saw it with pointed out that in the original the villain had a double role and the climactic fight sequence was shot in a swimming pool, not a basti. And, she added, Surya was way hotter than Aamir Khan could ever hope to be.

Khan plays industrialist Sanjay Singhania who, for reasons best understood in Chennai, wears all his formal short-sleeved shirts with the sleeves rolled up. He meets Kalpana (played by Asin), a struggling model who chatters her way through life, helping everyone who needs her help. Thanks to a funny mix-up, the two become friends and then fall in love.

But this is a revenge story of a grief-stricken man (who also suffers from short-term memory loss, a fact that lead villain Ghajini, played by Pradeep Rawat, finds highly amusing), so you already know this film is not going to end happily ever after. Ghajini is a tense, edge-of-your-seat, pit-of-your-stomach gripping masala film.

Aamir plays a revenge-crazed lover convincingly, Asin is great as everyone’s roadside saviour and Rawat is a villain plucked straight out of 1990s Indian cinema.

Jaane tu ya jaane na - Aamir's production

Hi guys....

This film is from aarmir's home production..

The promo of this film is a major hit..

And that promo song is simply awesome...

Waana hear it...!!!!!!!!

My first post

Hi guyzz... This s ma first ever blog post... Hmmm.... Wel i'm a newbie now... hope i'll pick up quickly...