animesh-titanicwhitestar Reviews

Bheja Fry (2007)

An Unexpected , Atom Bomb Classic From RK & VP ( Rajat & VInay)

[9/10 · 21 June 2011]

This film is normally not an expected one from the masala syndrome infected Indian audience , and one would go only to relieve themselves of the stress caused by day-to-day life . However you come out of the hall , enthralled and shocked by the aura & charm of this absolute realistic black comedy.

Rajat Sir has proved that without a star--studded cast and the slapstick comedy , he can make a man lose his control and burst into peals of laughter , without even have to ache your stomach for that.

Adding on , Vinay Ji & Ranveer Ji have shown their full potential in this black comedy .The best part of this movie was Mr. Bharat Bhushan , who though being good & kind--hearted by nature, unexpectedly pulls out the funniest situations from the worst . Finally , A Hats Off To This Bheja Fry !!!! Enjoy , bro !

23rd March 1931: Shaheed (2002)

A Good Experience and perhaps the most accurate film ever on Bhagat Singh !!

[9/10 · 6 June 2011]

This is an absolute accurate movie , based on Bhagat Singh. Bobby Deol certainly has done justice to the role. Sunny Deol , though not better Aamir Khan or Akhilendra Mishra , yet has created a feeling that he is the man for the role of Chandra Shekhar Azad.

Also as per the history , the hanging too was accurate as the scene , in reality , took place somewhat close to 8 'o' clock , and in the movie too, the scene takes place at the exact time .

As for Bobby Deol , kudos for his superb action as Bhagat Singh , and hope that the great Bollywood wakes up from its deep slumber of ignoring perfect masterpieces.

Thanking the users, Theirs Sincerely, Animesh

Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey (2010)

A must watch for the great brainless braggart fans of Bollywood

[17 March 2011]

This movie is definitely an eye opener for those who think that Bollywood is the place of brainless comedies , over hyped romances & sensationalized media exposure , because this movie opens our eyes to a struggle never heard before.

I myself have heard about Surya Sen's freedom struggle , only in class VIIIth standard , when I decided to go deep into it . Through Internet , I heard about this struggle being converted into a great film , "Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey." It's another masterpiece of Ashutosh sir , but sadly in India , we don't have creativity & the readiness to accept change & like , Swades , a great masterpiece of India , is ignored by all .

What is the similarity between "The King's Speech" & this movie ? Both were based on historical events. While the former was based on the battle of King George VIth with his speech problem , the latter was based on the Great Chittagong Armory Raid in 1930 , but both the films had different fates.

While King ruled the Oscars , Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey failed to ring the cash registers at the box office. But leaving the negativities of Bollywood , a supreme hats off to Ashutosh sir !!