Aloo Chaat (story)

This movie really inspired me alot,d story is very real,its what happen in life 2day.i'll just give a brief hint.the story was focus on 3 person.(1)a dieing man who fell in luv.(2)a lady who is tired of life.(3)a man who is lookin for a perfect lady to date. The most fascinating thing is that,he traveled all the way from indian to london for proper medication not knowing that along the line he will fall in love.this story really makes me realize that what so ever thing Udo just live life it to the fullest cos 2morrow might be too late and know matter how strong ur heart is it will surely fall in luv.Its a most wash movie.

Ek The Power Of One (2009) (Story)

Nandu did not know what his fathers name was and his mother had died when he was born. He survived nevertheless and by the time he was 9 years old the corrupt world had filled in him, hatred so strong that he lost all feelings of compassion and humanity. With no other ambitions and goal and armed with only a will to survive and give back to the world what it had given him, Nandu took to the world of crime. He killed…his first victim was when he was just 9 years old….The opposition leader Bhushan Purohit hires Nandu for a unique job. He wants Nandu to make an assassination attempt on him while he would be addressing a rally to kick start his election campaign. Bhushan is sure that the attempt would create a sympathy wave so strong that he would tide over the elections to an overwhelming victory. The day of the rally arrives and everything is going according to the plan. Nandu locks his target but before he could fire a bullet rips through the forehead of Bhushan Purohit. Nandu is shocked. To his horror he sees Rocky's car being blown away by a truck which smashes into his car. Police surround the area and almost zeroes in on Nandu who in a daredevil fashion makes his escape into a running train. It is here that Nandu meets Shekhar. Shekhar is very excited as he is returning to his house after 14 years. He had run away as a child due to an incident and it was off late that he pined to go back home when he realized that his grandfather was still waiting for him to come back. He shows him the watch that belonged to his grandfather and which he had taken with him. He tells him about his cousin who was getting married and it would be a family reunion on this happy occasion. The train stops at a station. Nandu is shocked to see that the police have followed the train. They had seen him from the back and the officer looks at him and trains his gun towards him. As he takes the shot Shekhar comes in the way accidentally and is hit…Shekhar dies on the spot…as he falls down his eyes imploringly stare at Nandu…the watch in his hands falls down…the police converge into the apartment and find Nandu missing…The beautiful quaint house set in the midst of greenery is full of celebrations…the occasion is Baisakhi but more than that it is the expected return of Shekhar that has the members of the house in this state of happiness. Shekhar's grandfather, his three bua's, their husbands, the kids of the house, his cousin who is going to get married and Preet all are waiting to see him. Preet is the daughter of Shekhar's grandfather's best friend Arvind who had died in an accident years back and she has grown up in this house. She is full of life and colors, beautiful, buxom, innocent, energetic, and carefree. She also believes that she is the most beautiful girl one could come across.Nandu arrives and the kids assume that he is Shekhar. Emotions take over everyone as they welcome him. Preet is enamored by him from the word go and stares at him as if she is seeing a Greek god. It is an emotional high as Nandu meets Shekhar's grandfather. When he returns his watch to him tears well up in his eyes and he says that time had stopped when Shekhar had run away and now it had began back for him. At this point Nandu realizes that all is not as well as it seemed in the house…there was a lot of hidden pain in what the grandfather had said. His decision to stay here and find out more is cemented. The various family members are introduced and each of them is one of a kind. He strongly connects with the grandfather and the eldest bua whose daughter is going to get married and for the first time starts realizing what family and love of a family is all about. Preet starts wooing him and in his presence feels very conscious and wants him to notice her beauty. Among all this fun and happiness Nandu finds out the problems that the family are faced with and in his own way helps them come out of it. Soon he starts changing his opinion and softening and reacting to emotions…something which he had never felt before. He also starts falling for Preet. The case of Bhushan Purohit's assassination was hotting up and special officer from the CBI, Nandkumar Rane…popularly known as Inspector Rane, is given the responsibility of tracking down the killer. Ins. Rane has his own unique way of functioning and is a huge threat to Nandu. Soon enough Ins. Rane's investigation leads him to Shekhar's village where he meets Nandu. Will Nandu be able to come out of the crisis a winner? Will the family come to know about his truth? What would be the fate of Nandu and Preet's love story? Who was the real killer of Bhushan Purohit? "Ek – The Power of One" is a journey that Nandu undertakes and learns the true meaning of life in an entertaining narrative encompassing various emotions that comprise life.

Tera Mera Ki Rishta (2009) (Story)

MEET, a Punjabi boy who lives at Vancouver is a total fun loving chap. Adventure is his secondname. High speed bikes, racing cars, ice hockey and what not, you name any adventure andMEET is there to rock. He is an adventurous brat of a highly sophisticated Canadian family.Now lets see our girl Rajjo... A girl from Punjab… a girl of principles. Family values & cultural priorities are very close to her heart. Come what may, she will never act in a way that will embarrass her family. What happens when MEET and Rajjo, from entirely different worlds come together….!!Sophistication of Canada openly welcomes the openness of Punjab but in a mischevious way.. MEET, who never thinks twice before saying 'I LOVE YOU' to a girl. Now meets Rajjo, forwhom saying "I LOVE YOU" will be the biggest moment of her life.As everything was going in a merry way, tale takes a sudden turn. Before they could realize, fate has parted their ways… But destiny has something else to offer…..Meet is not ready to surrender in front of the fate…he will not let his love slip away in frontof his eyes... And in this topsy turvy tale of love, family & relationships, they just cant help asking each other... TERA MERA KI RISHTA...

Bollywood Raj- The History Of Bollywood

Bollywood seems to be one of the reasons why India is so prominent on the global map.

True, there are other reasons for it but none of them are as glamorous as the world of Lights, Camera, Action! Bollywood has nowadays become synonymous with instant celebrityhood.

Bollywood has witnessed a lot of progress from its nascent years. It has been continuously evolving, at times for the better and at times just to deteriorate. Such is the power of Bollywood that it can make or break a man in a matter of days. Bollywood fascinates one and all; it has captivated the hearts of millions of viewers in India and abroad.

Talk of Bollywood and you get to hear of nepotism, the ill famed casting couch, fickle arrogant actors and et cetera. But all this still fails to take away the sheen from the lustrous Bollywood.

Bollywood had humble beginnings. Raja Hrishchandra was the first silent feature film made way back in 1913. Ardeshir Irani’s Alam Ara (1931) was the first sound film. This was just the beginning of what would later become revered as Bollywood. It has seen a monstrous growth ever since.

Almost every child has nurtured dreams of becoming a Shah Rukh Khan or an Aishwarya Rai. Hundreds make their annual pilgrimage to Bollywood with dreams of achieving stardom. Hundreds come and hundreds go, and a select few stay. The great Indian Bollywood saga is more enchanting than a fairy tale, spicier than Indian food.

Think Bollywood and what first comes to mind is the good Samaritan hero, the poor damsel in distress, unending song and dance routines, slapstick comedies, the bad villain who will be slaughtered by the good hero, the mad in love couple and there stern unreasonable parents and the rich boy poor girl in love story.

But like everything else in the cosmos, Bollywood too refuses to be categorized into a tight genre and often, a brave man willing to take a few risks ventures out into unsheltered territory to make a masterpiece. In the recent past, we have seen incredible movies like Lagaan, Taare Zameen Par, Chak De! India, Rang De Basanti which went on a path less travelled.

Bollywood’s evolution with time can provide enough fodder for a million books to be written, odes to be sung or dung bombs to be hurled.

Till 1960, most of the Bollywood movies were black and white.

Melodramas and over the top musicals were the order of the day. In 1930s, movies like Toofan Mail, Devdas, Pukar set the bandwagon rolling.

1940s saw movies like Shaheed, Barsaat, Mahal, Andaaz etc shine at the box office. At that time, stars like Ashok Kumar, Nargis, Dilip Kumar, Nimmi, and Madhubala ruled the roost. In the beginning, women from “good families” did not dare venture into the labyrinths of Bollywood. Actresses were generally those women who were going through hard times and had to support their families.

Come1950s and movies like Mother India, Aan, Chalti ka Naam Gaadi, Baazi, Awara, Sujata, Do Aankhen Barah Haath, Kagaz Ke Phool, Chori Chori, and Shree 420 saw the light of the day. All these movies were dramas which threw light on the vulnerability of humans and the trials, tribulations and subsequent rise of the underdog. Nargis and Raj Kapoor and their alleged affair provided a lot of fuel to the gossip mongers and their firehouse chemistry also set the screens on fire.

1960s ushered in movies like Mughal-E-Azam,Guide, Aradhana, Sahib Bibi aur Gulaam, An evening in Paris etc. Mughal-e-Azam broke box office records for the highest grossing film till 1975. It played upon the conscience of the Indian cinema lover. The love story of the demure Aanarkali and Jahangir and fate’s cruelty to them had everyone mesmerized. In fact, even today, we can sometimes hear people sing “Jab Pyaar Kiya Toh Darna Kya”.The song almost became an alternative anthem for Indians.

Arundathi - Movie Review

Forum was no longer a happy place after Kslp left to USA. An year long separation was becoming very difficult for either parties. So much was it's agony that it burnt itself throwing the movie lovers out of the PVR half way into the their movie. With the events taking a serious turn, he had to come back to Bangalore and here he was this Monday. So, he had to call upon the PVR and that couldn't wait till the weekend. As PVR extended the invitation with 'Arundathi' on the cards, he was unstoppable and so was me with it's mention. Yesterday night, we did reach there well before 10 P.M and rushed off to the ticket counter.

With Kslp not wanting to miss even the trailers and the ads that run before the movie, we walked in soon. After the first ad, I got a blank face when I asked him what it was. Actually, I can't deny the anticipation that exists for the movie trailers that are played before the movie. Probably because they challenge our imagination to build the movie from a 2 minute teaser.


And so the movie started to a crowd that wanted to save some bucks by watching it on a weekday. Soon as the movie opened with Sathi pandu (Satyanarayana) walking into his house, I was anticipating his death. That's of course what happens when you walk into the theater knowing it's gonna be a horror movie. When Sathi stayed alive even after 5 minutes into the movie, it wasn't horror anymore. The introduction of Arundathi is awesome. Alas, the three second introduction is followed by a five minute stupid song. Even before i get back to senses, there's another tiny song that has nothing but the word 'Jejamma'(Yes, just keep reciting it in rythm). Anushka didn't completely justify her character. Especially the song where she had to dance to the sound of drums. Sonu Sood is at his best in is role if not for too loud voice lent for him. The music in the movie doesn't accentuate the horror levels at all. It probably pacified the scenes that are horrifying in visuals. Sayaji Shinde is ok in his role. The movie is good if you don't walk in with too much of expectations. But if you do, reading all the reviews that crowned it, you might come a bit disappointed.

Apart from that, watching it on a week day did no good for us. Having given 500 bucks for couple of tickets at the counter, we forgot to take back the change. That's spending 250 bucks for each ticket that costs 120 bucks. I only realized it this morning when i was looking for the change. At least, i could manage to pay for the coconut. And on the way back home we had to brave the cold without the gear.