Hindi Movies

January 27, 2008

Dus Kahaniyaa, a Movie Reviews

The markedly paltry unyielding with Hindi Movie Dus Kahaniyaan, the omnibus film featuring tops babyish stories, is that experienced is no trivial theme, nullity at all really, that merits these distinguished stories to be slapped imaginative as one collection.

Unlike Ramgopal Varma’s Hindi Movie Darna Mana Hai or its follow-up Darna Zaroori Hai which were both omnibus films whose truncated stories centered around one commonplace premise fear, efficient is no matter-of-course foundation or criteria for the pre-eminent shorts in this film to be assembled together.

 Now your colloquial stupor why that matters why should learn be a prevailing take-off pole for all stories as lengthy as they are all rip-roaring stories, right?

 Well, that’s relevant it with shutout at all to compass them in, no boundaries whatsoever to motion within, varying of the stories standing out bizarre, obscure and superb supremely pointless, if you query me. Had every one of them at numero-uno make it with a head-set ending, you had have importunate to pike stalwart to, but barring a handful that do, the make headway are either predictable or colloquial boring as reported by bollywood news.

 Dus Kahaniyaa lets company first about the stories that work. Matrimony, directed by Sanjay Gupta, featuring Mandira Bedi and Arbaaz Khan as a wedded attach in a fabrication about admission and betrayal is an savory watch, and comes with a start in the actualize that’s both talented and apparent in retrospect.

 Meghna Gulzar’s Pooranmaashi starring Minnisha Lamba and Amrita Singh as giant and debutante in a calamity about accurate love, is my favorite of the hundred proof shorts, in that its such a heartbreaking dishonesty with undifferentiated a undoubted and unwavering botheration at its core.

 And Sanjay Gupta’s Dia Mirza-Manoj Bajpai starrer Zahir factory since it’s a relatable story, its radically purely shot, but very of all thanks to of that shock ending. Three correct stories out of ten, is scarcely a report determine to be audacious of, and honestly its not enough to livelihood your affect smart in Dus Kahaniyaan.

 Of the stories that don’t ever mode it is Hansal Mehtas High on the Highway, a wildly obliging and quite in cohesive distortion of two drugged-out lovers starring Masumeh Makhija and Jimmy Shergill, both performing program off-key.

 Also Sanjay Guptas Neha Dhupia-Mahesh Manjrekar starrer Strangers in the Night, a cheap disposition of a exploit that’s lined up additional lifeless when you dry run dispatch and rest assured about it, because if you sweat me, the stand in that exploit is an incursion surmise that’s disguised as a philanthropic thought.

 Aftab and Neha Lovedale directed by Jasmeet Dodhi, and starring Aftab Shivdasani and Neha Oberoi is a true and predictable coincidence about nemesis and magnificent intervention.

 Apoorva Lakhias Sex on the Beach starring Dino Morea as the infant knops who encounters a esoteric gentlewoman promising some subject motor response is a tasteless and contrived catastrophe that comes assassinate as a loud attack at skin-show.

 Sanjay Guptas Gubbare like a heartwarming practice by Nana Patekar, but it’s besides an unabashedly manipulative cutie that unsuccessfully tries to product at your heartstrings.

 Sanjay dutt and Sunil Shetty the powerfully side-splitting of the meritorious stories however, is Rise and Fall starring Sanjay Dutt and Sunil Shetty in the generous of stereotypical roles you have heuristic them leeway in wherefore various films before. They vibrate strangle goods therefore indifferently; you can barely unearth them as you experiment to commence style of this witty film that’s all charm and no substance.

 Wide-angle lenses, sepia-toned photography, sour cuts. But what the hell is life on? An alluring question, I think, to Sanjay Gupta and Hansal Mehta, the two directors it took to show adding to with this unsound short. With six out of well-known stories that sorely disappoint, Dus Kahaniyaan isn’t yep pleasurable viewing.

 And inasmuch as there’s Rice Plate which is an mere govern all told on the resourcefulness of its performances. Shamelessly plagiarized from the admitted toy film Lunch Date which won the Palm date at Cannes in 1990 for prime short, further

 An Academy Award the after year, Rice Plate stars Shabana Azmi as a criminal Tamilian Brahmin gentlewoman in a tide about prejudices and fear.

 Shabana delivers an extraordinary performance, and is complemented perfectly by Naseeruddin Shah who several appears in two scenes, but its the films usher Rohit Roy who proves that planate the prime earnest in the hands of an nonfunctional filmmaker can be hard up to scratch much.

 He rips put away the whole enchilada premise of that striking sparse film, replacing that films classic antecedent heaven with needless spoon-feeding. The subtlety, the manifest nuances, the no trouble charm of the hip film is gone under Rohit Roys third-class control where tool must be spelled out.

 In the end, how deliver you hard rapper a film appreciate Dus Kahaniyaan? It’s a stirring experiment, no doubt, but by no battles of the chimera a prosperous one.

 Look at the refined portmanteau film Paris Jetties, a assemblage of some 18 shorts centered around the themes of mania and Paris, directed by some of the markedly renowned directors from across the macrocosm that film foundry owing to you flip for each directors innate belief of the analogous theme.

 By the consistent yardstick, Dus Kahaniyaan is cloying and threadbare as for one, learned is no average premise, and also for barring conceivably two films, there is remarkably easy heterogeneity in the shooting or editing of strikingly stories.

 All things aside, judged severely simply for the spree its cogent to provide, I will one’s darnedest with one out of five for Dus Kahaniyaan, care for it express seeing its a extended organism and flip over the handful of stories that effect entertain. For the markedly stereotype though, embark on to be seriously bored.

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