Aamir Khan and Kareena Kapoor....:3 Idiots.
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citer New York ni best kan?
suka plak ngk John Abraham,Katrina Kaif dgn Neil Nitin Mukesh..
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642# amikie
filem terbaik tahun 2009
638# shanew3stgalz
ni ekk heroin citer Veer?if not mistake,her name is Zarine Khan..
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amikie Post at 10-12-2009 12:43 PM http://forum.cari.com.my/images/common/back.gif
heroin die yg tengah2 tu.... bkn yg salman salam tu hehehe :lol:
644# shanew3stgalz
vleyyy gitu..?
not bad jugak la kannnn...??;P
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Movie Review
Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Yearhttp://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2009/12/14/movies/15rocketspan/articleLarge.jpg Yash Raj Films
Ranbir Kapoor in “Rocket Singh: Salesman of The Year.”
December 15, 2009
High Road in Business? He Takes It[*]\By RACHEL SALTZ
Published: December 15, 2009
What makes Harpreet Singh Bedi run? Honesty — the same quality that makes him seem like a zero to his blithely corrupt boss. But that boss isn’t the villain in Shimit Amin’s “Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year,” a smart, focused Bollywood movie. That honor goes to Business as Usual, which Mr. Amin portrays as fundamentally dishonest, fueled by bribes and payoffs.
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Mr. Amin, who directed the delightful “Chak De! India,” about a girls’ field hockey team, dispenses with Bollywood’s normal tangle of subplots and mashup of genres. There’s music, but no big production numbers. Even romance is back-burnered. Instead, Mr. Amin sticks to the story at hand.
Harpreet (Ranbir Kapoor) gets a job at a Mumbai firm that sells and services computers. When a client offers him a bribe, he blows the whistle and, for his troubles, becomes the office whipping boy.
Harpreet starts his own secret business on the side, run on hard work and honesty. A Sikh, he forms a kind of Indian rainbow coalition when he brings in partners: the beautiful receptionist who has been passed up for promotion; the man who serves tea and is dismissively called Cup-Plate; and even a snaky salesman, who comes to appreciate doing business Harpreet’s way.
It’s no accident that when the partners hold a rooftop meeting, they’re framed by the words “United India” on an adjacent building.
Mr. Kapoor, a heartthrob who has quickly become a star playing cads, turns in a skillfully understated performance. His Harpreet is an old-school hero: solid, righteous, compassionate. You can’t help cheering for him.
Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year Opened on Friday nationwide. Directed by Shimit Amin; written by Jaideep Sahni; director of photography, Vikash Nowlakha; edited by Arindam S. Ghatak; music by Salim Merchant and Sulaiman Merchant; production designer, T. P. Abid; produced by Aditya Chopra; released by Yash Raj Films. In Hindi, with English subtitles. Running time: 2 hours 20 minutes. This film is not rated. WITH: Ranbir Kapoor (Harpreet Singh Bedi).
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Frank Lovece
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Film Review:Rocket Singh: Salesman of the YearAn honest young college grad enters the business world, where office politics and petty corruption push him into entrepreneurship at his company's expense. David-and-Goliath workplace drama from India goes unexpected places, and hits satisfying chords.Dec 14, 2009
-By Frank Lovece
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The smiling guy offering you a business card while a paper plane glides behind him in the posters for the Bollywood import Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year seems to promise a workplace satire or a lighthearted employee caper— Office Space goes Calcutta. Instead we get a sharply observed drama of an honest man trying to survive in the usual business world where kickbacks, petty politics, office cliques and tell-’em-anything lies to make a sale are all business as usual. In the exploding modern India, it's a very American story: How do you succeed in business without really trying to compromise your ethics?
That's the dilemma facing Harpreet Singh Bedi (Ranbir Kapoor, the Strasberg-trained scion of the venerable filmmaking family), a Sikh fresh out of college with less than stellar grades. While his classmates head toward MBAs or law firms, H.P., as he's nicknamed, thinks he'll find his future in sales. His devout grandfather (Prem Chopra), with whom he lives, is wary but supportive, going so far as to sink his life savings into a scooter for H.P. to use on his rounds. Shortly after H.P. lands a trainee position at AYS, a major yet snake-oily computer sales and "service" company, over the objections of smarmy sales manager Nitin Rathore (Naveen Kaushik), he gets what could be his big break—making an in-person visit to a major client to finalize a done deal. But when that company's procurement guy seeks his usual bribe, H.P. naively files a complaint with that company's higher-ups—on AYS stationery, no less.
To call what happens next a descent would be to imply going south by degrees. H.P. immediately becomes a pariah of untouchable proportions, the butt of jokes, and is given cold-call duty—and forced to turn over whatever leads he can get that way. Pretty soon paper rockets—what we call paper airplanes—rain down on him mercilessly. In the entrenched social structures of even 21st-century India, where leaving a job that you're lucky to have is unheard of (much like the U.S., come to think), H.P. is effectively trapped.
A chance encounter with the veteran owner of a cheap electronics stall alerts H.P. to the realities of computer pricing—and the relatively low costs of computer assembling. He recruits AYS' service technician Giri (D. Santosh)—who spends most of his day ogling bikini-clad blondes on his computer—to moonlight. One thing leads to another, and he soon acquires a slew of clients who appreciate Rocket Computer's honesty and integrity—notwithstanding the fact H.P.'s running it out of AYS' offices, unbeknownst to smiling-cobra company owner Puri (Shantanoo Bhagyaraj). H.P. intends to reimburse AYS for the phone and the printer ink and such. But just as he and company cohorts Koena (Gauhar Khan), Chotelal (Mukesh Bhatt) and even Rathore are about to resign to do Rocket full-time, Puri discovers their now not-so-little scheme.
Not all Bollywood movies are big, colorful musicals, of course, and this one offers only a couple of plot montages set against songs. But with uniformly excellent performances—particularly by Kaushik and Bhagyaraj as the conflicted and not-so-conflicted antagonists, respectively—plus a no-nonsense pace and storytelling sense by director Shimit Amin, and a truly universal and credible office mise-en-scène, Rocket Singh is instantly accessible to any stateside audience. H.P. may be a prisoner of the system, but he can proudly say, "I am not a number. I am a free market."
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MY NAME IS KHAN official trailer
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Post Last Edit by izzati at 17-12-2009 10:23
MY NAME IS KHAN official trailer
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izzati Post at 17-12-2009 10:18 http://eforum6.cari.com.my/images/common/back.gif
nice nice
baru nk post bideo ni:lol:
651# ruby23
Any review ttg citer ni tak...suke tgk Aamir & Madhavan....:loveliness:
652# izzati
Nice trailer....:loveliness: x sabar nak tengok next year....a glimpse of the trailer cam best je....
sample lagu MNIK
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asl rase cam tak sedap je lagu2 dr mnik nih:mad:
kannn...slalunye kalo citer KJ ni skali dgr dah best lagunyee:mad:
wow.. looks like karan johar btol2 goes very different way for MNIK kali nih.
lagu2 pon gaye lagu a.r rahman dh.
these kind of songs may get good critical acclaim but commercially, n nk jd chartbuster ala2 lagu2 KKHH & K3G tu cam susahh je...
haha ape2 pon kte tguuu.... :C
651# ruby23
Any review ttg citer ni tak...suke tgk Aamir & Madhavan....:loveliness:
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3 Idiots Movie Review
By Taran Adarsh, December 21, 2009 - 14:25 IST
Life is all about listening to your heart and chasing your dreams. That's the essence of 3 IDIOTS, directed by the supremely talented Rajkumar Hirani. Let me come to the point right away. There are films and there are more films. And then there's 3 IDIOTS.
Come to think of it, 3 IDIOTS carries a huge 'burden' on its shoulders: The 'burden' of humungous expectations. And it's not without reasons...
3 IDIOTS is Aamir's next release after the record-breaker GHAJINI.
3 IDIOTS is Rajkumar Hirani and Vidhu Vinod Chopra's third film together, after MUNNABHAI MBBS and LAGE RAHO MUNNABHAI, landmark films.
Three actors from the path-breaking RANG DE BASANTI team - Aamir, Madhavan and Sharman - team up yet again. Plus, Aamir's teaming up with Hirani. It couldn't get bigger!
3 IDIOTS is over-hyped and that could be dangerous for any film since it's the expectations which kill a film if the content doesn't match up to the hype. In this case, all izz well!
Now let's demystify the myths...
3 IDIOTS is not about idiots or nincompoops. It's about three engineering students who believe in 'I'll Do It On my Terms' and that's what the three characters achieve in life and that's what Hirani, Chopra, Aamir eventually achieve at the end of the movie. Making a movie on their terms!
One more thing! You cannot draw parallels with any other film, past or present, successful or unsuccessful. And though people may draw parallels with GHAJINI or the MUNNABHAI series, it would be sacrilege to do so. 3 IDIOTS doesn't tilt, it stands tall.
Here's yet another illusion: 3 IDIOTS belongs to Aamir Khan. Yes, it does, but also to R. Madhavan, Sharman Joshi, Boman Irani, Kareena Kapoor and Omi, the entrant in Hindi movies, who delivers an equally sterling performance. The film would be incomplete without any of these characters.
To cut a long story short, all you'd like to say about the film is, All izz very, very, very, very, very well. Watch this film to know what it means!
Two friends embark on a quest for a lost buddy. As they make their way through the perilous landscape , another journey begins: their inner journey through memory lane and the story of their friend - the irrepressible free-thinker Rancho , who, in his unique way, touched and changed their lives.
It's a story of their hostel days that swings between Rancho's romance with the spirited Pia and his clash with and oppressive mentor, Viru Sahastrabudhhe . And then one day, suddenly, Rancho vanishes...
Who was he? Where did he come from? Why did he leave? The friend who influenced and inspired them to think creatively and independently, even as the conformist world called them three idiots. Where is the original idiot now?
Hirani is a genius and that has been proved twice in the past. He proves it for the third time with 3 IDIOTS. Screenplay writers Hirani and Abhijat Joshi and screenplay associate Vidhu Vinod Chopra narrate a story that's straight out of life. A story that each one of us can relate to or identify with.
Very often, we've read news-reports of students committing suicides because they've to live up to the family's pressure/expectations. This film depicts it at the very start, when a student commits suicide. But the issue doesn't end there, for 3 IDIOTS raises a pertinent question: Was it suicide or murder?
Hirani balances the rough and smooth incidents in their lives beautifully. The sequences in the campus, right from the ragging sequence at the start, to Omi's speech when the word 'chamatkaar' is changed to 'balatkaar' , to the trio getting caught in an embarrassing situation at the reception of Kareena's sister , to the dinner sequence at Sharman's house, to Kareena and Aamir driving Sharman's seriously ill father on their bike to the hospital... the funny moments would make your jaws ache.
The interval point is a shocker. The point at which the first half ends will leave you stunned. Now what was that? Kahani mein twist!
The mystery is solved soon after the intermission ends and a new journey begins. That's one of the USPs of the film. Just when you think that the story would be solved, a new story begins. Of course, the pace dips slightly in its second hour, especially during the delivery sequence of Mona , but the immediate sequence, when the baby boy is born and also the subsequent sequence between Boman and Aamir bring the film back on track. The culmination to the film is novel and yes, it's a master stroke from the writing point of view!
Every person behind the camera gives his/her best to the film. Hirani and Joshi's screenplay is the mainstay of the film. If you fondly recall 'Gandhigiri' from their previous film LAGE RAHO MUNNABHAI, you'd have a new phrase to chew on this time: 'All Izz Well'. Muraleedharan C.K.'s cinematography is awesome. Note the aerial view at the very start, when Madhavan and Sharman begin the journey to Shimla or the picture perfect look of Ladakh... the DoP does a magnificent job.
Shantanu Moitra's music may sound plain ordinary to ears, but when viewed on screen, the score is just perfect. 'Give Me Some Sunshine', 'All Is Well', 'Zoobie Doobie' are three tracks that would grow on you after you've watched the film. The choreography of 'All Izz Well' and 'Zoobie Doobie' are eye-catching. The background score is right.
3 IDIOTS belongs to everyone. But, yes, there's no denying that Aamir makes you forget all his past achievements as you watch the amazing actor play Rancho. To state that this ranks amongst his finest works would be an understatement. Madhavan is incredible, especially in the sequence when he explains his point of view to his father . Sharman is outstanding from start to end. This was a difficult role to portray and only an actor of calibre could've pulled it off. Boman is superb as the vicious head of the institute. The scenes between Aamir and Boman are extra-ordinary and it's a treat to watch these two powerful actors clash on the big screen, without getting overdramatic. Boman's appearance, mannerisms and dialogue delivery are exemplary.
The length of Kareena's role may not be as much as Aamir, Madhavan and Sharman, but she registers a strong impact nonetheless. Omi is excellent and the viewers are sure to love his acidic tongue and gestures in the movie. Mona Singh doesn't get much scope. Jaaved Jaffery is competent. Pareeks*** Sahani is decent.
On the whole, 3 IDIOTS easily ranks amongst Aamir, Rajkumar Hirani and Vidhu Vinod Chopra's finest films. Do yourself and your family a favour: Watch 3 IDIOTS. It's emotional, it's entertaining, it's enlightening. The film has tremendous youth appeal and feel-good factor to work in a big way.
RATINGS - 4.5 / 5
wow.. looks like karan johar btol2 goes very different way for MNIK kali nih.
lagu2 pon gaye lagu a.r rahman dh.
these kind of songs may get good critical acclaim but commercially, n nk jd chartbust ...
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karan johar pilih shankar-ehsan tuk pengarah muzik kali ni:D
depa pernah keje mase film kal ho na ho dl
tp kan hasilnye kureng mencanak arr:(
asl tak amik pritam je....tak pn a rahman (yg wat ghajini..leleh dgr:2lol:)