 Ali Taha (Emraan) meets Sanjana (Soha) on board of their flight to
Mumbai from Cape Town. Here on the film proceeds on and back and forth
narrative revealing them being ex-lovers. Six years back then Ali was a
art student and had lost his heart to the activist Sanjana. They both
had progressed to a live in relationship in quick time as well. But
monetary issues leading to ego clashes had broken their relationship
apart. 
|
|
 Parag Dixit (Neil) is hard working white collared job employee who
is just on the threshold of a great career ahead. He gets a well
deserved promotion at his job and is all set to marry his girl friend
Mansi (Mugdha). But fate has other plans. He gets wrongly implicated in
crime which he is not part of and is subjected to a police custody
first and then Thane jail. Thus begins a nightmare for the innocent
Parag. How he faces the problems in a world completely unknown and as
dark as he could not even imagine in his wildest dreams forms the rest
of the film.
|
|
 Prem (Ranbir) is a happy go lucky fun loving chap staying in a small
town. But problems follow him everywhere even when he is all set to do
something good for others. Prem along with his friends runs a ‘Happy
Club’ which believes in joining hearts of lovers. Following some
misunderstandings, Prem loses his heart to new girl in town Jenny
(Katrina). He finds out she is an orphan staying with a heartless
family. Prem’s friends motivate him to tell her his ‘dil ki baat’ and
he tries all his level best to match Jenny’s choices.
|
|
 The story is set in a fictitious town called Khwaish. Aladin
(Ritesh) is a shy college going bloke who is forever bullied by his
college mates lead by big bully Kasim (Sahil Khan). They always force
him to rub lamps to get a Genie out of it only because his name is
Aladin. He instantly falls in love at first sight when he sees Jasmine
(Jacqueline) the new girl in his college. But then again Kasim always
succeeds in keeping him away from her.
|
|
 Arjun (Ajay) and Manu (Salman) are childhood buddies living in a
Punjab village. Arjun passionately loves music and dreams of becoming a
musical sensation like Michael Jackson and perform at London’s Wembley
Stadium but his family hates music as it was the reason for his grand
father’s death. But as after his father’s death, Arjun’s uncle (Om
Puri) brings him along with him to London, he runs away to pursue his
dream.
|
|
|
 Samir (Salman) and Raina (Kareena) are married and settled in
Melbourne, Australia. What started of as a loving relationship which
lead to a quick marriage between the two has now turned into a
complicated situation what with Samir facing major hurdles in his
career to some wrong work decisions that he had taken. Raina is working
as a waitress to support their house. Jobless Samir gets an opportunity
to work in Singapore and make a new beginning.
|
|
|
 Sagar (Dutt) and Aarav (Akshay) are good friends settled in the
Bahamas. While Sam is a happy go lucky rich businessman, Sagar is down
to earth and not as ambitious as him. Aarav on many occasions tries to
instigate Sagar on coming out with the secret of ‘The Lady In Blue’ a
ship carrying a huge gold treasure that was sunk in 1949 in the Bahamas
seas. Aarav believes Sagar knows the route to the deep sunken ship and
they both can benefit from the huge treasure that lies inside it.
|
|
|
 Siddhartha ka Sid Mehra (Ranbir) is an aimless youngster just out of
college. Laid back Sid is completely disinterested in joining his
flourishing family business of bathroom fittings. He continues to enjoy
all the perks of a rich spoilt brat thanks to his lenient parents
(Anupam and Supriya). At his college farewell bash, he meets a ‘new
girl in the city’ Aisha (Konkona). Around seven years older to him in
age, Aisha has arrived from Kolkata to become a writer.
|
|
|
 The movie begins at Bardoli village, Gujarat where a wealthy old man
decides to write his assets in the name of his grandson Yogesh Patel
(Harman Baweja), the only person in the family to remember his maternal
grandfather on all occasions (read birthdays). Yogesh is doing his MBA
at Chicago with a rocking life style of a sincere student in the day
time, popular guy in the campus and a DJ at a night club.
|
|
|
 If you are crazy about regular commercial masala films leaving your
brains at home, Wanted is the right choice. Wanted is a canvas painted
in south Indian colours where you can get a glimpse of Rajnikanth in
our macho man Salman Khan. Woah hold down It’s a Prabhu Deva film, Bingo.
|
|
|
 Churning out a suspense thriller is not everyone’s cup of tea.
Director Deepak Tijori is a recent example. Fox goes down as the most
carelessly made thriller. Everything is perfect till the interval and
then the things take a non-gullible and predictable shaped just after
one brings their popcorn packets to get ready for suspense to reveal.
|
|
|
 Dayal Singh (Jackie) is a farmer in a Punjab village. The widower
stays with his two kids Jigar and Aman. On his friend’s suggestion,
Dayal sends Aman to the city for higher studies and Jigar stays with
him. While Aman (Arbaaz) goes on to become a lawyer, Jigar (Sohail)
like his father becomes a Kisaan, a farmer. Sohan Seth (Dalip Tahil) an
ambitious businessman arrives in Dayal’s village with a plan to set up
his mega industrial project. He tries to lure the villagers to sell of
their lands to him and offers them good compensation. But when he sees
Dayal being then main problem in his sinister plan he devises a master
plan to break his family to break him and his influence on the
villagers.
|
|
|
 Despite having delivered flops for a long time now, filmmaker
N.Chandra is best remembered for his three films – the hard hitting
Ankush and Pratighaat and of course the Ek Do Teen number film Tezaab
which made Madhuri an overnight star. With his latest offering Y.M.I –
Yeh Mera India, Chandra is back to his Ankush-Pratighaat form which
made you stand up and notice the raw energy of his subjects.
|
|
|
<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 Next > End >>
|
| Results 14 - 26 of 52 |
