Thursday, December 26, 2013

Bollywood Movies January 2014 List with Release Dates Calendar

Here is the complete List of Bollywood Movies January 2014 with release dates  calendar for all New Hindi Movies. The list for all the major movies is tentative and may get changed due to various reasons by producers.


January 2014

Joe B. Carvalho - January 3
Sholay 3D - January 3
Dedh Ishqiya - January 10
Karle Pyaar Karle - January 10
Yaariyan - January 10
Jai Ho - January 24
Total Siyappa - January 31

Karle Pyaar Karle release date postponed by one week

Shree Krishna International’s forthcoming film Karle Pyaar Karle has has been pushed by one week and now the film is stated to release on January 17, 2014 instead of January 10. The story goes something like this – unstable environment within their homes manifests into their daring attitude towards life. Right from their childhood Kabir (Shiv Darshan) and Preet (Harleen) indulge in playing borderline dangerous games trying to defy the fear and complexes within.

In a desperate moment, eight year old Kabir indulges in an act that leads him to the doors of a juvenile home… In a bid to protect Kabir, his mother decides to leave town to escape the harsh punishment. After travelling from one city to another for 12 years, the family returns to their home town where Kabir and Preet reconnect……beginning a mad chapter of dares, games and fun.

The film is a journey of their unbridled games as they discover themselves and the essence of romance. Problems rear up as though it was their destiny… Preet starts believing that they are ill fated and it’s best they should stay away. Kabir firmly believes that only if they are together, will they survive. Preet willingly tears herself apart from Kabir leading them to a point of no return.



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Monday, December 23, 2013

First trailer of Kangana’s upcoming film

The first trailer of Kangana Ranaut’s Queen is out and has impressed one and all.

The film, directed by Vikas Bahl, also stars Lisa Hayden and Rajkumar Yadav in main roles. A Delhi girl is all set to be married ‘for the first time’ and go for her honeymoon in Amsterdam and Paris – all alone! That, in itself, sets a hilarious plot. To top it Kangana Ranaut brings her comic charm to the trailer making it a cute and funny treat for the audience.




Dhoom:3 box office collection: Aamir Khan’s action flick earns Rs 69.58 crore

Yash Raj Films’ (YRF) big-budget action thriller has raked in the moolah from all over India in two days
The Aamir Khan-starrer big-budget action thriller Dhoom:3 has collected Rs 69.58 crore – which includes earnings from Tamil and Telugu versions – in two days of its release according to the official statement.

Directed by Vijay Krishna Acharya, the third installment of YRF’s popular Dhoom franchise came out this Friday and opened to mixed reviews. But it seems the box office collection is satisfactory. On Friday, the well-packaged enrapturing drama clinched a total of Rs 36.22 crore at the box office, while on Saturday the earnings were recorded to be Rs 33.36 crore.

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Tuesday, December 10, 2013

'Gunday' trailer to premiere at Dubai film festival

The trailer of Yash Raj Films’ forthcoming crime thriller ‘Gunday’ will be unveiled at the ongoing Dubai International Film Festival (DIFF) in the presence of its star cast and director Ali Abbas Zafar.
Based in Calcutta (now Kolkata) during its most unsettled times in the 1970s, the film deals with the inseparable life of Bikram and Bala, who grow from being small time, inconsequential coal thieves to the most powerful black marketing mafia-men.

Produced by Aditya Chopra, ‘Gunday’ is slated to release worldwide Feb 14.

The film`s first teaser saw only the two male actors making their mark while Priyanka was missing. She later explained that it was a "promotional strategy".

The new trailer of ‘Gunday’ will also be available on Yash Raj Films` YouTube channel Friday.

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Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Boss collects 40.75 cr in 6 days

BOSS had low collections on Monday as it collected 2.75 crore nett taking its total to 40.75 crore nett. The film will collect around 43 crore nett in seven days and around 47 crore nett in its extended first week. Despite getting a good price for TV and being sold for fair prices, it will still struggle for recovery for both the makers and distributors. The first six day figures of BOSS are as follows.
  • Wednesay – 12,00,00,000
  • Thursday – 7,40,00,000
  • Friday – 5,60,00,000
  • Saturday – 5,75,00,000
  • Sunday – 7,25,00,000
  • Monday – 2,75,00,000
TOTAL – 40,75,00,000




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Krrish 3 is 2.33 hrs long; passed with ‘U’ certificate

The much-talked about sci-fi biggie Krrish 3 has acquired a censor certificate. The Hrithik Roshan-starrer has been passed with a ‘U’ certificate and has a runtime of 2 hours 33 minutes. The film is all set to release on November 1.




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Release of Ram Gopal Varma’s Satya 2 postponed to November 8

Celebrations at the RGV camp were cut short on Tuesday with the release of Satya 2, starring newcomers Puneet Singh, Anaika Soti and Aradhana Gupta, being postponed. Ramu was told in no uncertain terms by government authorities to severe all ties from Arun Sharma owned L.R. Active, one of the financers of the film.

“After disassociating with all L.R. Active Arun Sharma related issues, Satya 2 will now release Nov 8, instead of October 25th,” read Varma’s Twitter post on Tuesday. When Mirror got in touch with the director, he confirmed the story and told Mirror: “Arun Sharma is the owner of L.R. Active and he is one of the partners in Satya 2. We were told not have any kind of association with him.” The obviously disturbed director refused to say anything else on this matter. Mirror had reported on Tuesday about the Rs 5600-crore scam in the Jignesh Shah-promoted NSEL (National Spot Exchange Limited) and Arun Sharma’s involvement in it. He is one of the defaulting borrowers of the high-profile commodities exchange fraud, and his company has defaulted Rs 250 crore on NSEL.


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Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Salman Khan's Mental Shoot - New Stills Out!

Catch the new stills from the sets of Salman Khan's next film Mental.









Promotion of film Satya 2

Checkout latest images of Satya 2 Stars Promote film at Navratri






Friday, October 11, 2013

Brand New Poster of Krrish 3 Movie

Here is the new Krrish 3 Poster feat. Hrithik, Priyanka and Kangana. Produced and directed by Rakesh Roshan, the movie releases on November 1. 

Thursday, October 10, 2013

Why did Salman Khan change the title of his upcoming film from Mental to Jai Ho?

Salman Khan is a family man! Looking at this picture, it is very clear that the bhai likes to bond with his family members whenever he has some free time in his hands.

We have heard the Khan pariwaar was apparently divided on the title of Salman’s upcoming film to be directed by his brother Sohail Khan. While many preferred the original title – Mental, the patriarch of the family Salim Khan preferred Jai Ho. Now we know that the eternal bachelor of B-town respects his father tremendously. Now is that possible that papa says something and Salman completely ignores it? Well, the Dabangg dude didn’t think twice and changed the title of the film from Mental to Jai Ho.

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First Look: LUCKY KABOOTAR

Cast: Ravi Kissen, Eijaz Khan, Kulraj Radhawa, Shraddha Das, Sanjay Mishra, Madhavi Sharma
Banner: Dhananjay Films Pvt Ltd, Jai Viratra Entertainment Ltd, Inderjit Films Combine
Producer: Karan Raj Kanwar
Director: Shammi Chhabra




Priyanka Chopra to be seen in a double role in Krrish 3?

Bollywood Actress Priyanka Chopra will be seen in a double role in Krrish 3. While it is being kept hush-hush, an inisder reveals that the actress has a double role in the film. However, it is not like a traditional double role. She will seen in a good and a bad avatar.

Adds the source, “Priyanka is playing the character of Priya Mehra (married to Krishna Mehra or Krrish aka Hrithik Roshan). When she was offered the role as Krrish’s wife, PC hardly had any scope to emote. When she learnt that the other actress Kangana has a role with more layers, she asked for meat to be added to her part. And thus her new character was written by director Rakesh Roshan.

Priyanka will be seen in two roles — a good one as Krrish’s wife and one which evolves into another person which is pure evil. All will be revealed in the climax. PC’s good and bad characters are expected to be one of the highlights of the film.”


Monday, October 7, 2013

New colourful and vibrant poster of Ram Leela released!

The new poster of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's upcoming flick Ram Leela poster is out! The poster looks extremely vibrant and colourful due of its breathtaking background. In the foreground, we see the mesmerizing duo of Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone engaging in a dance of love and complementing each other perfectly. 


Thursday, October 3, 2013

Ishk Actually Movie first trailer

Directed by Anish Khanna, Ishk Actually stars Rajeev Khandelwal, Rayo Bakhirta, Neha Ahuja and Ann Mithchai in the lead. It’s a well-known fact that Rajeev loves to experiment with his roles and films, this time is no exception as well.



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Besharam Movie Review

Cast: Rishi Kapoor, Neetu Singh, Ranbir Kapoor, Pallavi Sharda, Javed Jaffrey

Director: Abhinav Singh Kashyap

Rating: Two Stars

The number of times Ranbir Kapoor, that simmering restless bundle of unstoppable talent, calls himself besharam (shameless) in this movie is not funny. And with good reason, one might add.
The plot is evidently written as a back-handed homage to the 1980s and 90s cinema of outlandish logistics where coincidences covered up for the lack of a sound sense in the script, and every actor screamed his or her dialogues to conceal the embarrassment of doing stuff that no one with an iota of intelligence would attempt. 

But even the logistics of the cinema of the absurd had a rhythm of its own. 

Besharam, however, is devoid of rhythm, sur or taal. It's shot like an ongoing television sitcom where the actors are clueless about which way the intended laughter would take them. Everyone in the movie, from the redoubtable Rishi Kapoor to the gifted-in-her-own-right Himani Shivpuri, is in it just for fun.

I am sure the script, when it was narrated to the actors, must have had them in splits.

And why not? Director Abhinav Kashyap's debut in Dabangg gave a new language to the Hindi commercial cinema. The language of cocky hero-giri. But then, Dabangg featured Salman Khan who does not need to act to impress audiences. He does not even try. 

Ranbir Kapoor in Besharam goes the other way. Every scene in the film is an "acting" moment. Ranbir does the equivalent of a very accomplished gymnast who must impress the sports council that he is qualified for the next Olympics.

The director obviously thinks very highly of Ranbir's talents. So do we. But does that mean he must attack every scene like an audition? There is a desperation in the narration hidden out of our view, but discernible nonetheless. A desperation to project the protagonist as infinitely wacky.

Cynical disregard for basic decency is meant to be cool in this film. In the endeavour to imbue Ranbir's car-thief character with a sense of mischievous artlessness, the narration becomes woefully heavy-handed. The tone adopted is that of a conversation between two reputed stand-up comedians who are out to prove they can convey the seriousness of existence even while maintaining the jokey tone. 



Everyone, barring the villain Javed Jaffrey, is given funny lines. They speak it with twinkle-eyed pleasure that, alas, is lost somewhere as it makes its way from the screen to the audience. There are passages of excruciatingly gauche writing where the actors run around in circles, trying to be cute replicas of characters from the movies in the 1990s.

Among these aimless drifters in the province of the potboiler are Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh, playing a corrupt quarrelsome Haryanvi cop couple. Their roles seem to start with the firm resolve that their real-life relation to the hero would be kept completely out of bounds. But then, as the script progresses, real-life references like "Tum toh meri maa samaan ho" ("You're like my mother") and "Main tera baap hoon" ("I'm your dad") creep in, until the margin of satire shrinks to the extent of being non-existent. 

And we finally come to a stage where Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh "adopt" Ranbir's character!
"Go for it," Ranbir's sidekick Titu (well played by Amitosh Nagpal) tells the hero. "You even look like the female cop (Neetu Singh)."

The trouble with mainstream Hindi cinema is that when all is said and done, it is nothing but a star-vehicle. Besharam stars off cocking a snook at conventional trappings. It eventually ends up sucking up to cinematic cliches, and with not even a pretence of subtlety.

Besharam is clogged with plot-holes into which the characters happily fall. There they remain happily wallowing in the uni-dimensionality of their narrow world-view. 

The fuss, if you must know, is over a posh car bought by the girl that our hero, Bunty, has fallen for.
That the girl, Pallavi Sharda, seems to belong to another plot and another film is besides the point.
Bunty loves her, period. And what follows is a series of goofy escapades where Bunty outwits the villain. Laughter.

It is sad to see Rishi Kapoor reduced to sitting on the potty and noisily clearing his bowels. And at one point, the heroine herself asks: "Yeh thoda vulgar nahin ho gaya?" ("That got a little vulgar?")

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Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Krrish 3 to finally release on a Friday – November 1

After contemplating the release of Krrish 3 first on Sunday, November 3 and then Monday, November 4, filmmaker Rakesh Roshan has now decided to unleash his much awaited superhero flick starring Hrithik Roshan on Friday, November 1. The filmmaker communicated the decision to all his distributors and exhibitors over the weekend.

Apparently, the idea of releasing the film, also starring Priyanka Chopra, Kangana Ranaut and Vivek Oberoi, on November 1 was suggested to him by his distributors, exhibitors and even overseas associates.

Confirms Rakesh Roshan, “This year, Dhanteras, the first day of Diwali, is on November 1. And it’s a holiday for most people. My distributors and exhibitors, even those overseas, wondered why I was not making use of the holidays. Fortunately or unfortunately, it’s for the first time in many years that Diwali and Lakshmi Puja are falling on Sunday. No one knows the repercussions of a pre-Diwali release. But since everyone is keen on a Friday release, I’ll be releasing Krrish 3 on November 1.”

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First Look: R…RAJKUMAR

Cast: Shahid Kapoor, Sonakshi Sinha, Sonu Sood, Asrani, Ashish Vidyarthi, Mukul Dev

Banner: Eros International, Next Gen Films

Producers: Sunil Lulla, Viki Rajani

Director: Prabhu Dheva



Monday, September 30, 2013

Prague movie review

Film: Prague; Cast: Chandan Roy Sanyal, Elena Kazan, Kumar Mayank, Arfi Lamba; Directed by Ashish R Shukla


Prague opens in India where the dynamics of Chandan’s inner world are manifested in his relationship with an undependable Indian girl named Shubangi and his two closest friends Gulshan (Kumar Mayank) and Arfi (Arfi Lamba) one of whom, we soon realise, is dead. This is when we begin to realise that Chandan’s character is losing his mind. As he and his two best friends move to Prague, the stage is sturdily set for Chandan’s descent into hell.

As for Chandan the actor, he embraces all the confusion, complexities, insecurities and insanity of his character. In some sequences where his madness overtakes his better judgement, he allows his character to take over. We can see him floating in the tides of whimsy.

The casting of Chandan’s two friends is also of the utmost importance. The cocky self-centred Gulshan as played by Kumar Mayank is the most fatally charismatic character in this intricate jigsaw of light and death. And the wimpy, whiny, over-possessive Arfi.

Then there is Elena Kazan, last seen as Randeep Hooda’s neurotic alcoholic girlfriend in John Day. Here she plays a far more normal girl who is forced to join her lover in his journey into hell. Elena brings a whole lot of tragic charm to the proceedings.

But we know this love story too would end in terrible tragedy. Just as the first love story in the Mumbai section of the film when ‘Shubhangi’ the bitch, who betrays in love, becomes indicative of the malaise of rejection that destroys Chandan’s life.

Dark, sinister, wild and unpredictable, Prague takes us into the depths of despair. Not all, or even some of the events in the film make sense when judged against conventional populist elements. This film dares to court the dark side of the human mind. The very powerful Chandan plays an artiste on the brink. As he topples over, we get a vivid view into the abyss that separates man from madness.

Prague is a tough film to ingest.

Rajkumar Gupta to direct film adaptation of Chetan Bhagat’s Revolution 2020

Chetan Bhagat has once again teamed up with Disney UTV, this time for the screen adaptation of his latest bestseller Revolution 2020, to be directed by Raj Kumar Gupta. The novel, which revolves around the lives of childhood friends — Gopal, Raghav and Aarti — will be made into a drama film with strong roles for the three main leads. “It is an intense love story set against the backdrop of corruption in the education sector, which affects millions across the country. I can’t wait for the three characters to be cast and brought to life,” says the author, who earlier collaborated with the production house on Kai Po Che.

Speaking about his decision to direct the movie, Rajkumar says, “When I read the novel, I was quite moved. It is a very simple and heartfelt story about being young, being confused, being in love, getting corrupt… I am looking forward to writing and directing this book for the screen.”

Siddharth Roy Kapur, Managing Director, Studios, Disney UTV, adds, “We are excited to have played the catalyst in bringing Chetan and Raj Kumar together. Chetan had shared the draft of his book with us even before it was published and we instantly reacted to its cinematic potential. It has an incredibly well-graphed storyline and the issues it deals with are those that today’s youth will instantly relate to and identify with.”

The screenplay of the film is currently underway and is expected to go on floors mid-2014.


First Look: BULLETT RAJA

Cast: Saif Ali Khan, Sonakshi Sinha, Jimmy Shergill, Vidyut Jamwal, Ravi Kissen, Gulshan Grover, Raj Babbar

Banner: Brandsmith Motion Pictures & Moving Pictures

Producers: Rahul Mittra, Nitin Tej Ahuja, Tigmanshu Dhulia

Director: Tigmanshu Dhulia


Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Why is Fukrey re-released in Delhi?

Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani’s Fukrey was a pleasant surprise. Despite having no big star in the film, it did well at the box office and managed to charm the audience. So much so, that the movie starring Pulkit Samrat, Varun Sharma and Ali Fazal has been re-released in Delhi. Yes, courtesy public demand Fukrey has been released in PVR in Delhi once again. Considering the movie is set in the backdrop of Delhi, we aren’t surprised with the response it received in the capital.

Well, this isn’t the first time that a film has been re-released. Earlier, Aamir Khan starrer Rang De Basanti was released second time on public demand. With Fukrey turning out to be a blockbuster, we are sure the audience would love if the makers came out with its sequel. In fact, at the success party of Fukrey, Ali even hinted that a sequel may come soon as the audience is asking for more.

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Friday, September 20, 2013

Phata Poster Nikla Hero movie review

Director Rajkumar Santoshi disappoints. Not only does this film carry the hangover of his last hit with Ranbir Kapoor-Katrina Kaif, Ajab Prem ki Gazab Kahani, but also seems like Santoshi has sought inspiration from David Dhawan’s mindless comedies and Abhinav Kashyap’s Dabangg, especially in the action scenes. The filmmaker uses a half-baked, done-to-death plot where even the romance between the film’s lead pair fizzles due to a lack of build-up. The chemistry between Shahid and Ileana is almost non-existent. Ileana was promising in Barfi!, but she isn’t impressive as ‘Complaint Kajal’ – blame it on her bad dialogue delivery or the director’s caricaturish presentation of the film’s characters. Darshan Jariwala (as Commissioner of Police) and Sanjay Mishra (as Guruji) are good, but haven’t been properly used. Saurabh Shukla is wasted, but Salman Khan’s guest appearance is perfectly set into the movie.

The film’s music is impressive and its saving grace; however, the picturisation harks back to that of Ajab Prem…, whether it is the Agal bagal song that has shades of Prem ki nayya or Mere bina tu, modelled on Tu jaane na. We have to wonder if Santoshi is sticking to a set pattern or some kind of formula, because the film lacks surprises – so much so that even the twists are predictable. Nargis Fakhri’s item song is a jump in the bumpy flow. Is this a film made in the factory of a man who gave us cult comedy like in Andaz Apna Apna? We expected more, or at least something different, for sure.

Shahid Kapoor looks great, especially in a cop avatar