Monday, September 24, 2012

Rush Official Trailer | Emraan Hashmi, Neha Dhupia

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Rush Official Trailer | Emraan Hashmi, Neha Dhupia

Directer: Shamin Desai & Priyanka Desai

Starring: Emraan Hashmi, Neha Dhupia, Sagarika Ghatge & Aditya Pancholi

Music by: Pritam

Release Date: October 26, 2012
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Clips of Origianl Videos Copied By Barfi!

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Sunday, September 23, 2012

Barfi! Selected As Official Indian Entry At The Oscars

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Barfi! has been selected as the official Indian entry for the Academy Awards 2013.


Siddharth Roy Kapur, Managing Director – Studios, Disney UTV, said, “We are honoured that Barfi! has been selected to represent India as its official entry to the Academy Awards 2013. Barfi! is very close to the hearts of all of us at UTV, and it gives us great satisfaction that a film we have developed and nurtured from its inception has met with so much love from audiences and critics worldwide. An added source of pride is that this is the 4th UTV film in the last 7 years to have been selected to represent India at the Academy awards; our earlier selections being Rang De Basanti (2006), Harishchandrachi Factory (2009) and Peepli Live (2010)”


Celebrities Response to Barfi's entry to Oscar



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Saturday, September 22, 2012

India’s Oscar Shortlist

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The list of films shortlisted to select India’s official entry to the Academy Awards has been announced. The Film Federation Of India (FFI) has selected 20 films, of which one will be submitted to the Academy for the category, Best Foreign Language Film.


The Short list features 11 Hindi, 3 Marathi, 2 Tamil and 1 Malayalam, Telugu, Punjabi and Gujarati Films each.


1. Eega (Telugu)

Eega (Telugu) India's Oscar Short List


2. 7am Arivu (Tamil) 

7am Arivu India's Oscar Short List

3. Vazhakku Enn 18/9 (Tamil) 

Vazhakku Enn 18/9 India's Oscar Short List


4. Akasathinte Niram (Malayalam) 

Akasathinte Niram India's Oscar Short List
 

5. Heroine (Hindi) 

Heroine India's Oscar Short List


6. Paan Singh Tomar (Hindi) 

Paan Singh Tomar India's Oscar Short List


7. Kahaani (Hindi) 

Kahaani India's Oscar Short List


8. Barfi! (Hindi) 

Barfi! India's Oscar Short List


9 & 10. Gangs of Wasseypur – Parts 1 & 2 (Hindi) 

Gangs of Wasseypur Part 1 India's Oscar Short List

Gangs of Wasseypur Part 2 India's Oscar Short List



11. Arjun – The Warrior Prince (Hindi) 

Arjun - The Warrior Prince India's Oscar Short List


12. Gattu (Hindi) 

Gattu India's Oscar Short List


13. Jalpari (Hindi) 

Jalpari India's Oscar Short List


14. The Dirty Picture (Hindi) 


The Dirty Picture India's Oscar Short List


15. Ferrari Ki Sawaari (Hindi) 

Ferrari Ki Sawaari India's Oscar Short List


16. Deool (Marathi) 

Deool India's Oscar Short List


17. Veer Hamirji – Somnath Ni Sakhate (Gujarati) 

Veer Hamirji - Somnath Ni Sakhate India's Oscar Short List


18. Anhey Ghorey Da Daan (Punjabi) 

Anhey Ghorey India's Oscar Short List


19. Kaksparsh (Marathi) 

Kaksparsh India's Oscar Short List


20. Tukaram (Marathi)
Tukaram India's Oscar Short List

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Friday, September 21, 2012

BACK WITH A BANG- JAB TAK HAI JAAN

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Here's the latest promo of YASH CHOPRA'S JAB TAK HAI JAAN

Starring: Shahrukh Khan, Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma

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Happy 32nd Birthday Bebo

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Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor celebrates her 32nd Birthday Today. Birthday Wishes from We Love Film Team.
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Saturday, September 15, 2012

BARFI - MOVIE REVIEW

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Another Friday, another release but this one’s not what you get to see every day. Barfi is certainly the masterpiece of 2012. Right from the first frame to the end, the film never drops but climbs higher and higher.


Story of a dumb and deaf character Barfi (Ranbir Kapoor); who is full of life, a prankster and charming, meets Shruti (Ileana D’Cruz); daughter of a rich Kolkata household that comes to Darjeeling for vacation. Delighted by Barfi’s innocence, she fells for him, even Barfi loves her, but Shruti is already engaged to Ranjit Sengupta (Jishu Sengupta). On the other hand- Jhilmil Chatterjee (Priyanka Chopra) an autistic girl, who belongs to a rich family, befriends Barfi. Circumstances forces Barfi to stay with Jhilmil and they move on to Kolkata where Shruti is staying with her husband. Story takes a turn and the three meet again in Kolkata. Shruti still loves Barfi but Barfi now is more caring for Jhilmil. What happens next forms the rest of the story.

The story and screenplay of Barfi is very well written and executed. The non-linear form of storytelling works perfectly for the film. It succeeds in keeping the audience engaged throughout. The film offers a lot of funny and light moments where it automatically brings smile on viewers face. The film also had a variety of tricky shots which is really innovative and funny. In other words Anurag Basu’s story and screenplay is so-so well written and is sensibly handled that will never bore you.
This is Anurag Basu’s one of the best works after Gangster and Life in a metro. As a director he has made the film so good that we actually start feeling the movie than just watching it. It is more of a painting on celluloid than just a film. The action and chase sequences in the film are really well executed. With a simple story, Anurag does a great job and delivers a most memorable film of the year.


Ravi Varman’s Cinematography in the film is remarkable. As said earlier, it is a painting on celluloid. Every scene looks like a painting or a beautiful photograph. Darjeeling and Kolkata are beautifully captured and presented with a calming colour tone. My best shot of the film is when Jhilmil looks at the bridge through a transparent glass ball. Camera work in the film is certainly worth watching.


Coming to acting, Ranbir Kapoor as Barfi delivers an award winning performance in the film. He is cute, charming, and funny and acts perfectly as a deaf and dumb. Throughout, his expressions in the film are up to the mark. Right form the first frame, we know that Barfi is going to be a charming character and yes Ranbir Kapoor never failed, he did justice to the role that he was assigned perfectly.


Ileana D’Cruz as Shruti is a beauty to watch. She is beautiful throughout. Some of the places where she is extremely good are when she meets Barfi for the first time and when Barfi follows her on a cycle and she is in a toy train, and when Barfi is heartbroken after he sees her with her fiancé, she is splendid, she is natural and gorgeous in each and every frame of which she is part of.





Priyanka Chopra as Jhilmil Chatterjee will surprise many with her acting skills. The manner, in which she talks, walks, eats and when she is happy or sad, all are very naturally performed. Her scene when her foot gets stuck in a puddle, her acting then is certainly splendid. Her and Barfi’s chemistry is very cute and loving. There are even few scenes of theirs that may make you cry. It is Priyanka Chopra’s one of the best performances I’ve seen so far, certainly another award winning performance from the film.

Saurabh Shukla as the police inspector is again fun and cute to watch. His dialogue delivery, his timing is all perfect. After a very long gap he is on screen with such a brilliant and memorable performance.




Sumona Chakravarti as Ileana’s mother is silent at places but plays a powerful role. Others too support and act very well.

Music and Background score is given by Pritam and must say, he adds to the beauty of the film. The background score is engaging and relaxing. Music is not the best but it’s just what the movie required. ‘Ala Barfi’ is indeed the best track and is really well pictured. Other songs too come at the right places and add to the drama beautifully.

Barfi is one of the finest films ever made. It surely deserves full marks.

A ‘WELL DONE’ to the team of Barfi.

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