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Song : Kar Gaya Chaar Sau Bisi
Singer : Master Saleem, Ritu Pathak
Music : Pritam Chakraborty
Lyricist : Ashish Pandit
Movie : Thank You (2011)
Actor : Dance Songs

Song Lyrics:
Ladies and Gentlemen
What you are about to experience
Never, never, never .. seen before
Before dawn, the veil will be uncovered
And all will be shown
So are you ready
One

Kar gaya chaar sau bisi (420), tujhko dekh ke dil yeh
Zaalim teen sau painsat (365) din mein, ik din toh tu mil le
Kar gaya chaar sau bisi (420), tujhko dekh ke dil yeh
Zaalim teen sau painsat (365) din mein, ik din toh tu mil le
Galti se kal main inhe dekh ke jo, yunhi zara sa hass gayi
Galti se kal main inhe dekh ke jo, yunhi zara sa hass gayi
Allah bachaaye meri jaan, ke razia gundon mein phas gayi
Oye oye oye, allah bachaaye teri jaan, ke razia gundon mein phas gayi
(ke razia .. )

Haye iss ka gulabi rang, iss ka kitaabi ang, aayo zara nainon se padhe
Meri jawani par, jaan bhi luta doon agar, toh bhi koi ghata na pade

Iss ka gulabi rang, iss ka kitaabi ang, aayo zara nainon se padhe
Haan ,eri jawani par, jaan bhi luta doon agar, toh bhi koi ghata na pade
Utra nahin, ab tak zehar, main iss tarah se dass gayi
Utra nahin, ab tak zehar, main iss tarah se dass gayi
Allah bachaaye meri jaan, ke razia gundon mein phas gayi
Allah bachaaye meri jaan, ke razia gundon mein phas gayi
Oo, allah bachaaye teri jaan, ke razia gundon mein phas gayi, haye
(phas gayi ..)

Ho iss ko na sone denge, kisi ka na hone denge, kahin ka na chodenge isse
Haan aahein bhi na bharne denge, uff bhi na karne denge, bolo zara bologe kise

Han iss ko na sone denge, kisi ka na hone denge, kahin ka na chodenge isse
Haan aahein bhi na bharne denge, uff bhi na karne denge, bolo zara bologe kise
Bachna mera mushkil hai main, aaj toh bas gayi
Bachna mera mushkil hai main, aaj toh bas gayi
Allah bachaaye meri jaan, ke razia gundon mein phas gayi
Oye oye oye, allah bachaaye teri jaan, ke razia gundon mein phas gayi, haye

Galti se kal main inhe dekh ke jo, yunhi zara sa hass gayi
Galti se kal main inhe dekh ke jo, yunhi zara sa hass gayi
Allah bachaaye meri jaan, ke razia gundon mein phas gayi
Allah bachaaye meri jaan, ke razia gundon mein phas gayi
Oye oye oye, allah bachaaye teri jaan, ke razia gundon mein phas gayi
(ke razia ..)

O Mere Rabba Dil Kyun Banaaya – Dhaai Akshar Prem Ke (2000) Hindi Movie Song Lyrics

cls — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 02:34:46 +0000

o mere rabba dil kyun banaaya, tanhaai se kyun tadapana sikhaaya -2
kaisi hai teri khudaai, koyi sune na duhaai
ho gayi kya khata, lut gaye – (2)
o mere rabba dil kyun banaaya, tanhaai se kyun tadapana sikhaaya
kaun hai dil ke paas jo dhadkane sun raha
dur se meri maang mein chaandani bun raha
bite huye lamhe yaad na kar, ai ishq hamein barbaad na kar
ashkon ke samandar sukh gaye, abb milne ki fariyaad na kar
dard ka aalam thehra, dur talak hai sehra
pyaar ke har nishaan mit gaye, ho gayi kya khata lut gaye
o mere rabba dil kyun banaaya, tanhaai se kyun tadapana sikhaaya

jism toh bejaan hai tere bin, tere bin
roshani se hai juda mere din, mere din
dil woh nagar hai jo basata nahi ujadake
pachhataayega ya rab tu yeh basti ujaadake
kabhi ranjish kabhi shikave, kabhi mannat kabhi naale
kiya na ishq tu bhala kaise is dard ko jaane
chot jigar ne khaayi, honton tak aah na aayi
chaahaton ke diye bujh gaye, ho gayi kya khata lut gaye
o mere rabba dil kyun banaaya, tanhaai se kyun tadapana sikhaaya
kaisi hai teri khudaai, koyi sune na duhaai
ho gayi kya khata, lut gaye – (2)

More from : Dhaai Akshar Prem Ke (2000)

No Problem (2010) Wallpapers

cls — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 09:06:38 +0000

Dunno Y… Na Jaane Kyon (2010) Movie Review

cls — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 08:50:34 +0000

Dunno Y…Na Jaane Kyun: Gay Plan Gone Unhappy…

Director Sanjay Sharma is to be credited for his bold attempt at making a film on gay relationships. It is definitely a step ahead from the days when homosexuality was considered a taboo in Indian society. Actually, homosexuality is taboo in Indian society. It’s still something which is spoken of in whispers accompanied by sniggers and jeers. Of course, there was Onir’s ‘My Brother Nikhil’ which was made on the same subject a few years ago and made quite an impact. In the Nineties, Deepa Mehta’s ‘Fire’, which was about lesbian relationships, created a ruckus in many places with screenings being halted and cinema halls stoned.

In 2010, we seemed to have come a long way from those tumultuous times, or so it seems. The film in question, ‘Dunno…Y’ seems to tread this forbidden territory and that is commendable. But the treatment is hardly exemplary. Rather, the film is marred by amateurish handling on part of the director and clichéd and banal writing by Kapil Sharma.

In short, the film’s story is basically about a gay model who is forced to compromise for his career; something which female models have been facing for years. He meets and falls in love with a man, who is married and lives with his family. The two enter into a relationship, which sets of a chain of events.

While the good thing about the movie is the fact that it shows a gay relationship which is as normally intense as any man woman relationship would be. The two men are so much in love with one another that the married guy wants to leave his wife and live with his lover. But immediately, the director seems to develop chicken feet and balances it out by showing his wife (Rituparna Sengupta) having an affair with her husband’s younger brother (Maradona Rebello).

Then there is this complicated Anglo Indian family, where the father (Kabir Bedi) seems to have absconded, leaving behind his wife (Zeenat Aman) to fend for herself and the family. The wife, in turn submits to the advances of the lecherous boss because of what she can get out of it. And finally, there is Helen, who plays the mother in law.

The plot seems to meander and move away from the core issue and get into other subplots which weaken the main premise of the movie. The other problem with the movie is that most of it is in English and the most atrocious English at that, which gets very jarring after a while. At times, the movie also seems to just about stop short of sleaze.

The maker’s intentions seem good but if he had stuck to the core issue, the film would have made a much stronger impact. As it turns out now, the film is quite a half baked effort. What really comes out of this is really a dysfunctional family with its share of skeletons, with homosexuality being just one of them.

As for the lead actors, Kapil Sharma and Yuvraaj Parashar, they put in a very convincing performance. The film also sees veterans like Kabir Bedi, Zeenat Aman and Helen, the last of who is a treat to watch. The other members of the cast, like Rituparna, Aryan Vaid, Rebello and Mahabanoo Mody Kotwal chip in with competent performances.

What works for this film is the fact that it attempts to deal with a new concept. But the key word here is ‘attempt’ as the film hardly lives up to its promise or hype. Being bold and adventurous is fine, but if the story is not written and told well, it all comes to nought.

Apartment (2010) Hindi Movie Information

cls — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 07:40:36 +0000

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Also known as:
Roommates

Status:
Completed

Color:
C

Release Date:
April 23, 2010

Language:
Hindi

Genre:
Thriller

Executive Producer – Co-Producer:
Vikram Hira

Director:
Jagmohan Mundhra

Star Cast:
Rohit Roy…… Karan Malhotra
Tanushree Datta…… Preeti Sengupta
Neetu Chandra…… Neha Bhardwaj
Anupam Kher…… Madhusudan Tanha
Bobby Darling
Mushtaq Khan
Nassar Abdulla

Singers:
Sunidhi Chauhan,
Shaan

Lyricist:
Syed Gulrez

Music Director:
Bappi Lahiri

Cinematography:
Uday Tiwari

Art:
Aparna Sud

Editor:
Jagmohan Mundhra

Screenplay:
Jagmohan Mundhra,
Syed Gulrez

Sound:
Anandar Chandrahasan

Costume:
Rohit Chaturvedi

Story Writer:
Jagmohan Mundhra

Characters:
Tanushree Dutta: Preeti Sengupta
She is an attractive, young, career woman in her late twenties, working as an airhostess for a domestic airline. She invests her life savings to put down payment on a 2BHK apartment in the suburbs but can’t manage the monthly installments without the help pf her live in boyfriend Karan Malhotra. Her boyfriend’s colorful past makes her insecure about her relationship and she has trust issues which lead to frequent quarrels between the couple. When one such spat gets out of hand, she throws him out of the apartment only to realize that she can’t afford the payments on her own. On the advice of colleague, she advertises for a new flat mate.

Rohit Roy: Karan Malhotra
He is a handsome, successful, advertising executive, leading a charmed yuppie life in contemporary Mumbai. He has been quite a ladies man, but for the past three years, he is in a committed relationship with his girl friend Preeti Sengupta. When she invests in a 2BHK apartment in the suburbs and is worried about monthly payments, he offers to move with her and share the financial burden.

Neetu Chandra: Neha Bhardwaj
She is a young, innocent looking, small town girl, who has just arrived in Mumbai looking for a job and a place to stay. She gets a job as a data entry clerk at a book store through an employment agency and responds to Preeti Sengupta’s advertisement for a room for rent. Her simplicity and respectful demeanor impresses Preeti who takes her in as her new flat mate. Preeti also feels sympathy towards Neha when she learns that Neha has been brought up in an orphanage, but Neha is also harbouring a secret which when revealed completely changes the dynamics of their relationship.

Anupam Kher: Madhusudan Tanha
He is an elderly, neighbor, living next door to Preeti’s apartment. He is a poet and a songwriter with a pen name Tanha, which is quite symbolic of his life as he lives alone in his apartment with his pet Persian cat whom he adoringly addresses as ‘Shehzadi’. His literate poetry finds no takers in crass commercial Bollywood but an item number written on the advice of a producer is quickly picked up and filmed with a hot item girl. His involvement in his neighbor’s affairs leads to dire consequences for Tanha.

Synopsis
Preeti Sengupta (Tanushree Dutta) is an airhostess living in with her boyfriend Karan Malhotra (Rohit Roy). They share a nice 2BHK apartment in the northern suburbs of Mumbai and are befriended by their elderly neighbor Madhusudan Tanha (Anupam Kher), a struggling poet and lyricist. Tanha is a loner living with his only companion, a Persian cat whom he lovingly calls Shehzadi.
Preeti is possessive and has issues with trust. When she mistakenly suspects her boyfriend to be unfaithful, she throws him out of the house but soon realizes she can’t afford the payment on the apartment on her own. On the advice of a fellow airhostess, she advertises for a tenant to share her apartment. Enter Neha Bhardwaj (Neetu Chandra), a modest small-town girl asking for accommodation. Very impressed by her simplicity and respectfulness, Preeti believes she has found a perfect roommate. The two girls soon become close – their camaraderie leads them to even become companions.
Until things begin to go disastrously wrong – slowly and steadily. Preeti’s seemingly normal life is thrown off gear – with a series of incidents that take her by surprise. Is it just co-incidence or is someone deliberately causing all the trouble? Is Neha really as simple as she seems? In the grip of mystery, unforeseen and gruesome events and murder as its heinous best, the truth seems shocking as it in folds. As Neha and Preeti are torn apart by suspicion, deceit and betrayal, the question is – will the romance between Karan and Preeti survive or…

Raavan (2010) Hindi Movie Information

cls — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 06:29:47 +0000

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Banner:
Madras Talkies, Reliance Big Pictures

Color:
C

Release Date:
June 18, 2010

Language:
Hindi

Genre:
Action / Romance

Shooting Studios:
Filmcity

Producer:
Mani Ratnam

Director:
Mani Ratnam

Star Cast:
Abhishek Bachchan
Aishwarya Rai
Bipasha Basu…… Special appearance
Govinda
Nikhil Dwivedi
Manisha Koirala
Ravi Kissen
Chiyaan Vikram
Priyamani

Cassettes and CD’s on:
T-Series

Singers:
Kirti Sagathia,
Vijay Prakash,
Karthik,
Sukhwinder Singh,
Rekha Bhardwaj,
Javed Ali,
Anuradha Sriram,
Reena Bhardwaj,
Ila Arun,
Sapna Awasthi,
Kunal Ganjawala

Lyricist:
Gulzar

Music Director:
A R Rahman

Story Writer:
Rensil D’Silva

Synopsis:
Ravana is supposedly a modern day take on the Ramayana with Abhishek playing the title role. Abhishek Bachchan’s sister gets publicly humiliated by the character played by South star Vikram. An angry Abhishek seeks revenge and storms into Vikram’s house. But he doesn’t find him there. Wanting to teach him a lesson, Abhishek kidnaps Vikram’s wife played by Aishwarya Rai. Chased by the police, Abhishek hides in the nearby jungle. And guess what? Both of Abhi-Ash end up falling in love. What follows next forms the rest of the film. It’s Abhi-Ash’s love affair that brings in the twist in the tale. Mani’s wife Suhasini makes her Bollywood debut with Ravana. Govinda’s character is a take on Hanuman from Ramayana who helps Vikram to reach Abhishek. Ravi Kissen plays Abhishek’s trusted aide while Nikhil Dwivedi plays a cop.

It’s a Wonderful After Life (2010) Hindi Movie Infomation

cls — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 06:49:23 +0000

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Release Date :
7 May 2010

Banner :
Studio 18, Indian Films

Director :
Gurinder Chadha

Cast :
Shabana Azmi,
Shaheen Khan,
Sendhil Ramamurthy,
Zoe Wanamaker,
Jimi Mistri,
Sally Hawkins,
Goldy Notay,
Sanjeev Bhaskar,
Mark Addy,
Ash Varrez,
Adlyn Ross

Synopsis :
My Big Fat Greek Wedding and Shaun of the Dead meet in this charming comedy romp about an Indian Punjabi mother taking her obsession with marriage into frighteningly funny territory.

Mrs Sethi, a widow, can’t bear the thought of her only daughter being alone and unhappy. Okay, she’s a little plump and opinionated… but she would make a great wife for some lucky man, if only she were given a chance. When Mrs Sethi can no longer stomach the rudeness of families who refuse her daughter, she takes matters into her own hands with the only way she knows… Suddenly a police hunt begins for a serial murderer who cooks a killer curry.

Mrs Sethi doesn’t feel too guilty until the spirits of her victims come back to haunt her as they are unable to be reincarnated until their murderer dies. Mrs Sethi has no problem killing herself – she’ll get to see her dead husband again – but how can she go before her beloved daughter is married?

The spirits realize that helping Mrs Sethi’s daughter find a suitable husband before the police catch her is their only chance for a wonderful afterlife!

It’s a big bloody wedding and a comic feast which takes the phrase ‘I could murder a curry’ to hysterical new heights.

It’s A Wonderful Afterlife is a keenly anticipated “killer romantic comedy” from Gurinder Chadha, the international award winning director of box office hits like Bhaji On The Beach, Bend It Like Beckham and Bride and Prejudice.

Na Ghar Ke Na Ghaat Ke (2010) Movie Review

cls — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:59:07 +0000

A wide majority of Hindi movies look at urban issues. Right from the outfits to the lingo, there’s no denying that Hindi movies also look at West for inspiration. In real life too, burgers, pizzas, sizzlers and colas have replaced sarson ka saag, dal-roti and sherbat-n-gola. But you do crave for desi food when you keep munching non-desi stuff all the while, don’t you?

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The fact is, desi stories, with real characters, can never go out of fashion. In fact, a number of present-day film-makers often tell me that they look upon, besides other reputed names, Hrishikesh Mukherjee as aninspiration. On one hand you had Amitabh Bachchan, the reigning superstar of 1970s and 1980s, doing a SHOLAY and an AMAR AKBAR ANTHONY and on the other hand, doing a BEMISAAL and a CHUPKE CHUPKE for Hrishi-da.

Debutante director Rahul Aggarwal also, very respectfully, credits his inspiration to Hrishi-da and his first outing NA GHAR KE NA GHAAT KE mirrors the fact at several points of the narrative. The protagonist in the film is like any other non-descript person you set your eyes on the street, who is as helpless as you and me in a life-changing situation.

A film like NA GHAR KE NA GHAAT KE ought to have a simple, uncomplicated plotline and actors who can pull off these roles without ‘acting’ those parts. While the writing is interesting at times and wobbly at places [the climax is weak], the set of actors are more or less believable.

Final word? NA GHAR KE NA GHAAT KE may not be that small little gem that sparkles brightly even in the dark, but it’s an earnest effort from a first-time storyteller [Rahul Aggarwal] nonetheless.

Devki Nandan Tripathi [Rahul Aggarwal] is a simple, rustic man who decides to try his luck in the city of dreams, Mumbai. He gets a job at the Mausam Vibhaag. In the city, he comes across an array of people who often find his innocence amusing and comical, but Devki realises that they stick with him even in the thickest of bogs that his life hauls him in.

The very first sequence of NA GHAR KE NA GHAAT KE sets the mood of the film and you instantly get drawn into the world of Devki Nandan Tripathi. While major portions of the first hour are plain ordinary, it’s the second half that catches your eye. The sequences between Paresh and Rahul are the mainstay of the film and the subsequent arrival of the villagers to prove that Rahul and Narayani are indeed married brings a big smile on your face.

But the smile transforms into a frown as the film nears its climax. The chase and the subsequent marriage in the police station premises appears filmi and a complete compromise from the writing point of view. A better culmination to the story would’ve only enhanced the impact.

Debutante director Rahul Aggarwal knows the grammar of film-making right, but a little more emphasis on the screenplay would’ve helped enormously. Lalit Pandit’s music is strictly okay. K. Rajkumar’s cinematography is alright.

Rahul Aggarwal enacts the pivotal part with conviction. Narayani Shastri does a decent job. Both Paresh Rawal and Om Puri are first-rate. Neena Gupta is wasted. Ravi Kishan carries off the loud character very well. Ananth Mahadevan is alright.

On the whole, NA GHAR KE NA GHAAT KE is a simple film told in the most simplistic manner. Should appeal mainly to those who cherish the Hrishikesh Mukherjee movies of yore.