Showing posts with label Manoj Joshi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manoj Joshi. Show all posts

17 October, 2015

JAATIWAD – Hindi movie review

Rating: **

JAATIWAD does deliver a strong message about how our legal system time and again fails to deliver justice on time. It is an action-drama film with a message to end the communal rivalries.
“JAATIWAD” which means Casteism is the centre of the story of this film which is about two groups in the College elections, which are backed by respective Political parties.
These wily politicians breed the new generation of Politicians right from their college years. This brings fresh force for them at a great bargain. A new set of party workers, who are more aggressive and obedient towards their seniors. The motive behind this is to manipulate these youngsters for their political gains.
Director Sabir Shaikh and Producer Anand Kumar Gupta have managed to get a solid supporting cast for JAATIWAD high on drama with really over the top dialogues.
First half of JAATIWAD is stands a tense, dark, toxic & humorous entertainment performance and the second half with climax that has excessive violence. But this is a fact, that still exists in the hinterlands of our country.
- Read the full review and see more pics at: 
http://www.filmytown.com/movies/jaatiwad-hindi-movie-review/#sthash.Xn9Wwrou.dpuf

26 September, 2015

Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon - Hindi movie review

Rating: ***
It is engraved in SRK’s (Shiv Ram Kishan) fate to get “married by accident”. Usually, people are accident prone, but here is the hero SRK (Kapil Sharma) who is “Marriage Prone”. If this amuses you, then the movie should too.
Kapil Sharma, now internationally known as the Comedy screen of small screen, debuts in Bollywood with this brainless comedy (reminds one of David Dhawan films). It used to be Govinda who could carry any brain dead scene on his own. Kapil Sharma has flashes of Govinda’s comic timing.
Successful suspense-mystery films director duo Abbas Mustan have competently entered the Comedy Genre. If one leaves logic behind at home, one is sure to enjoy this film.
Usually wise persons run away from marriage, while in this film our hero – SRK gets married not only once, but thrice and reluctantly in all the three ‘major instances of his life’.
- Read the full review and see more pics at: http://www.filmytown.com/movies/kis-kisko-pyaar-karoon-movie-review/#sthash.RBtEmLDW.dpuf

12 April, 2015

Mumbai is not a shooting friendly place, says Dilip K. Mukharaiya director of PARESHAANPUR

'Pareshaanpur' that is to be released in the month of June, we interviewed Director cum Screenwriter cum Producer of the film Mr. Dilip K Mukharaiya. The film features Urmila Mahanta and Ameet Dawar in the lead role.The movie features Shakti Kapoor, Asrani, Pitobash Tripathy, Manoj Joshi, Sitaram Panchal,Sunial Pal and Shakti Mohan in the supporting role.  


"Mumbai is not a shooting friendly place, even our industry people are indulging in wrong doings and harassment!!", says director of film Pareshaanpur



Having worked for many TV channels and films as screenwriter and assistant director, Dilip Mukharaiya is now not only donning the hat of a script-writer and director for his film ‘Pareshaanpur’ but is also producing it. All geared up to make his way in Bollywood, Dilip spared some time to talk to us. Read excerpts from the interview:


How did the idea of Pareshaanpur originate?

Dilip: The idea of Pareshaanpur came as a routine subject, I always looking for a movie. Though this is a comedy film I have to think or put myself or my situations or my surroundings as subject/ idea. But, of-course I created a colourful story out of this and created characters that are born to be a ‘Pareshaan’ person with actually no ‘pareshaani’ in their lives. These mind-sets gave me a start to create Pareshaanpur but in a funny way.

Tell us about the movie Pareshaanpur.

Dilip: As I said earlier Pareshaanpur is a mind-set. All of us have problems and solutions by their own, but some peoples only have problems 24*7 in their lives and are looking for the excuses or blame other sources for it. So, there are a few gentlemen in our society who are taking care of these 'mind sets' by nurturing their believes and exploiting them. So, this story belongs to a village called ‘Shaanpur’, but it has been taunted as well insulted as ‘bad omen’ because the villagers believe there is so much of ‘‘Pareshaani” inspite of “Shaan” in the village. Even in a simple thing that happen to their life they mix up with shagun and apshagun (auspicious and inauspicious) without using their logical reasoning. This universal concept of being a 'Pareshaan' or having lots of Pareshaani is visualized in form of cinema but within comical satire supported by good music by Raaj Aashoo.

Pareshhanpur is a comedy film. Who has been your inspiration when it comes to this genre? 

Me: Haha...I don't have any inspiration...it can’t be. I am the creator of my own ideas based on the characters or situations I familiar with. Every person in my life whether they are my friends, colleagues, my unit members or my relatives. Everyone can inspire us if we are open to listen and observe them. Life is full of comedy; we have to come out of our problems and 'Pareshaaniyaas'. Don’t give enough time to your Negativity to conquer your daily life, have a laugh in life, and enjoy the positivity. 

The film is mostly shot in remote areas. Did you face difficulties during the shoot?

Dilip: Difficulties? Lots of...but when I was shooting in and around Mumbai. But, as I shot mostly out of Mumbai, places like Kolhapur, Nagpur and Punjab, I found fewer problems, higher percentage of good people and off course great locations. Mumbai is not a shooting friendly place, even our industry people are indulging in wrong doings and harassment. They form different types of unions to just target the Producer/Film maker and their work. 

Tell me about your background?

Dilip: I am from Gwalior city of Madhya Pradesh (MP), came to Mumbai to follow my instincts - know nothing but have to do something. I wanted to be a Film director and started working with directors like Shriram Raghvan, Shivam Nair, Aruna Raje, Patil etc. As an assistant director or dialogue writer or script writer, those were my initial days when Shriram Raghvan encouraged me to write scripts or dialogues along with assisting him, Shivan Nair gave me the chance as dialogue writer. I followed their instructions/guidance to move ahead. They are my mentors, friends and guides. 

It’s the first Hindi film of both Urmila and Ameet. What are your expectations? 

Me: Ameet Dawar and Urmila Mahanta, both have a great career ahead, I have quite high expectations from both of them. Both of them are talented and doing their first Hindi cinema as lead. I would just want say them, ‘Chances and opportunities will knock your doors, don’t take random decision or don’t fall for any project or script or banner without putting yourself at first place. I know both are sharp and intelligent, deserve a great career. My wishes are with them always. 


What was your experience working for the film?

Dilip: I am making my career from this film as an independent director as well as, as a producer. So, you can imagine the amount as well as the variety of experiences I had. It’s a lifetime experience, learning and lesson, both. This film taught me - what is THE LIFE.

As a debutant director, did you have apprehensions during the filming?

Dilip: Not apprehensions but excitement was the factor. Some doubts happened on few occasions but I discussed openly with my team, mainly with my DOP Ramani Ranjandas. He is the most trusted person along with my colleague/ Executive Producer Neer Dhillon. In editing I am having a great support of my editor Sanjay Ingle too. 

What are your plans for theatrical release of the film? 

Dilip: I am planning for a May ending or June 2015 release.

28 April, 2014

CHAKKAR CD KA shooting complete

Shooting of Film “CHAKKAR CD KA” talky portion is completed 


Schedule of one month for Comedy Thriller Hindi Film“CHAKKAR CD KA”, talky portion is completed in Gujarat, and unit is back in Mumbai. Film was shot in various exotic location of Daman, Ahmadabad & Vapi, where many dramatic scenes were canned. Songs of "CHAKKAR CD KA" will be picturised soon in Mumbai.

Film "CHAKKAR CD KA" is being under the banner of Vidhi Asra Motion Pictures Pvt. Ltd., Produced by Jayesh Sajider & Sameer A. Siddiqui, Co-producer are Mirasol Lake Resort, Shilpa Sojitra & Nazia Siddiqui, Director is Sameer A. Siddiqui, Screenplay Dialogue by Sarfaraz Ahmed, Cinematography by Mohsin Khan, Editing by Shahnawaz Ali, Music by Din Mohammed, Lyrics are by Arafat Mehmood, Birbal Khosla & Tabassum, song will be Choreographed by Jai Prakash Malhotra & Art Director is Sunil Singh

 Film stars Manoj Joshi, Zakir Hussain, MukeshTiwari, Abhhay Bhaargava, Ahsaan Qureshi, Nishad Vaidya, Muzahid Ali Khan, Rishank Tiwari & Ashmita Bakshi & Mukesh Tiwari. 

The songs  sung by Javed Ali, Raja Hasan, Vinod Rathod, Sharib Sabri , Shahid Malya, Aishwaria Nigam and Birbal Khosla.

08 February, 2014

Hasee Toh Phasee - Rating: ***


Film Review by Akshita G.


The movie begins in 1992 with a naughty, mischievous girl shown getting thrashed; everyone is upset with her except her father who thinks she is a pure genius and simply loves her.

On the other side , in Delhi, a young boy is shown conning his parents and going to a movie. the story then jumps 14 years, the same boy, Nikhil (Sidharth Malhotra) is shown sneaking out of his house in Delhi to attend his friend’s wedding in Mumbai, where he has a chance encounter with a girl , Meeta (Parineeti Chopra) escaping from her house. He is instantly attracted to her for her cleverness and “hatke” style. At the wedding he sets his eyes upon a beautiful girl (Karishma) getting bowled over by her.

- Full Review and more pics at: http://www.filmytown.com/movies/hasee-toh-phasee-film-review/

06 January, 2014

Mr Joe B. Carvalho – Bollywood Film Review

A comedy of errors. It is the story of a detective Mr Joe B. Carvalho who aspires to be like his father, who was a famous detective of his times.
Detective Joe B. Carvalho (Arshad Warsi) gets silly assignments and he is honest enough to accept the fact that an important case would be rarely coming his way. Detecting people misusing their cable connection or catching the milkman mixing water in the milk.
He gets a call one day, and a rich man gives Joe the task of finding his daughter who has eloped with an elderly cook, The rich man pays him Rupees 20,000 and that’s a big amount for this petty detective.
Joe is all set to accomplish his task that in the process, the Lady Inspector Shantipriya (Soha Ali Khan) mistakes him for the dreaded Henchman Carlos.
- See more at: http://www.filmytown.com/movies/joe-b-carvalho-film-review