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Abhishek Bachchan and his calfskin coat proceed to impart the same number of interpretations they did nine years back, when the Dhoom establishment was started. Uday Chopra hasn't in any way, shape or form viewed any of his own movies still, so is yet to resign. Aamir Khan's midriff is not euphoric being his, it now needs to fit in with Hrithik Roshan and henceforth tries to resemble the latter's. Katrina Kaif's hotness remain unharmed, particularly given that her face remains untouched by an excess of feelings. What's more here is the signal to advance goosebumps from respecting Yashraj Films' gut. 

They got these four together in what they call a film and requested that you pay up to Rs 900 to watch them in 3d Imax. Alright, to be reasonable to them, they kept Katrina Kaif's wardrobe restricted to games bras, gymming shorts and leotards with such a variety of gold chains that you'd think they are the bathing suit change consciences of Bappi Lahiri. In any case they likewise ruled against ordering shirts for Aamir Khan, who incidentally, appears to have stolen Tai Lung's outflow from Kung Fu Panda. All things considered, through most parts of the film, he does resemble this. For the individuals who haven't had the fortune of viewing Kung Fu Panda, Aamir Khan in Dhoom:3 appears to have gained all the representations immortalised by Ajay-then-Devgan in Phool aur Kaante. 

Furthermore these are as delightful to look as political blurbs in metros. Right away for the storyline of the film. Anyhow soon after that an admonition. To watch Dhoom:3, you need to dispose of the desires that are brought up in most normal mere mortals experiencing a sickness called practical judgement skills. When that is off the beaten path, Dhoom:3 is somewhat simple to stomach. It's not difficult to accept that Abhishekh Bachchan, who looks as fit and adaptable as a pad,  can do a somersault in mid-air, punch a man and return to his seat on a two wheeler. It's likewise simple to accept that Uday Chopra has extraordinary degrees of confidence, yet he consents to show up in Dhoom movies.

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Satyagraha Reviews

Satyagraha is a film that works solely on your emotions. It is topical and socially responsible. Moreover, it is an intense and emotional experience. For this, I credit two men: Amitabh Bachchan and Prakash Jha. Jha made pertinent films like Damul (1985) at the onset of his career but it took him many years to find that loophole in the paradigm of commercial cinema where he made a non-masala film work with Raajneeti (2010). With Satyagraha, he has made his most important film, if not his best. That loophole will again be breached as Jha makes a film directly for the audience’s idealistic fantasies and emotional zeal.

Now, I would like to talk about the second man in question. The actor who single-handedly sweeps the floor clean. There are few actors in the history of cinema like Mr. Amitabh Bachchan. There is nobody more loved and respected in the Hindi filmmaking community than this giant of the silver screen. And for good reason. In Satyagraha, he gives his best performance in years. Watching Mr. Bachchan during the hunger strike scenes and not feeling a tiny spur of emotion is next to impossible. Collective national heartbreak is in order.

The film is clearly based on the anti-corruption movement that took place in 2011 started by Anna Hazare. He was tipped as the modern day Mahatma Gandhi. Satyagraha is a combination of two words: satya and graha. Sandhi-vichhed - satya means truth and agraha means soul force. According to Gandhi, it meant insistence on truth, a nonviolent resistance movement, which he spearheaded and was followed by many countrymen. This is when we were being oppressed by outsiders. More than half a century on, we are being oppressed by insiders. Our own countrymen are reeking of corruption.

Rating and reviewing a film like this is tricky business. You cannot talk about whether the story works or the characters are explored without missing the point of the film. The point of the film is to show us a story with social relevance that evokes an emotion, furthermore provoking an action. It is sort of like looking back on an actual event that jolted the nation. The film itself is a review of a national event. Reviewing this film cannot be an isolated task.

That being said, on the technical front, the film does suffer a bit. Certain dialogues in the first half are cringe-worthy. The melodrama and heavy-handedness is apparent in every frame. The romantic sub-plot between Ajay Devgn and Kareena Kapoor is a roadblock. But then again, it is the intentions that prevail and the second half is smooth sailing. The storytelling combined with social significance takes over and we get a powerful film in the end. There are certain scenes with certain messages about the difference between revolution and mutiny. The pros and cons of giving power to the people. (Yes, there are cons). The stand on violence and non-violence, it is these ideas that Anjum Rajabali and Prakash Jha’s screenplay stimulates which, sadly, are easily done on film, not in reality.

After conceptualizing the film well, half of your work is done when you round up a good cast. Manoj Bajpayee plays the face of a corrupt politician and nails every scene he is in. Ajay Devgn was always considered a good actor before he became a star and rediscovers that territory at places. Kareena Kapoor and Amrita Rao are adequate. Arjun Rampal surprises yet again after a good performance in D-Day earlier this year. As I said before, the actor who takes the cake is Amitabh Bachchan. There is also a funny reference to Kaun Banega Crorepati in the film, which he delivers the way only he can.


I’d give 3 stars for the actual film and an extra star for what it makes you feel and it stands for. It is a film that is worth watching for the simple reason that we are citizens of this country, living in these times. We are aware of the situation. Our economy is going downhill every second and our political system is becoming more and more corrupt. Prakash Jha shows us the mirror but also offers an alternative past, which may not have been optimistic but ideal. It offers a resolution and a future, which will probably not be realistic but earnest and responsible. More importantly, it is a film that stirs you and makes you wish you do something more for your country with a fierce insistence on truth.

Release date(s) August 30, 2013 Satyagraha – Democracy Under Fire movie ,Cast,Plot,Soundtrack list,movie images, theatrical trailer,songs downloads,movie full details

Release date(s) August 30, 2013

Cast

Amitabh Bachchan
He is playing the role of Dwarka Anand, a man who is a firm believer of truth and an inherent believer of society who wants his son to give back to society and the nation all that they have given him.
Ajay Devgn 
He is playing the role of Manav Raghvendra. He represents shining India and is a brilliant telecommunication czar who uses the ways of the world to get what he wants.
Kareena Kapoor
She is playing the role of Yasmin Ahmed. she is a hard headed TV reporter out on the field and she digs deep and as an opinion. A very strong connect with Ajay but equally when they clash on ideologies they break up and reunite when he comes back to his principles.
Arjun Rampal
Plays the role of Arjun,a strong socially committed to become a politician. He studied in the same school of which Amitabh Bachchan was the principal.
Manoj Bajpai
Plays the role of Balram Singh, wily young politician who uses every means to break the system. He is the real threat to democracy.
Amrita Rao plays the role of Sumitra as daughter-in-law of Amitabh.
Vipin Sharma as Gauri Shankar, the Leader of the Opposition.
Natasa Stankovic,in special appearance in an item song.
Mugdha Godse as Malini Mishra,a sultry, oppurtunistic corporate lady.
Indraneil Sengupta
Anjali Patil

Plot


Satyagraha reflects the uprising of the middle class against a corrupt and unjust system that leaves it with no recourse but to form a spontaneous movement to challenge the status quo. It is the story of a dynamic and ambitious young man who is poised to take the elevator of corporate success when a personal tragedy exposes him to the shocking consequences of corruption in this country. Joining hands with an idealistic old man, he ignites a people’s protest that soon escalates into a massive movement with a national resonance, battling politicians determined to crush and discredit him. However, when people’s raw and unbridled anger is unleashed, the unintended penalty could be horrifying by itself.

Soundtrack list

1 Satyagraha(Song)- Rajiv Sundaresan,Shivam Pathak & Shweta Pandit(Singer), Salim Sulaiman(Music Director)

2 Aiyo Ji(Song)- Salim Merchant & Shraddha Pandit(Singer),Salim Sulaiman(Music Director)

3 Raske Bhare Tore Naina(Song)- Shafqat Amanat Ali & Arpita(Singer), Aadesh Srivatava(Music Director)

4 Janta Rocks(Song)- Meet Bros Anjaan(Singer),Meet Bros Anjaan(Music Director)

5 Hum Bhole The(Song)- Rahul Ram,Amit Kilam & Himanshu Joshi(Singer), Indian Ocean(Music Director)

6 Raske Bhare Tore Naina (House Mix)(Song)- Aadesh Srivastava & Arpita(Singer),Aadesh Srivastava(Music Director)


7 Aiyo Ji (Remix)(Song)- Salim Merchant & Shraddha Pandit(Singer),Salim Sulaiman(Music Director)

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Release date(s) August 23, 2013 movie Madras Cafe theatrical trailer ,official trailer,Cast, Filming,Casting,Synopsis, online watch full movie details

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Release date(s)  August 23, 2013

Cast

John Abraham - Captain Vikram Singh (Indian army Captain appointed by the Research and Analysis Wing). Captain Singh is fictitious, Sircar said he had “used real references, portrayed rebel groups, revolutionary freedom fighters, Indian Peace Keeping Forces (and) shown how India got involved and the chaos”.

Nargis Fakhri - Jaya (a British war correspondent) (inspired by many war correspondents, including Anita Pratap

Prosenjit Chatterjee

Rashi Khanna

Leena Maria

Tinu Menachery

Siddharth Basu

Agnello Dias

Synopsis

As per John Arbaham "Madras Cafe brings us closer to what changed the political history of India."

The film, set in India and Sri Lanka, is a political spy thriller set against backdrop of the Sri Lankan civil war.Vikram Singh (John Abraham) is an Indian Army special officer who is appointed by the intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing to conduct covert operations in Sri Lanka shortly after Indian Peace Keeping Force was forced to withdraw.As he journeys to Sri Lanka, with the intention of disrupting a rebel group, he discover the larger issue. There he meets a British journalist (Jaya)who is there to reveal the truth about the civil war, and in the process uncovers a conspiracy.

Casting

Shoojit Sircar contacted model Sheetal Mallar for the film,but as things did not work out newcomer, Rashi Khanna was signed for the role, who makes her debut.Leena Maria said that she plays a female Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam member.For the role of foreign war correspondent, Nargis Fakhri was chosen because the director required "a girl who looked Indian but had an accent." Thus this was the first film were her voice wasn't dubbed. 

Filming

Film was shot in India, where the town of Jaffna was also recreated. In Delhi/NCR the shoot was done at IHDP Business Park, Sector 127, Noida, which is one of the finest buildings in NCR and is famous for exhibition and events. Here the shoot was conducted by Om Raizada

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Directed by	Shoojit Sircar
Produced by	John Abraham Ronnie Lahiri Viacom 18 Motion Pictures
Starring	John Abraham Nargis Fakhri Leena Mari
Music by	Shantanu Moitra
Cinematography	Kamaljeet Negi
Editing by	Shekhar Prajapati
Distributed by	Viacom 18 Motion Pictures
Release date(s)	August 23, 2013
Country	India
Language	Hindi
Budget	350 million(US$5.9 million)

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Plot:

The movie takes off from where the previous film ended with Shoaib Khan (Akshay Kumar) being the reigning don after assassinating his mentor, Sultan Mirza (Ajay Devgn) thus earning the respect and reverence of the people. He is the charismatic and suave man with womanising skills who has extended his empire upto the Middle east on the west. His sole companions and friends are Javed, who oversees his illegal and shady works for him, his old-time love Mumtaz (Sonali Bendre) and Aslam (Imran Khan), a youth spotted by Shoiab during one of his visits to the slums, where he once spent the early years of his life.

The only obstacles on Shoaib's path to supremacy in Bombay are two enemies of Shoaib, Vardha and Arun. Sreenu, a police officer join hands with Vardha and Arjun as the trio's intention of ruining Shoaib coincides.

Although the city still being his first love a rising starlet, Yasmin has caught the fancy of Shoaib's heart. In due time this passion takes the shape of obsession and leads to a rift between Shoaib and Aslam as they both vie for Yasmin's love.

Characters:

Akshay Kumar as Shoiab Khan
Imran Khan as Aslam
Sonakshi Sinha as Yasmin Mirza
Sonali Bendre as Mumtaz Khan
Kurush Deboo as Tailor
Pitobash Tripathy as Dedh Taang
Sophie Choudry
Tiku Talsania as Tayyab Ali
Faraz Deswali as Faraz Khan


Music: 

The album fares well in delivering‘genre-tunes’ (qawwali, fun, cabaret, romance) but none of the tunes will linger longer than the beautiful "Tum Jo Aaye" from the prequel. Having said that,the standout song is definitely "Ye Tune Kya Kiya" as Javed Bashir takes this love ballad to another level. Overall, the album is good, but don’t hold your breath.

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Rating:  3/5

Predictions:

Critical Response

Film will receive average to good review from critics as such gangster movies with typical masala treatment do not go down well with critics. But such film studded with big stars will score irrespective of review ratings.


Average Critic Ratings Predicted  3/5


Final Verdict:

Film will take a mammoth start at box office capitalising on national holiday 15th August but "Chennai Express" can limit its  release as well as performance on weekdays. So all depends on content which should be good going by the reputation of Rajat Arora and Milan Luthria.

This is crucial one for producer Ekta after flop show in 2013 ("Lootera, "Ek Thi Daayan") as this is her costliest film and Imran Khan too had disastrous start of 2013 with "Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola".

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