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Saturday, December 27, 2008

My 10 Fav bollywood movies of the year 2008

1. A Wednesday (10/10)

A Wednesday is one of those rare variety films about which one can't discuss much despite a strong desire for it could hamper your viewing experience as an unapprised audience. It's a film one wants to rave liberally about but even then you can't conveniently converse on the instances of acclaim since those are the moments of surreptitious surprise held in reserve by the director. It's the kind of film that is discussed in detail once it acquires the cult status. A Wednesday has an unforeseen treatment and an unassuming demeanour.10 out of 10 for Neeraj Pandey. Read review here.

2. Aamir (9/10)


From the outset, Aamir starts off as an intriguing thriller about a common man forced into criminal exploitation in the course of a day.From the almost anonymous but able cast, Rajeev Khandelwal comes up with a restrained and natural performance of a troubled common man. Gajrao Rao comes up with an equally competent act as the vicious villain. Aamir is opulent on ideation but is not as rich on execution and most importantly culmination. 9 out of 10 for Raj Kumar Gupta for the direction. Read review here.

3. Rock On (9/10)


Farhan Akhtar’s debut as a leading man showcased some of the most endearing rock-music tracks. The story of four guys had a lot of chutzpah and emotional velocity. there was not a lot for Prachi, but she looked stunningly beautiful and innocently cute. I relate this to my life to some extent and favor goes to farhan. 9 for him.





4. Fashion
(8.5/10)

Madhur Bhandarkar’s searing and soul-searching look at the beau monde with Priyanka Chopra in a stunning performance. Kangana was too good to be ignored and one can wonder whether it was kangana's movie or priyanka. And yes, Mugda Godse was quite a discovery. A well directed focused movie with a strong grip on the movie. well done Madhur. Long live dude. A great movie likes of Page-3. 8.5 out of 10 for you.







5. Ghajini (8/10)
A majestic Memento inspired monument to the mood of mayhem, with Aamir Khan pumping up the iron and adrenaline to unbearable levels of violence and suspense.A must watch for Aamir's fan but disappointment to his critics. being a great fan of Aamir, I might be a little lenient giving 8.




6. Dasvidaniya (8/10)

Director Shashant Shah’s movie is a slow but heart-wrenching tale of a 37-year-old man who has few months left to live and sets out to live it to the fullest before he says his final goodbye.First-time director Shahant Shah does a neat job for the most part of the film but botches up in the second hour. A few flaws notwithstanding, ‘Dasvidaniya’ turns out to be an above-average, eminently watchable film that charms you with its dry humour and touches your heart with its underplayed drama. 8 out of 10 for Shashant. Read review here.




7. Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na (7.5/10)
Debutant director Abbas Tyrewalla moved from Munnabhai to a film about a guy who dreams about horses, a girl who mourns for her pet cat and a dead dad who talks from a portrait. Take a bow, Imran Khan. such a light movie, you will love to watch it anyday. Really a great entertainment. Jaaaaaaaane tuuuuuuu............... 7.5 for you dude at 7th position.






8. Mukhbiir (7/10)
Mani Shankar’s rough, but tough path-breaking look at the grey world of government informers. Mukhbiir could’ve done with some technical polish. But what the hell! Nothing is perfect. The movie was a gem to watch with some heart-breathing scenes. 7 out of 10 for you Mukhbir.










9. Mumbai Meri Jaan (7/10)


Nishikant Kamat’s episodic narration moved through a labyrinth of wonderfully-sketched characters coping with a tragedy whose enormity defeated them. It was a film with jaan, imaan and soul. Paresh Rawal was outstanding. 7 for Nishikant.








10. Jodhaa Akbar (6.5/10)
Ashutosh Gowariker’s labour of love was a work of art. Every shot oozed history , romance and passion. And when Hrithik took to the floor to the sound of Khwaja mere khwaja... time stood still. Aishwarya looked every inch the Rajput queen. though the film didn't create a wonder on counters but my 6.5 for Ashutosh.







And for all Sharukh khan's fan, Here is a Guest appearance for them.

Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi (5/10)

Aditya Chopra’s sincerest directorial venture to date Rab De Bana Di comes in the same year when Adi’s Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge was spoofed in the disappointing Bachna Ae Haseeno.
Adi has clearly outgrown the Londonmeets-Amritsar saga. It was all Amritsar, all soul. for all Shahrukh's Fan, I have put this movie on my charter with 5. Tanni partner, you deserve this only.

Hum hai rahi pyar ke, Fir milenge, Chalte Chalte :)
~~~
Pravs