Just Married Movie In Hindi [TOP]

Just Married Movie In Hindi [TOP]

Download File >>>>> https://bytlly.com/2t275M

Arranged marriage is all about getting married and then falling in love. Some Bollywood movies have shown that beautifully. Arranged marriages are very specific to India and how people fall in love after marriage are shown in these films.

BilluCAST: Irrfan,Shah Rukh Khan,Lara Dutta,Om Puri,Rajpal Yadav,AsraniDIRECTOR: PriyadarshanOnce upon an ancient time,an exemplary friendship illumined our land: tales of Lord Krishna and his childhood pal Sudama,perhaps apocryphal,perhaps mythical,still continue to regale and delight us.Monster Malyalam hit Katha Parayumpol becomes Billu on its way to the Hindi heartland via Priyadarshan. In the remake,Irrfan plays the barber who shared tiffin with superstar Sahir Khan when they were carefree schoolchildren. Now all grown up,Billu is still dirt poor,living with wife and two kids in a spartan hut,and Sahir is the ‘badshah’ of Bollywood.The film,geared towards the climactic point of the two opposite poles meeting,is supposed to thrive on the tensions built by the director,in the lives of Billu and Sahir. But except for a couple of sequences which hit the emotional spot,Priyadarshan’s latest is devoid of the essential drama that would have made Billu a memorable film.Can you put a high-octane performer like SRK and a fabulous actor like Irrfan in one film and draw a near blank? Priyan has done exactly that by abandoning his usual exuberance,which makes his films such loud,take-you-out-of-yourself experiences. Here he goes uncharacteristically sedate,and keeps everything so toned down that almost nothing lifts off the screen.Too much time is spent getting Billu and Sahir to meet,and the interim passes slowly. Irrfan is wonderful,but is surrounded by a lot of dead wood: except for Asrani,the rest of the bit parts never go beyond their lines. Or are just plain uninteresting. How many times can you see a mustachioed Om Puri (playing a greedy money-lender) drive up to Billu’s little shop in the middle of a village chowk (note to the filmmakers: sets will always be sets,and never the real thing: a UP village will never have a round circle dotted with subziwalas,naiees (barbers),and other bric-a-brac,it’s always intersecting galis),and yell at him? And Lara as a village belle may not be as much a stretch as the one she was in Mumbai Se Aaya Mera Dost,but only a tad: her flawlessly cut low-back cholis are a fashion statement you won’t find in villages.SRK,playing a character as close to himself as you wouldn’t notice (and you’re not supposed to),charges up the scene every time he comes on,saying something pithy. Which happens too seldom,because he’s too busy boosting the film with item numbers with Kareena,Priyanka and Deepika. Happily,he does reserve some lovely lines for himself: “I’m the only movie star who has more men than women around me”. He’s saying that apropos of the macho security men who surround him,but ha ha,read between the lines. He also uses the film to launch broadsides at people who say nasty things about the Khans and Bollywood rivalries,and pompous types who do not respect actors: not for nothing is he the smartest of them all.Watch it for Irrfan who gets every shade in,from self-respect to bafflement to misery,in his portrayal of a poor man who’s got too much pride to remember himself to a friend who’s gone so far ahead of him in life’s sweepstakes. And for SRK playing SRK. Just don’t pay too much attention to the film.

HE’S JUST NOT THAT INTO YOUCAST: Jennifer Connelly,Jennifer Aniston,Ginnifer Goodwin,Scarlett Johansson,Drew Barrymore,Ben Affleck,Kevin Connolly,Bradley Cooper DIRECTOR: Ken KwapisHE’S Just Not That Into You is obviously directed at the Valentine’s crowd. The rest of it? Well,one can’t be sure,but here’s a list:A) Men can be mean,but they are men. So take them,leave them or spend the rest of your life waiting by your phone,computer or Facebook to hear from them; B) No man wants marriage,and if you “force” them into it,you are to blame if things go wrong,like him sleeping around with a “hot” woman;C) Marriage anyway isn’t what it’s made out to be because all married men laze around while your boyfriend for many years may just surprise you with how fast he can clean the dishes;D) All women only want marriage,or are in the process of hooking a man into it,and once they are there,only kids. What’s surprising is how many marquee names Kwapis has lined up for these regurgigated romantic lectures on when to know when someone is into someone. Much,it seems,hangs by who calls whom,though as most would tell you,there are other ways to tell. Many of the names get barely a look-in,like Drew Barrymore,while the irritating Goodwin with weird hair giggles through her extraordinarily long screen presence. Hers is to be insulted in the name of open-hearted innocence,not to question why,and justify it as a means to finding true love.Johansson has also made an art of it,allowing herself to be used once again as a pretty face and body who apparently doesn’t want to be see beyond either. However,perhaps in a film that portends to be a self-help to love on a day where you better love or be damned,she has judged the best. As others go through the motions of heartbreak and make-up,she flits through as a sexy,shallow,vapid “singer” of some kind. She is just not that into it. 2b1af7f3a8