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Dec 3, 2009

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paa Bollywood Movie Review

In Bollywood, a lot of emphasise is given to clothing& accessories, like in case of movie named Paa by R Balakrishnan. In this movie Abhishek Bachchan is going to play a politician’s role, so in the major part of the movie, he is shown wearing white kurta-pajama just like the way politicians look like.
R Balakrishnan told “Paresh Rawal would play the role of father to Abhishek & Ab baby is playing role of a young politician whose thinking is very forward, he actually follows of Paresh Rawal’s footsteps.”
As typical politicians wear white kurta pajamas, so Abhishek have to mainly wear only these, so that clothing need to be clear, spotless & bright, for this the director had ordered 10pairs of similar lookingkurta-pajamas for Abhishek. But interesting news is this, that in the very last part of the movie, Abhishek would be seen with 30 costume changes!
It’s really an interesting angle in this movie, on the part of costumes, this would surely be the requirement of the movie because Abhishek told this.

The entire story of ‘Paa’ revolves around a 13-year-old boy, Auro (played by Amitabh Bachchan), who is inflicted with an extremely rare and progressive genetic defect. He suffers from a progeria-like syndrome, which causes accelerated ageing. Although emotionally and mentally Auro is a 13 year old boy in every aspect, his outward appearance makes him look 5 times older. But despite this condition, he is a very happy child, who is very attached with his family. His father Amol Arte (Abhisekh Bachchan), is a young, idealistic and very progressive politician and mother (Vidya Balan), a gynecologist. The entire movie deals with the emotional turmoil that Auro’s parents go through

‘Paa’ dwells on a unique father-son relationship, which has never been seen on-screen before. The manner in which the characters play the amazing and unique roles is really mind-blowing. The film deals with human emotions and sentiments at different levels, with the genetic ailment as the back-drop. How will Amol deal with such a difficult and sensitive issue? Will Auro ever be able to lead a normal and independent life? Learn the answer to all your queries by watching this amazing and heart-warming movie ‘Paa’, releasing on the 4th of December, 2009

Auro (Amitabh Bachchan) is an intelligent, witty 13 yr old boy with an extremely rare genetic defect that causes accelerated ageing.

He suffers from a progeria like syndrome. Mentally he is 13, very normal, but physically he looks 5 times older. In spite of his condition, Auro is a very happy boy. He lives with his mother Vidya (Vidya Balan), who is a gynaecologist.

Amol Arte (Abhishek Bachchan), is young, progressive and a full of ideals, politician. He is out to prove to the world that ‘politics’ is not a bad word. He is a man with a mission. Auro is Amol’s son.

Paa is a ‘rare’ story about a father-son, son-father relationship.

Auro (Amitabh Bachchan) is an intelligent, witty 13 yr old boy with an extremely rare genetic defect that causes accelerated ageing.

He suffers from a progeria like syndrome. Mentally he is 13, very normal, but physically he looks 5 times older. In spite of his condition, Auro is a very happy boy. He lives with his mother Vidya (Vidya Balan), who is a gynaecologist.

Amol Arte (Abhishek Bachchan), is young, progressive and a full of ideals, politician. He is out to prove to the world that ‘politics’ is not a bad word. He is a man with a mission. Auro is Amol’s son.

Paa is a ‘rare’ story about a father-son, son-father relationship.

Genre: Family, Drama
Director: R Balakrishnan
Producer: Sunil Manchanda
Banner: AB Corps
Music Director: Illaiyaraja
Star Cast: Amitabh Bachchan, Abhishek Bachchan, Vidya Balan, Paresh Rawal, Arundhati Naag

Release Date: December 4, 2009

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I would love to have Ash as Mumtaz: Kingsley Interview

Sir Ben Kingsley, one of the world's most respected Asian-origin actors, has built a rich career on a wide variety of screen roles. In an exclusive interview from Goa, where he is attending the 40th International Film Festival of India, the Yorkshire-born actor shares his thoughts with on what has kept him going since bursting on the global scene in 1982 with Gandhi.

On the lasting legacy of Sir Richard Attenborough's Gandhi.

Gandhi happened nearly three decades ago and I thought that I had got out of the role's influence. But on my return to India this time, the juices in my body are running again. I realise that the thread hasn't snapped one bit. I feel exactly the way I felt when Sir Richard Attenborough said "Action" during the making of Gandhi. I feel I'm home once again. It is like a piece of music or a perfume that reminds you somebody you love and fear you will never see again. India is in my bones. I visited the Goa Governor's residence. On the way out, I saw a photograph of Gandhiji and Jawahar Lal Nehru. I couldn't stop myself from doing something that one never does - I patted Gandhiji's cheek. I can hear that haunting piece of music again.

On what helped him pull off the defining role of his career.

"I have garnered accolades for my performance in Gandhi, but I couldn't have played the role without the unstinted help and support I received from every co-actor and every member of the crew, right down to the most distant extra. Rohini Hattangadi, Alyque Padamsee and Roshan Seth, among other, became great friends and helped me understand India and Gandhi. Alyque took me around Delhi to show me the real India which I wouldn't have seen from my five-star hotel."

On what he learnt from Gandhiji.

"Gandhiji was an extraordinary man. You cannot but be extraordinary when you can turn anger into such positive energy that you inspire an entire nation to adopt peaceful resistance. Just imagine what Gandhi would have felt when he was thrown out of a train in South Africa because of the colour of his skin. He would have been very, very angry. But unlike ordinary mortals, he did not allow anger to get the better of his judgment; he used it to propel a non-violent political movement against oppression."

On his favourite screen role.

"The Iranian Air Force man in (Vadim Perelman's) House of Sand and Fog who comes to the US to build a life for himself and his family is close to my heart. He is honest. When my late mother saw the film she exclaimed: "That's my boy!"

On Schindler's List, in which a played a Jewish bookkeeper.

"What was remarkable was that the film was shot in Cracow, where the scars of European anti-Semitism were still visible. It wasn't comfortable at all. If the town had been recreated somewhere else, it would have been comfortable but the actors would not."

On the incredible diversity of his screen roles.

"I've been lucky. I know actors who play policemen and that's all they do; they play gangsters and that's all they do. Critics have often called me bipolar because of the extremes of humanity that I have portrayed. I played a former fascist in Death and the Maiden, and a particularly brutal gangster in Sexy Beast. I have also been a murderous barber in The Tale of Sweeney Todd and a professor of literature who seduces student in Elegy.

On his favourite Indian filmmaker.

"Satyajit Ray is equal to William Shakespeare and Leo Tolstoy. He had the amazing ability to extend small struggles of human beings into something really big and fill the screen with it."

On why he wants to make Taj.

"It is one story about India that has global resonance. Shah Jahan built one of the most magnificent monuments to love the world has ever known. He was an epic figure in the truest sense, but I would like to play him as a flesh and blood character, as a man like you and me, with his strengths and foibles. I am really keen to bring India's culture and history to the big screen once again. This visit has only strengthened my resolve."

On the likelihood of Aishwarya Rai playing Mumtaz Mahal.

"The only actors that are confirmed at this point are me and wife, Daniela Lavender. I will play Shah Jahan and she will be the Emperor's first wife, Kandahari Begum. The screenplay is with Aishwarya and I would love to have her in the role of Mumtaz Mahal. But her decision would depend entirely on whether she likes the script and role enough to come on board."

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Katrina Kaif`s expectation from De Dana Dan

Omar Qureshi brings you the encounter with Katrina Kaif who is set for the release of her next comedy film, ‘De Danan Dan’.

Nitin (Akshay Kumar) and Ram (Suniel Shetty) are only lucky in love, otherwise their life is a big zero as is their bank balance. But now their rich girlfriends, Anjali (Katrina Kaif) and Manpreet (Sameera Reddy) have given them an ultimatum – earn enough money so that we can elope or forget us forever. Broke and desperate Nitin and Ram need to make big money and fast. They hit upon an audacious plan to kidnap Moolchandji, the spoilt dog of rich brat Archana (Archana Puran Singh). But Moolchandji runs away, and the police think it’s Nitin who’s been kidnapped. As the guys try to get their hands on the ransom money, they encounter assorted characters like a Chinese Don, a hired assassin, an ACP (Assistant Commissioner of Police) officer, a club dancer, an ambassador, a young frustrated wife, a letch, a drunken waiter and a dead body nobody wants.

In the making of the film, Katrina used to be terrified on the sets of ‘De Dana Dan’. Priyadarshan like all South Indian directors are stern, hence it terrifying for Katrina to be her jovial self. But she found a way around. Katrina is an actor who shares great onscreen chemistry with her costars. She believes that one should not be obsessed with their appearance onscreen and give their best shot. She puts her heart and soul into each role. In ‘De Dana Dan’ she talks about her the accident on the sets during the climax of the film, leaving a scar on her leg. Katrina Kaif shares a great chemistry with Akshay Kumar onscreen. The reason she sites is that she trusts his judgment.

Being two top Bollywood actresses, Kareena Kapoor and Katrina Kaif have no qualms about each other. Contrary to popular belief, Katrina accepts Kareena’s advice. Kareena used to pass on messages to Katrina through a mutual friend. Katrina Kaif likes to work with few directors. She does not want to be associated to a production house. She love to work with Imitaz Ali, his take on relationships is beautiful; Anurag Kashyup and would love to work with Yash Chopra.

Zoom viewers have a special message for Katrina Kaif. She answers questions from her fans. Her hairstyle gets a thumb’s up, but they would also like to see her in a negative role. On the contrary, she would like to try out other roles too. She also reveals her favorite actor and her favorite destination. And the icing on the cake is the special message by Neil Nitin Mukesh.

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