I'm open to bold roles if character appeals to me, announces Shazahn Padamesse

I'm open to bold roles if character appeals to me, announces Shazahn Padamesse

Though Shazahn Padamesse was hardly seen for three sequences in her latest release Housefull 2, but the actress still feels lucky to be signed for a film of this scale, that too with 11 other actors.

"Being signed for Housefull 2 was a great thing for me. I still consider myself a newcomer and getting to be part of such a brand like Housefull 2 ... it was a dream come true," the 24-year-old told the sources.

After featuring in films like Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year, Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji and Housefull 2, Shazahn says she is open to bold roles, and she is waiting for a good script to come her way and the moment it comes, she will grab the offer in a heartbeat.

"I am from the theatre. My dad (Alyquee Padamesse) has always told me from the beginning that forget about everything and only think - 'Is it an interesting role for you to play or not?' Whether it is bold or an innocent character, whatever it is, as long as the character appeals to me, and it is an interesting character, I'll do it," said Shazahn Padamesse.

We guess it is no big deal till the time she has the support of her family!

ZINDAGI TERE NAAM is a Hindi feature film which released on 16th March, 2012.

ZINDAGI TERE NAAM is a Hindi feature film which released on 16th March, 2012. This film has been directed by Ashu Trikha and falls in the genre of romance & drama.

Story : This film has been set in 1975. Siddharth (Mithun Chakraborty) is a selfless person and his wife is Anjali (Ranjeeta). Due to a mental disease related with memory loss known as Alzheimer disease, his wife has lost her memory. This is a disease where recovery is almost impossible. Yet Siddharth doesn’t leave any stone unturned to get her cured. Does she resume her memory?

Acting : Mithun Chakrobarty is as usual, good. He does his part well. So is Ranjeeta. She has also done her part very well. Dia Mirza has nothing to offer. She just appears for an item number song and dance. Sharat Saxena is average. Dalip Tahil is okay. Rests are so and so. They appear less enthusiastic.

Music : The music of Sajid Wajid has improved a lot; but not in this film. Sajid Wajid are doing well in their forthcoming films but are below average in this film.

Direction : You won’t believe that the director is the same of DEEWANAPAN. It is very dull and stale. Nothing impressive! Nothing hooking!

Plus Points : Hardly Anything

Minus Points : Dull Screenplay; Stale Product (due to late release)

Conclusion : Different from today’s trends, this film took a lot of time in getting released. So it also looks stale. Above all there is no freshness in this film. It will hardly attract any audience even if there is Mithun in it.

Verdict : You will hardly enjoy watching the film. It is better to avoid it

Kahaani new vidya balan movie recieves critrics reviews

Kahaani is an Indian Bollywood drama-thriller film directed and co-produced by Sujoy Ghosh. It stars Vidya Balan and Parambrata Chatterjee in lead roles. Balan plays a pregnant woman in search of her husband and the father of the child. The film will be Vidya's fourth female-centric film after Ishqiya, No One Killed Jessica & The Dirty Picture. The film released on 9 March 2012 and was well received by the critics.^.
he 1st scene shows a person in mask experimenting with 3 rats. He pours some liquid in their cage. The rats die immediately. In the next scene, in a running metro a milk bottle from a ladies bag accidentally falls and the same liquid comes out, which leads to the death of over 100 passengers in the metro.
2 years pass. Pregnant Vidya Bagchi (Vidya Balan) arrives in Kolkata from London to find her missing husband Arnab Bagchi. She goes directly to at Kalighat police station to report a missing person FIR. Kharaj and Rana are the 2 inspectors available there who question her. She shows a picture of her and her husband to them. Parambroto then takes Vidya to the Monalisa Guest House, where Vidya's husband stayed when he came to Kolkata, but the person in the guest house claims person with such name was never there. Vidya becomes and angry and decides to stay back in the guest house and solve the mystery herself. She then goes to the National data center where her husband was working. There she meets a lady from HR who tells her that this person never worked there. But, when the HR lady see the photograph of her husband she thinks of other similar looking person and tells Vidya to meet her later.
Meanwhile, Vidya befriends Rana, local inspector. He helps her in every way to find the husband. Vidya finds that the terrorist responsible for the metro killings has got a similar face as her husband.So she sets out to find the terrorist hoping that when she finds the terrorist her husband will also be found. Due to the sensetive nature of the blast, IB officer Khan from Delhi is sent to look into the case. Rana is asked to help Khan. Before HR lady could help Vidya, she is killed. And, then starts the suspense thriller.... After this 3 more deaths occur and attampt is made to kill Vidya. But, ultimately Vidya meets the man she was searching and the reality is exposed.... The end is very unexpected........

  starCast

• Vidya Balan as Vidya Bagchi (pronounced as Bidya Bagchi in many instances).
• Parambrata Chatterjee as Rana (Saty)
• Nawazuddin Siddiqui
• Saswata Chatterjeeas Bob
• Indraneil Sengupta as Milan Damji
• Abir Chatterjee as Vidya's Husband (Guest Appearance)
• Dhritiman Chattopadhyay as IB Chief (Guest Appearance)

  Reception

Critical Reception

Upon release, the film received highly positive reviews from critics. According to review aggregator ReviewGang this movie received 8 out of 10 rating by professional critics. Taran Adarsh of Bollywwod Hungama gave 4 out of 5 stars and wrote "Post THE DIRTY PICTURE, the admiration for the National Award winning actress Vidya has scaled woozy altitudes and let me affirm, the supremely talented actress delivers a performance that's at par with her former accomplishments." Madhureeta Mukherjee of Times Of India gave 4 out of 5 stars and said "Once again, a 'pregnant' Vidya, ironically displays more 'male ornaments' (excuse the watering down) than most heroes." ^[ Sukanya Verma of Rediff.com gave 4 out of 5 stars and said "Vidya Balan excels in Kahaani, a film which is much too enjoyable to find flaws.

story and starcast ofChaar Din Ki Chandni

Story: Chaar Din Ki Chandni begins with Maharaja CV Singh (Anupam Kher), who is proud of his royalty and is rigid about marriages in equal class. His lazy sons Mukul Dev, Sushant Singh, Chandrachur Singh and Harish forcefully live up to his terms and in bargain, enjoy the royal status. His only educated son Veer (Tusshar Kapoor) is too in awe of him, but falls for Chandni (Kulraj Randhawa) while studying in London. Veer brings Chandni to his mansion in Jodhpur, where out of fear, he introduces her as a journalist, who is interested in covering his sister’s royal wedding. Now, will Veer gather guts to announce his love to father or remain mum forever, is the rest of the story? Story Treatment: Too much of old wine in a new bottle defines this flick the best. It runs short on originality, both in terms of substance and style. In the age, where Indian cinema boasts of out of the box and techno savvy concepts, films like Chaar Din… come as a shocker with a thin plotline which revolves around a 'Hero', 'Heroine' and a villain for a 'Baap'. The only saving grace are some noteworthy performances, but they too fall prey to poorly written dialogues. Star Cast: Tusshar Kapoor beautifully switches the lanes from a sophisticated guy to a loud, ill-mannered Sikh. Kulraj Randhawa is brilliant initially, but gets sidelined post interval. Anupam Kher gives a flawless performance, but the monotonous nature of his character kills his efforts. While Om Puri as Chandni’s father induces some life into the film, but he too, after a point starts to bore, mother Farida Jalal is simply wasted. Mukul Dev, Sushant Singh, Chandrachur Singh play their parts well but Harish barely talks. Johny Lever and Anita Raj as CV Singh’s rival and wife respectively, are good in their small but pivotal roles. Direction: To glorify a tiny simple subject into a full-fledged drama by adding old elements to screenplay is what Samir Karnik's direction is all about. He surely succeeded in his last release Yamla Pagla Deewana with the same trick, courtesy the Deols. But, nobody can save Chaar Din Ki Chandni, where his favourite formula will fall flat, especially as it strikes an uncanny resemblance to Yamla… in terms of direction. What compounds further to the misery are the 'ghisse-pitte' (stereotypical) dialogues and a screenplay which leaves one with nothing but abundant déjà vus. Music/ Dialogues/ Cinematography/Editing: Music too, doesn’t ring a bell because of its lack of novelty. The question that arises most importantly is why anybody would take the pains of buying an album that comprises of songs heard time and again. Dialogues too leave one in despair, cinematography impresses at some points. Editing is strictly okay. 3ups and downs: Good performances by one and all make one sail through the film at least once. Cinematography and crisp editing are the other strong points. Direction, storyline, screenplay, dialogues are the drawbacks. On the whole, Chaar Din Ki Chandni stands no chance to woo cine-goers in front of Vidya Balan’s Kahaani, which releases the same day. Status : Released Release Date : 08 March 2012 Language : Hindi Genre : Romance Artists (Cast) : Tusshar Kapoor Kulraj Randhawa Anupam Kher Om Puri Mukul Dev Johny Lever Anita Raaj Sushant Singh Chandrachur Singh Rahul Singh Farida Jalal Sachin Pandit Producer : Samir Karnik Director : Samir Karnik Music Director : Sandesh Sandhilya Rdb Anaya Shiv Hari Abhishek Ray Dr. Zeus Lyrics : Sandeep Shrivastava