5th November
The makers of ‘Dasvidaniya’ have decided to shift the release of the film from November 7 to November 14. Riaz Hyder, Project Chief of One More Thought Entertainment P. Ltd. explains, “We took this decision the day ‘Golmaal Returns’ and ‘Fashion’ released. With the kind of strong opening the two films fetched, we knew that the respective distributors wouldn’t be ready to let go of multiplexes next week. Also, there’s ‘EMI’ and also ‘Quantum Of Solace’ coming up next. So why ruin the prospects of Dasvidaniya?”.
He adds, “By then a lot of theatres would be free; the only opposition would be Dostana. Hence, November 14 is a more appropriate date.”
Dasvidaniya is bittersweet situational comedy about a man Amar Kaul (Vinay Pathak), whose existence is easily forgotten among the millions of people in the pool of Mumbai’s ever-increasing population. Shy and quiet Amar lived a mundane routine and simple life.
Things take a turn when a doctor tells him that he will die within 3 months. And then Amar sets out to write his final list of to-do things- The List of 10 things to do before he dies, the List that would make his life worthy, before it actually ends. As the countdown begins, does Amar Kaul succeed in fulfilling the final tasks to do on his wish list … and in the course of doing them, realized than he has been dead all along until now.
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3rd November
“I play this young guy who has had a massive fall out with his father and has left his home. He has two brothers played by Anil (Kapoor) and Zayed (Khan). But when his father dies, he returns home to claim his share of the father’s money and legacy. That’s where the twist comes in,” says Salman.
A source from Mukta Arts says that Yuvvraaj is an emotional film that had many of its stars in tears often during filming. Anil Kapoor plays the role of a mentally challenged man while Zayed plays this womanizing money spending spoilt rich boy who can’t accept that his father has left the bulk of his estate to his mentally challenged son.
“Anil has pulled off his role of a special person so well. And especially when he gets involved in the scenes that have been responding to the music and also towards the climax when the three brothers are involved in a full fledged emotional scene,” informs a source.
Salman Khan is said to be so happy with Yuvvraaj that he wrapped up the final day’s shoot and dubbing for the film by throwing a huge get together for the entire cast and crew at his residence in Bandra.
Shot across Europe in scenic destinations like Prague and Austria, Yuvvraaj is said to be Subhash Ghai’s most ambitious and expensive project till date costing him over 50 crores. And therefore it comes as no surprise then that the showman is ensuring he covers all aspects to claim a hit at the box office. Even the spelling of the film’s name has been suggested by a numerologist.
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1st October
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Shree Ashthavinayak Cine Vision Ltd’s forthcoming movie Kidnap starring Sanjay Dutt, Imran Khan and Minissha Lamba has been cleared by the Censor Board with UA certificate without even a single cut.
The keenly awaited movie releases worldwide on 2nd October 2008 and is directed by Sanjay Gadhvi of Dhoom fame.
This marks Imran’s second release after Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na and breaks his chocolate boy image, while Minissha goes for an all glam and sexy makeover. The story revolves around how Imran Khan kidnaps Sanjay Dutt’s daughter, played by Minissha Lamba, to settle old scores.
With such an interesting starcast and plot, we bet the audiences are eagerly anticipating the film to hit the screens on 2nd October!
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