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Friday, 15 August 2014

Nothing wrong with PK poster,SC dismisses plea

Amir khan can breathe a sigh of relief with the Supreme Court rejecting a plea seeking ban on his upcoming film PK for allegedly promoting obscenity and hurting religious sentiments, saying religion should not be brought into "matters of art and entertainment".

The apex court also saw nothing wrong with the poster of the actor in the Rajkumar Hirani-directed film, where a nude Aamir, 48, is seen standing on a railway track with a transistor protecting his modesty.

"What is wrong with it. Don't be so sensitive to these things," a bench headed by Chief Justice R M Lodha said when advocate Nafis Siddiqui, appearing for the petitioner, showed the film poster.

"These are matters of art and entertainment. Let it remain so. Don't bring religious facet to it," the bench, also comprising justices Kurian Joseph and R F Nariman, said when Siddiqui submitted that the poster also hurts religious sentiments and it would also disturb public order

The bench asked the counsel how the poster or the film has violated any constitutional and legal provision.

"Has any legal and constitutional rights been affected? Any restriction on filmmakers, as sought by you, would affect their rights," it said.

The apex court said nothing is hidden from youth in the age of Internet and any prohibitory order is not required.

"Our society is very mature society. No body will get agitated on it," the bench said, adding, "If you don't like then don't watch the movie."

The petition, filed by All India Human Rights and Social Justice Front, said the film promotes nudity. Aamir and Hirani were also made parties in the case in addition to the Centre and the Information and Broadcasting Ministry.
Source : http://www.hindustantimes.com/

Movie review: Watch Singham Returns for the action, not comedy

Bajirao Singham (Ajay Devgn) takes on a corrupt politician (Zakir Hussain) and a godman (Amol Gupte) who are involved in black money racket and divisive politics. The film tracks Singham's fight against the system and the villains.

Rohit Shetty is back with the sequel of his 2011 hit Singham. Ajay Devgn reprises his role of the good cop, Bajirao Singham, while Kareena steps into the shoes of Kajal Aggarwal, Singham's lady love.Rohit Shetty has often said that he does not make movies for critics and entertaining the audience is his sole motto. While Singham was a fun-filled entertaining movie, Singham Returns does not really match up to the standards set by it.

Rohit has aimed his guns at black money and racketeering in elections and politics. The screenplay smartly takes digs at leaders who bank on divisive politics and the poverty of the people. The film highlights cash distribution for getting votes and stacking of black money.

Sadly, the issue-based plot is not executed well. In the whole political backdrop, Anupam Kher (Guruji, the good-hearted politician who gets murdered) and Zakir Hussain (Swamiji's political aide) perfectly bring the malice of our political system on screen. Amol Gupte, who plays the corrupt holyman -- Swamiji is too much over-the-top with his acting and is not convincing enough.

Ajay Devgn is back as the one-man army, Singham. Kareena's role is minimal but she also brings some comic respite to the film. Rohit does not fully employ the skills of Mahesh Manjrekar and Pankaj Tripathi (Gangs of Wasseypur fame) and that leaves the audience asking for more.

Singham Returns does not even blow up enough vehicles to qualify for a Rohit Shetty film -- perhaps Salman Khan's Kick blew up more vehicles than this one!

CID-fame inspector Daya plays one of the main aides of Singham. After waiting for almost the whole movie, Singham orders him: 'Daya darwaza tod do!'

The action sequences, one of the major attractions of Shetty's films, are well shot. In typical Rohit Shetty-style, you are treated with lavish aerial shots and picturesque views.

Interestingly, Singham Returns has several gems of wisdom in the form of dialogues. Sample a few:

'Aam aadmi ki takleef darr paida karti hai, darr se andhvishwas aur andhvishaaw se main banta hun,' says Swamiji, who rules millions of hearts with sheer blind faith of the people.

'Sher atank machata hai, ghayal sher tabaahi,' Singham tells one of the goons.

'Jab ek ke baad ek darwaaze band hone lagein, to khidki khol deni chahiye.'

'Politics me sahi galat ka koi barometer nahi hota.'

The audience mostly wants action as well as comedy in a Rohit Shetty film. Sadly, Singham did not return with a bang.

Source : http://www.hindustantimes.com/

Wednesday, 13 August 2014

Prajakta Mali Marathi Actress Photos Biography

Name :- Prajakta Mali
City :

Mumbai (Current)
Pune (Born)

Birthdate :- 8 August 1989
About :- Prajakta Mali acts in Marathi Movies and Marathi TV Serials. She is 169 cm (5 ‘ 6”) in height. She is born in Pune. Prajakta Mali’s residence is in Mumbai Maharashtra. Prajakta Mali made her Movie debut in 2013 with Marathi film Kho- Kho. Prajakta learning bharatnatyam since the age of 7, She got distinction in all the exams of Dance-bharatnatyam from Akhil Bharatiya Gandharva Mahavidyalaya including “Visharad”. Shw had completed her graduation and masters from Lalit Kala Kendra of Pune University, and She was the university topper. From 2008 She is performing in Pune Navratri Festival, Pune Festival, Shanivar Wada Mahotsav, Pune Police Kartavya Melava etc. For the first time, Prajakta faced the camera on the sets of “Dholkichya Talawar (DD Shahyadri). At that time she was in the 6th std. Prajakta also Choreographed and performed for the 1st time on Diwali Special Episode of “Dum-Duma-Dum on DD Shahyadri”. She also Performed on talent hunt show on Star Plus “Kya masti Kya Dhoom”, and got 1st prize in it.

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