Sophie Choudry Saturday Mar 15 6:30 PM Bollywood Trade News Network Sophie Choudry is going places! The actress has just replaced Malaika Arora Khan and Amrita Arora for an item number in Sanjay Gadhvi's KIDNAP. Sophie said, "Sanjay Gadhvi and I have been good friends! He had spoken to me about this song three weeks ago. I usually have refrained from doing item numbers but I could not say no to this one was because it is a crucial part of the film. The song appears during the pre-climax of the film. It is great being a part of a film in such big way. Also it involved Sanjay Dutt and I'd do anything for a respected and adored actor like him." When asked about she replacing Malaika and Amrita Sophie replied, "I am doing the song now and that is a fact! I am not aware that Malaika and Amrita were to do it. I was not in country when the news that Malaika and Amrita were to do the number splashed out in the media. I don't even care about it." Sanjay Gadhvi said that Sophie was apt for the song. "The personality that Sophie has is in sync with the look and the song. I could not have wanted anybody else for this number." Sophie had won accolades and applause for her number IN PYAR KE SIDE EFFECTS earlier |
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Sophie Choudry
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Aishwarya
The Story: The story is about a man who is seeking revenge for the death of a loved one. The problem is that he forgets everything after fifteen minutes and must retrain his mind with Polaroids he has taken of people and places. He has killed several people and is in search of the one who is responsible for the death of his beloved. He quickly finds out who this killer is and goes on a crazed, violent rampage to get justice. Aamir Khan as Sanjay Singhania - The transformation of the character is really amazing. The difference between who Sanjay Singhania was and what he's become is like going from a normal, well-adjusted happy human being to an angry, revenge seeking, animal killing machine, with tinges of remorse. Asin Thottumkal as Kalpana - A pretty, funny and generous woman who is always winning people over with her charm. Jiah Khan as Sunita - She's slightly overcurious and the cause of many problems, but nice and well-meaning. Pradeep Rawat as Ghajini - An angry, but powerful man who doesn't seem to show concern for who he's killed. Cast: Aamir Khan as Sanjay Singhania Asin Thottkumkal as Kalpana Jiah Khan as Sunita Pradeep Rawat as Ghajini Crew: Distributor: Studio 18, Adlabs Production House: Studio 18, Adlabs Director: A.R.MURUGADOSS Story & Screenplay: A. R. Murugadoss Choreography: Gita Kapoor Lyrics: Prasoon Joshi Music Director: A. R. Murugadoss What Works: The story within the story is a nice break. The viewer sees Sanjay as a killer and then they see the very familiar Bollywood fall in love sequence. The entire movie is pretty good overall, because it offers a variety that is sometimes lacking in the boy meets girl and falls in love story that is usually offered in many Hindi films. What Doesn't Work: For those who have seen the American film 'Memento', to say that it is nothing like it is a stretch. A.R. Murugadoss says he did not see 'Memento' before he wrote his screenplay. Whatever the case may be, there are some stark similarities. Other than that, the cinematography in the song sequences is sometimes better than the rest of the film. The Soundtrack: The film's soundtrack leaves something to be desired oftentimes. There are a few songs which are not that great and then a couple which are really worth listening to and nice to hear. Slated Or Rated? Overall, this is a good film. It has its moments where it seems like there is something lacking as far as filming or special effects, but as a whole piece it's a good movie, although sad and very violent |
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