Unfortunately, the plot falls prey to the Bollywood convention of characters orally repeating what the audience has already felt and seen visually.
Accompanied by some stunning shots of Mumbai city and music that coherently gels with the storyline, the film becomes an interesting combination of crime with the supernatural.Īamir Khan as the police officer Surjan.
Much like the sea itself, calm on the surface with wild under currents, all the characters are gentle and mellow on the outside with a cyclone of emotions whirling inside. The director has played artfully with the theme of water in the film. Together and individually, the three stay true to the tightly-knit narrative. The fantastic actors have once again delivered impressive performances and portrayed some complicated characters with no room for criticism. The buildup of the drama in the police officer’s life is highlighted with some well-directed and extremely well-performed scenes between Aamir, Rani and Kareena. The first half of the film is fast-paced, clever and sets just the right momentum for a suspense thriller. Things change when a prostitute named Rosy (Kareena Kapoor) starts helping Surjan investigating the murder case actor. His wife Roshni (Rani Mukherjee) also finds it hard to accept the tragedy, and resorts to strange ways of communicating with her dead son. Surjan is a police officer with a tough exterior inside, however, Surjan is constantly battling the guilt of not being able to prevent his son from drowning. It is one of those rare pieces that restores one’s faith in Bollywood’s future, with a film-maker like Kagti successfully using the art of visual storytelling without much masala and chart-topping music.Ĭalling the film a murder-mystery would not be right because the plot is more about Surjan Singh Shekhawat (Aamir Khan), a police officer investigating a murder case, than the murder of Armaan Kapoor, a Bollywood actor whose car was driven into the river. Source: Tumblr.Bollywood director Reema Kagti’s Talaash is a gripping tale that makes one think of the near two hours spent in front of the big screen. Now the movie is being backed by Eros International. The movie was supposed to be produced by Salman Khan‘s production house, but it was dropped due to financial reasons. Act of a person of unsound mind.-Nothing is an offence which is done by a person who, at the time of doing it, by reason of unsoundness of mind, is incapable of knowing the nature of the act, or that he is doing what is either wrong or contrary to law.” 5) It was supposed to be produced by Salman Khan’s production house, but it was abandoned by them Since it’s about Kareena’s character suffering from a psychological disorder and how she gets entangled in a crime, the movie is based on Section 84 in the Indian Penal Code.
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Kareena Kapoor Khan 4) It is based on Section 84 in the Indian Penal Code 3) It is inspired by a real-life incidentĪlthough, the storyline of the movie hasn’t been disclosed yet, what we do know is that the movie is inspired by a real-life incident. This will the third time she will be seen playing a prostitute after Chameli and Talaash.
Kareena will be seen portraying the role of a schizophrenic prostitute in the thriller. Talaash 2) She will be playing the role of a schizophrenic prostitute Here are the details about Bebo’s next venture: 1) Bebo’s second psychological thrillerĪfter Talaash, Gupta’s movie will be her second psychological thriller. With Bajrangi Bhaijaan coming close to its release date, she will now be seen in a psychological thriller which is being directed by Raj Kumar Gupta, whose last films were Ghanchakkar and No One Killed Jessica. Seems like Kareena Kapoor Khan is all set to give it back to her critics with the whole slew of films she has lines up.
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