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astonish

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Posted: 15 years ago

#601

Did anyone watch the movies raakh and Mohandas..??? Any reviews plz.....i didn't find any reviews online,,, thats why asking.....

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Suhaani/Drilabh (CID/MJHT)

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Posted: 15 years ago

#602

Originally posted by: astonish
Did anyone watch the movies raakh and Mohandas..??? Any reviews plz.....i didn't find any reviews online,,, thats why asking.....

https://www.bollywoodhungama.com/movies/review/13734/index.html

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BeastInCarnage

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Posted: 15 years ago

#603

Raakh is not released yet.....

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Bhavanab

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Posted: 15 years ago

#604

Mohandas is an excellent film!!!! I personally being a media student love the film totally !!! Excellent script and nice treatment and the ever beat adi sir toh hai hi !!

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BeastInCarnage

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Posted: 15 years ago

#605

I am still waiting for Raakh. Its an Underworld related lovestory. Two Gangs, One mission, One vicious conspiracy....

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visrom

@visrom

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Posted: 15 years ago

#606

Rishtey - Highway: Aditya Srivastav had appeared in one episode - Highway of Rishtey series which was aired in Zee TV. It was an awesome performance by him.

Video link by Nandini -

https://www.veoh.com/browse/videos/category/drama/watch/v20804016fyeYDxPg

(This is the full video. In order to watch it, you need to download and install veoh player)

Edited by visrom - 15 years ago

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visrom

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Posted: 14 years ago

#607

I managed to get hold of the book - Black Friday. Of course the book has a lot more to read than what's shown in the movie, but I find that whenever Baadshah is mentioned in the book, I am able to see Aditya sir there.

There are many scenes which have been omitted in the movie - Baadshah's description of how they were trained etc. I wish these things were shown...just to see Aditya sir performing. Never mind, I can visualise him in my mind'e eye as I am reading the book...I am thoroughly enjoying it.

Just quoting a passage -

"I could see two huge rectangular tents on one side. Jaffar bhai introduced us to two tall and muscular men who he said would be our instructors. He called them 'Babaji'. They both looked strong and stern, and wore Kurtas. All of us were shivering in our sweaters and jackets, but these men did not seem to feel the cold'.

"At Bombay I never got up before 11AM. But in the jungles I was made to get up at 6AM. The first day we were made to jog, stretch and do all kinds of exercises. In all my 27 years, I had never exercised. My body was rebelling against such rigorous exertions. At the end of the 3-hour session, I felt totally drained.'.

I could visualise Aditya sir standing there and shivering and lying exhausted when I read this.Wish they had shown these too.....

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Bhavanab

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Posted: 14 years ago

#608

Yes I agree !!!! The book has many such instances which one would wish to have seen in order to see Adi sir performing !!! When it comes to any scene involving intense perfomance Adi sir is the best !! The name Badshah Khan reminds of one man !! He's just great !!! I loved him in Mohandas as well but my favurite would stay Khandilkar & Sameer

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visrom

@visrom

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Posted: 14 years ago

#609

Reading the book made me watch the scenes again. This time I made some caps.

Hands on hips in this one too.

In particular I liked these two expressions. First on a ferry and then on a tram. Badshaah looks at a girl...

Finds a guy talking to her...this is his reaction.

Again on a tram...

The girl sees him staring and gives a disinterested look.

Badshaah's reaction.

Awesome!!! Even those expressions speak volumes. 👏

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Nandini

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Posted: 14 years ago

#610

Originally posted by: visrom
I managed to get hold of the book - Black Friday. Of course the book has a lot more to read than what's shown in the movie, but I find that whenever Baadshah is mentioned in the book, I am able to see Aditya sir there.

There are many scenes which have been omitted in the movie - Baadshah's description of how they were trained etc. I wish these things were shown...just to see Aditya sir performing. Never mind, I can visualise him in my mind'e eye as I am reading the book...I am thoroughly enjoying it.

Just quoting a passage -

"I could see two huge rectangular tents on one side. Jaffar bhai introduced us to two tall and muscular men who he said would be our instructors. He called them 'Babaji'. They both looked strong and stern, and wore Kurtas. All of us were shivering in our sweaters and jackets, but these men did not seem to feel the cold'.

"At Bombay I never got up before 11AM. But in the jungles I was made to get up at 6AM. The first day we were made to jog, stretch and do all kinds of exercises. In all my 27 years, I had never exercised. My body was rebelling against such rigorous exertions. At the end of the 3-hour session, I felt totally drained.'.

I could visualise Aditya sir standing there and shivering and lying exhausted when I read this.Wish they had shown these too.....