a must watch....d brilliance of sanjay leela bhansali..... an outstanding and genius hrithik…  

a must watch....d brilliance of sanjay leela bhansali..... an outstanding and genius hrithik roshan, who portrayed Ethan to make you believe that he is Ethan not Hrithik..... a true beauty Aishwarya rai's all time best performance.... a master piece that makes a deep spot in your memory like you are witnessing a classic bollywood movie that will be remembered for a long long time.... a must watch for all... 

What do you think? Is it possible for a drop of tear to have effects of a dew drop? Is it possible…  

What do you think? Is it possible for a drop of tear to have effects of a dew drop? Is it possible for darkness to give birth to illumination? And most importantly, is it possible for “Death” to give the message of life? Well, the responses to these questions may vary. But there is one Mr. Sanjay Leela Bhansali, who believes that the answer to all of them is a big “Yes” and he wants all of us to believe the same. Let’s find out if he succeeds in doing so or not?! Without going into any prologue or any further details, I will shoot out the answer … Oh yes he does … Yes he does succeed in making us believe that a matter as grave as death can inspire life into his viewers. Before going in technical details, let me tell you how it felt to watch this movie … it felt like walking barefooted on the fresh morning grass; it felt like having a lump of grief which eventually translates into a smile; oh an yes … it indeed feels like a drop trickling down your cheek and when you reach out and hold that drop tenderly on your fingertip, you somehow feel the preciousness of the droplet and feel like kissing it. Bhansali has created some amazing character driven movies in the past. A couple of them, namely “Devdaas” and “Black” were dark and gloomy. Though I’m probably one of the biggest fans of “Black”, yet my biggest fear before going to watch “Guzaarish” was a web of gloomy darkness all around. Reason being, this movie is based on a theme which is far more darker and heavier than alcoholism of “Devdaas” and blindness plus forgetfulness of “Black”; “Guzaarish” deals with death and not any simple death, rather it talks about mercy killing. So there was a scope of huge bundles of gloomy darkness and an abyss of pessimism. But this is where the film scores its biggest point. The film is not pessimistic at all, rather it keeps on evoking optimism in the viewer; even the final steps towards death are presented in a joyous and positive tone. Bhansali deserves all the praise for infusing so much life in a story about death. Is there any negative in the film? Definitely, there is no such thing as perfection in material world. There are two of them which this writer believes that if avoided, could’ve enhanced the already rock solid impact of this wonderful film. • The climax drags a bit. The “Ma Ya Yo” chanting, though radiated the right positivity, yet impact could’ve fortified if it was less frequently repeated. Besides the comments about each character became a bit predictable and just a bit tedious. The scene lacked the authenticity of the emotional underline, which is very strongly present in the rest of the film. • A very nominal flaw, ONLY COMMERCIALLY, is the abundance of English. This might not block the flow of awards and praise, but it can definitely hinder the flow of cash at the windows. How many positives? I won’t even attempt to list all the positives, as there are so many, the biggest being the positivity of the narrative. I would though, definitely highlight a few prominent ones. • The performances are simply fantastic. • Direction is almost flawless. I cant say if his direction over here is even better than “HDDCS”, “Black” and “Devdaas”, but I can confidently say that it is in no way any lesser than any of them. Overall, Bhansali has caused nightmares for those who were earlier dreaming to win awards for best director this year. • The cinematography and the background score are breathtaking and perfectly complement each other. These two aspects are the trump cards for this movie and make it an experience to cherish for times to come. • The maiden music composition by Bhansali was a treat on audio, but it sounds like a legacy in the cinema. “Tera Zikr” has permanently occupied a corner plot in my heart. Another thing which Bhansali has cleverly done is that he has used these beautiful tracks optimally. As a result these tracks add immense value to the narrative without making it drag. • The dialogues are meaningful and screenplay has moments which just quench your heart. There are so many scenes to watch out in this film, yet there is one particular scene which literally stunned me and still has a very very strong impression. It’s the scene where Hrithik has to lie under the leaking roof without any way to get out of it. The scene left me totally in love with the character of Ethen. • The chemistry between Hrithik and Aishwarya moves ahead from where they left it in “Jodha Akbar”. It elegant and heart-waming. Performances: The film is loaded with powerful performances. • Hrithik Roshan has outdone himself in the past and it was expected that he will do something similar this time. What actually unfolds on the screen in even better than the expectations. I just want to stand up and applaud him for this flawless act. Simply outstanding. Greatest performance by any actor in any film this year (and that includes MNIK’s SRK and OUTIM’s Ajay Devgan). • Aishwarya Rai has never looked more elegant and beautiful and apart from Jodha Akbar, she has never acted this good. She is just electrifying. The tenderness of her expressions and the volcano of emotion underlying these expressions is immaculately portrayed and if there is justice, then this is the role which should sweep the best actress awards this year. • Aditya Roy Kapoor is wonderfully restrained and impressed once again. • Rest of the supporting cast is wonderful as well. Overall: This film is indeed a service to the art of film making and deserves to be watched. Even if the masses reject this, even then I am glad that I spent those 2 hours watching this motion picture. This is not just a motion picture; rather it is a piece of poetry in motion.  

Excellent performances all the way around! Ash raises the bar once again! Sanjay really brings out…  

Excellent performances all the way around! Ash raises the bar once again! Sanjay really brings out the best in her. HR was brilliant as expected. He body language was fantastic and he must have done so much to deliver the performance. Sanjay once again comes back with BANG. Love it...will be watching it 3-4 times to enjoy it to the fullest. 

“live fully, forgive quickly and kiss slowly”. More than the director, it’s Hrithik Roshan…  

“live fully, forgive quickly and kiss slowly”. More than the director, it’s Hrithik Roshan who steals the show with his humdinger of a performance. Solely through his facial expressions, eyes, and voice modulations, Hrithik brings to life the character of a self-mocking, life-embracing, death-seeking quadriplegic who’s exuberant one moment and depressed the next. It would be pity if Hrithik doesn’t sweep the best actor trophies in the award season early next year. Aishwarya Rai, looking stunning in low-neck costumes that are no doubt incongruous with her character of a nurse, is in form once again. Shernaz Patel goes overboard in a few scenes and so does Suhel Seth. Aditya Roy Kapoor, the guy with a frizzy mop on his head, performs well. Monikangana is there for only two scenes. 

awesome movie. wonderful performance by Hrithik aish even Suhel Seth. Flamboyant direction and…  

awesome movie. wonderful performance by Hrithik aish even Suhel Seth. Flamboyant direction and soulful music by SLB and nice sets to complement  

I am speechless.. I m sad there are only limited stars to be given otherwise i wud hav given it the…  

I am speechless.. I m sad there are only limited stars to be given otherwise i wud hav given it the rating of stars till infinity… you wud regret not watching this masterpiece.. standing ovation to hrithik, ash and slb for the heart-touching experience.. 

Fantastic..brilliant and mind blowing.These three words for GUZAARISH.I must say its best work of…  

Fantastic..brilliant and mind blowing.These three words for GUZAARISH.I must say its best work of sunjay leela bhansali so far.You feel yourself in different world.characters take you entirely in different way that you feel yourself with ETHEN AND SOFIA...such a effortless performences of Hrithik and Aishwarya. I must say Aish will get all awards this year.as far as Hrithik he might have to face Shah rukh in MY NAME IS KHAN..with the end of movie , a strong message that ''LIFE IS TOO SHORT AND SOMETIME HARD TO ABSORB BUT AT THE SAME TIME ITS GIFT OF GOD AND GOD HAS ONLY RIGHT TO TAKE IT WITH ALL RIGHTS'' 

i have seen a man fighting 4 his life in many movies. But in guzarish i saw a man fighting 4 his…  

i have seen a man fighting 4 his life in many movies. But in guzarish i saw a man fighting 4 his death. guzarish and hrithik is superb. aish and aditya has done a gr8 job. every one in d movie has done a fantastic work. hrithik..well what to say abba him man..this guys has a god gifted tellent of acting. its a must watch movie. i saw a gr8 movie like guzarish after a long long time. 

Aftr horrabl kites,Fantastic work.2 gud.hrithik at his best.bst wrk of hrithik till date.directn…  

Aftr horrabl kites,Fantastic work.2 gud.hrithik at his best.bst wrk of hrithik till date.directn gud.2nd half ws betr.2 emotional and heart touching.lovely. 

Only one wordcan describe dis movie"SIMPLY BRILLIANT' Hrithik has proved once again tht he is the…  

Only one wordcan describe dis movie"SIMPLY BRILLIANT' Hrithik has proved once again tht he is the BEST actor in bollywood. He is awesome in the movie. A msut watch movie...Best movie of 2010... 

story,theme very good but the director could not churned out the feeling i mean the 'suffering'…  

story,theme very good but the director could not churned out the feeling i mean the 'suffering' which is very important in this movie... the cinema just moves on very light... could have been done much better... expected a lot... no doubt, all actors done extremely well...but he failed in showing the feelings... 

BEST MOVIE OF 2010 I HAVE SEEN HRITHIK IS OUTSTAIND WITH GREAT PERFORMANCE AND MOVIE IS…  

BEST MOVIE OF 2010 I HAVE SEEN HRITHIK IS OUTSTAIND WITH GREAT PERFORMANCE AND MOVIE IS SPECHLESSSSS WITH GREAT MESSAGE