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moviekiller5245
Dilli........kaat kaleja dilli is really groovy man.The first movie of 2011 will surely hit the…
Dilli........kaat kaleja dilli is really groovy man.The first movie of 2011 will surely hit the theaters nd slap the system of India.NKOJ is perfect nd makes an audience for a decent watch.It is narrated nd Directed wel,Performances by Myer(Jessica)....nice,Rani(Meera)....awesome nd fuck u to watch it,Vidya(Savrina)......respectable nd the guy Rajesh Sharma(N.K.).....just one word"Majedaar"nd all are well.Cinematography is really watchable,Screeenplay nd Diologues r perfect nd the best that i enjoyed it,is the music by "Amit Trivedi".The songs like Dilli(Groovy) nd Aitbaar(give me a gossebumps nd its really hauntic track)nd the background score by Amit memorable for me.......hats off to Amit Trivedi nd Rajkumar Gupta for making a nice film.....so guys leave everything ndgo for it!!!!!!!
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Guns were never intended to become an instrument of violence; the intent was to equip mankind with…
Guns were never intended to become an instrument of violence; the intent was to equip mankind with an instrument of self and national defense. So when a gun is used for spreading violence, it is unfair to blame the weapon; rather it’s the wrong utilization of this weapon which is actually to be blamed. Similarly, there are so many innovations / inventions / mechanisms in this world which were developed with noble intents but later on due to falling into careless hands and evil minds started affecting the society in a very negative manner. The supreme example of such a paradox is the utilization of the powerful medium of “Mediaâ€. Over the years, we have seen that media is blamed (and quite rightfully so) for spreading negative influence among the masses and for becoming a tool to blackmail and take advantage of people and situations. But this negative usage does not and cannot negate the power of Media. If used wisely and for the betterment of the world, it can yield amazing and unbelievably positive outcomes. In the era when everyone is highlighting the negative impact of media and the cold hearted attitude of the common people, one man comes out and portrays media’s immense positive potential. The man is the highly talented director named Raj Kumar Gupta who takes a very significant chapter out of the recent Indian chronology and utilizes it wonderfully in order to tell us that people, if brought together, can cause miracles to happen and one of the best ways to bring people together is the positive utilization of the power of media. I have written such a long prologue, as I have just returned after watching Gupta’s latest masterpiece “No One Killed Jessica†and I am highly elated after the experience. In a nutshell, the magnificence of this movie is only because of the director’s genius and panache. I have numerous reasons to stand up and salute Mr. Gupta… • People of India might be aware of the events that unfolded after that dreaded night in 1999 which changed the lives of the “Laal†family. But the rest of the world, including this reviewer was not aware of the details of the tragic incident and the amazing efforts made down the years by the media and the people to ensure the reversal of such a brutal injustice. Form the bottom of my heart, I thank Mr. Gupta to bring this incident in front of the whole world and that too in such an inspiring and cinematically brilliant manner. • With a subject that could turn out to be a grim viewing experience, Mr. Gupta has made sure that this is not the case. What unfolds on the screen is extremely gripping and engrossing experience which satisfies the emotional and cinematic needs of the audience. I don’t know how much fiction has he mixed up with the facts, but it doesn’t seem to distract the viewer from the honesty and the intensity of the incident. • I salute Mr. Gupta for making the perfect casting decisions and for extracting such outstanding performances not only from the lead ladies, but also from the supporting cast. (a bit more on performances later) • I also salute him for giving us a movie which does not have even a single dull moment. Right from the brilliantly executed starting credits to the last scene of the movie, the narrative stays totally committed to the plot and takes you on a rollercoaster ride of emotions. You experience a vast variety of emotions… o The realistically shot murder scene make you quench with pity for the victim and hatred for the criminal. o The outstanding scenes in the court room make you feel depressed and heartbroken. o The scenes involving the family’s grief actually make you feel their pain. o The exquisitely shot candle light sequence elates your heart to a height where your feelings transform into moisture of your eyes. o The last scene of the movie (in the graveyard) makes you feel immense satisfaction of watching the justice being served. • I salute Mr. Gupta for making the best use of beautiful tunes by Amit Trivedi in a movie which didn’t have much scope for the movie. The deeply meaning lyrics and perfect placement of songs significantly increase the impact of the narrative. Especially “Aitebar†and “Dua†are probably two of the most powerfully executed songs I have seen in quite some time. Both of these songs are magnificently executed and the events unfolding during them are just breathtaking. • Last but not the least, I salute Mr. Gupta for bringing in highly talented technician who lend technical finesse in every department of the film. From editing to cinematography; from background score to lighting, everything is just too good. Any negatives? No sir, I don’t think so. You might say that the movie should been a bit shorter, but I don’t mind it all. All the extra ten or fifteen minutes did for me was to stretch the wonderful experience by that much time. Now a few words about performances… • Both, Vidya Balan and Rani Mukherji are absolutely brilliant in their respective roles. We know that both of them are supremely talented and they meet each and every bit of excellence expected from them. Vidya is highly elegant and Rani is endearingly full of life. Both of them look gorgeous (both have shed significant weight). Both of them have complemented each other quite promisingly but might turn out to be each other’s competitors when it comes to decide the best female actress of the year. Absolutely wonderful performances. • The almost unknown supporting cast members are amazingly wonderful. Each and every actor has done a fantastic job. A special mention to the actors playing roles of Jessica (Myra Khan) Vikram (Neil Bhoopalam) and the Police inspector who takes doesn’t have the courage to fight but has very noble intentions. I know I have written an unusually long review for the movie, but I just can’t stop praising it and after saying so much I still feel that I haven’t said enough. In the end, this is definitely one of the best movie watching experience I have had in so many years. The movie narrates an episode of battle between justice and injustice and in its own capacity it does complete justice to the audience who has spent time and money to watch it. This is one of those films which simply cannot be missed.
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wowwwwww...... What a movie. It's really awasome. Rani is RANI in the movie as a role of Journalist…
wowwwwww...... What a movie. It's really awasome. Rani is RANI in the movie as a role of Journalist and she is perfect in the role. Other side Vidya Balan is very very good n Impresive. She has great films at this stage of Career and she make great performace on sceen. Director has done great job n Music is very well. A Must Watch of 2011.
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very good movie..very good performances by all.. director does a fantastic job(noticing all small…
very good movie..very good performances by all.. director does a fantastic job(noticing all small things like moble phone in 2000, windows 98,zen car..abdul kalam as a president) amit trivedi does an outstnading job as a music director and background score. special thanks to censor board for giving A certificate with no beep sound
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rajat9
div0076
“NO ONE KILLED JESICA†IT’S TRULY APPRICIABLE FILM N WHAT A DARING OF R.K.GUPTA FOR MADE THIS…
“NO ONE KILLED JESICA†IT’S TRULY APPRICIABLE FILM N WHAT A DARING OF R.K.GUPTA FOR MADE THIS FILM , BRILIANT REALITY WITH THRILLER HISTORIC. MEDIA CAN DO ANYTHING THAT’S PROVE, RANI IS BACK WITH MINDBLOWING PERFOMANCE N VIDYA DONE VERY WELL JOB. ITS AFFECT WITH EVERYONE LIFE BUT IF U ALL TOGETHER THAN NOT ANY JUDICERY UNJUSTIFIED ANYONE. REMARKABLE FILM OF THIS YEAR.
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thefame
RANZOM
a great film,true but yet entertaining and engrossing.screenplay sticks to one pont thruoghout and…
a great film,true but yet entertaining and engrossing.screenplay sticks to one pont thruoghout and makes it a well deserved applaudable movie,agreat experience.it will emerge as one of this years best film at the end of 2011.
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brilliant movie.movie was too good in all aspects.performances were outstanding.apart from the lead…
brilliant movie.movie was too good in all aspects.performances were outstanding.apart from the lead actresses all other who had very short roles were also too good.direction was mind blowing.hats off to the director who showed us a real life incident so nicely.music was good.story,screenplay,editing were fabulous.overall a superb movie.highly recommended.
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