New movies released in Navi Mumbai
By Dinesh Kamath
Sui Dhaaga - Made In India
Sui
Dhaaga (transl. Needle and thread;) is an Indian Hindi-language comedy-drama
film directed by Sharat Katariya and produced by Maneesh Sharma under the
banner of Yash Raj Films. It stars Varun Dhawan and Anushka Sharma in lead
roles.
The
movie is a heart-warming story of pride and self-reliance, rooted in the heart
of India. Sui Dhaaga - Made in India recounts the journey of an honest man, who
rises from his humble beginnings to become a celebrated social entrepreneur. A
heartwarming story of pride, perseverance and self-reliance, the film talks
about the need of social entrepreneurship as a tool for the social and economic
development of our artisans, who are living their life on the margins due to
the changing times. It’s a heartwarming countryside drama about jovial
simpleton Mauji (Sharma) and his meek-but-enterprising wife Mamta (Sharma) and
their obstacle-filled quest to set up their own tailoring business. Sui Dhaaga
is your typical utopian Disney or Pixar film for the grown-ups where the
underdogs and the triumph of the human spirit will be celebrated at all costs. Sharma
and Dhawan play a timid couple who live in a joint family in the small town of
Chanderi. They have been married for a while, but have never found the time to
discover each other. But there’s no drama around it. Money is tight in their
household and daring to dream can cost them heavily. From the outset, we are
told that turning into an entrepreneur brings you doom as Mauji’s grandfather
had gone bust in his tailoring business. His failure still shapes their
cash-starved present and naturally they side with pragmatism than start-up
dreams. But the seemingly meek Mamta nudges her jolly husband to leave his
conventional menial job where he’s treated like a pushover to earn some dignity
in his daily life.
The
film has Varun Dhawan as Mauji, a tailor, Anushka Sharma as Mamta, an
embroiderer and Raghubir Yadav as Mauji's father.
The
songs of the film are composed by Anu Malik while lyrics are written by Varun
Grover. The film has songs like "Chaav Laaga" sung by Papon, Ronkini Gupta, "Khatar Patar" by Papon,
"Tu Hi Aham" by Ronkini Gupta, "Sui Dhaaga" by Divya Kumar
and "Sab Badhiya Hai" by Sukhwinder Singh, Salman Ali.
Pihu
Pihu
is a film directed by Kapri Vinod and its cast consists of Pihu Myra and Prerna
Vishwakarma.
The
movie is a social thriller starring the two year baby girl. She is living in a
home where the adults are going through a complicated phase. Being a toddler,
she is occasionally trapped in the accidental situations. Circumstances lead to
this 2 year old girl 'Pihu' being left alone in an apartment. What ensues,
makes for an edge of the seat social thriller, based on a true story which is
sure to blow your mind.
Pataakha
Pataakha
(transl. Firecracker;) is an Indian Hindi comedy-drama film directed by Vishal
Bhardwaj about two sisters who share a difficult relationship with each other.
Based on Charan Singh Pathik's short story titled Do Behnein, the film features
Sanya Malhotra, debutant Radhika Madan, Sunil Grover, Saanand Verma and Vijay
Raaz in lead roles.
Based
on Charan Singh Pathik's short story, Do Behnein, it revolves around two
sisters, Badki and Chhutki who grow up in a small village in Rajasthan and are
constantly at war but when marriage separates them, they realise they can't
seem to live with or without each other. This is the story of a raucous
rivalry, of duelling sticks of dynamite who steal each other’s stolen beedis
and spark each other’s fuses. Fuelled by fury, they are either on the warpath
or standing by, demanding to be offended. These are perpetually flammable girls
with tongues sharp and savage. One wants to go to school so she can open one of
her own, the other wants to stay out of school and start her own dairy. They’re
willing to battle hard for their ambitions. They are the two most wanted women
in the village, made eligible because of their headstrong pluck. They meet
their suitors by first physically overpowering them, and then relent. They
choose to enjoy the first flush of rural romance, courted against the backdrop
of motorcycling daredevils and lassi stores. The heart bleeds for the girls’ hapless
father, stranded in no man’s land. The great Vijay Raaz plays this father of
the nation with a defeated dignity.
The
film has Sanya Malhotra as Genda 'Chhutki' Kumari, Radhika Madan as Champa
'Badki' Kumari, Sunil Grover as Dipper Naradmuni, Vijay Raaz as Bechara Bapu, Saanand
Verma as Tharki Patel, Namit Das, Abhishek Duhan and Malaika Arora (special
appearance in song "Hello Hello")
The
music of the film has been composed by Vishal Bhardwaj, while the lyrics have
been written by Gulzar. The film has songs like "Balma" sung by Rekha
Bhardwaj, Sunidhi Chauhan, "Pataakha" by Vishal Bhardwaj, "Hello
Hello" by Rekha Bhardwaj, "Naina Banjare" by Arijit Singh and "Gali
Gali" by Sukhwinder Singh.
Rashtraputra
Rashtraputra
is a film written and directed by Aazaad and produced by Rajnarayan Dube.
The
film has Aazaad playing Aazaad, Rakesh Bedi as Dr. Daruwala, Abhay Bhargav as Commissioner,
Manish Chaudhary as Nepali, Alpesh Dhakan
as Bunty, Zakir Hussain as Satbir,
Achint Kaur as Vinita Singhania, Jamie Lever as Jenny, Raza Murad as Sultan
Bhai, Deep Raj Rana as Police Inspector Tyaagi, Ruhi Singh as Riya Singhaniya, Atul Srivastava as Mamaji, Aryan Vaid as Bhagat Singh and Vivek Vaswani as Dilip
Singhania.
The
singers in the film are Aazaad, Ash King, Bappi Lahiri, Palak Muchhal and Mika
Singh.
Based
on the life of the first commander of the surgical strikes Chandrashekhar Azad,
Rashtraputra showcases the reality, lesser known facts, and thoughts of India's
greatest revolutionary. This is the first film in history of Indian cinema
which will give insights about life and times of Chandrashekhar Azad. His
thoughts were like the flames of fire and acts were deadly blasts. The
forgotten hero will return back from the darkness, created by selfish politics
to the silver screen as the daring and dynamic protagonist of all time created
by Aazaad.The nationalistic flavor - colour - nature combination of the movie
is a continuation of what he has been portraying in his earlier movies. While
his earlier movies had element of nationalism, our film
"Rashtraputra" will showcase the reality, the lesser known facts of
the greatest revolutionary, Chandrashekhar Azad. Azad was not only the
commander - in - chief of Hindustan Socialist Republican Army (HSRA) but an unmatched
mentor, friend - philosopher - guide of over two thousand and five hundred
revolutionaries of HSRA like Bhagat Singh, Rajguru, Sukhdev, Bhagwaticharan
Vohra, Durga Bhabhi, etc. In the true sense of meaning Chandrashekhar Azad was
the supreme force of the bloodstained revolutionary freedom movement of India. In
this film Azad is shown as a timeless cinematic creation. He was, He is and he
will be the relevant hero of all time. Time changes but the problems remain the
same in different looks. What would Azad do, how he would react if he was alive
today? He would be the same motivational force for today's youth as he was in
his lifetime. Rashtraputra can be described as a great motivational movie with
high voltage drama and entertainment values for the youth as well as the
enlightened audience of twenty first century. Rashtraputra will be released globally in 26 National and
Foreign Languages. The sole reason behind this ideology is to create truthful
awareness of the greatest revolutionary Chandrashekar Azad in the world.
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