New movies released in Navi Mumbai
Albert Pinto Ko Gussa Kyun Aata Hai
Albert Pinto Ko Gussa Kyun Aata Hai
is a film directed by Soumitra Ranade. The main cast are Manav Kaul and Nandita
Das.
Albert leaves his house one morning
without telling anyone where he is going. His girlfriend Stella files a
complaint with the police and when he doesn't return after days, she begins to
fear. What she doesn't know is that Albert is traversing a road journey from
Mumbai to Goa. Nayar who drives the vehicle accompanies him on his mission.
Punctuating their cynical, witty and devastating conversations, we see Albert's
flashbacks of a world where he and Stella try and weave a life together.
Albert's anger stems from experiences that life has presented to him. It is
this anger that is taking him on a journey to settle a score and enable him to
lead a life of dignity and hope.
Music composer is Avishek Majumder.
The film has Nandita Das as Stella, Saurabh Shukla as Nayar, Manav Kaul
as Albert Pinto, Omkar Das Manikpuri as Village man, Kishore Kadam as Police
Inspector, Atul Kale, Sunit Razdan as
Suryakant, Amarjeet Amle as Satam and Jayshankar Tripathi as Japtap.
Marudhar Express
Marudhar Express is a film directed
by Vishal Mishra. The main case of the film are Kunaal Roy Kapur and Tara
Alisha Berry.
Marudhar is the son of his tyrant
father, Ashok Pandey. Straight as an arrow and boring as an oyster, Marudhar
trudges along in his life, one hopeless day after the other. But Ashok has
marriage plans for him and he won't have no for an answer. What follows is a
comedy of ridiculous proportions as Marudhar marries the sweet and pretty
Chitra from Lucknow. With no experience in dealing with women, let alone a
wife, Marudhar embarks on an emotional and equally hilarious journey as he
tries to find his feet amidst love, life and family.
The film stars Tara-Alisha Berry,
Kunaal Roy Kapur and Rajesh Sharma
The Tashkent Files
The Tashkent Files is an Indian
Hindi-language thriller film about the death of former Indian prime minister
Lal Bahadur Shastri. The film has been written and directed by Vivek Agnihotri
and it stars Naseeruddin Shah and Mithun Chakraborty.
The Tashkent Files is a gripping
thriller that revolves around the mysterious death of India's 2nd Prime
Minister Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri and attempts to uncover if he had actually
died a natural death, or, as alleged, was assassinated. A death mystery
unsolved till date, The Tashkent Files brings too many questions on the table. The
Indian Prime Minister goes to Pakistan, signs a war treaty and then soon after
dies in Tashkent. With The Tashkent Files, director Vivek Agnihotri takes us
back to 1960s when the then Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri passed
away just hours after signing the Tashkent agreement. While it is said that
Shashtri died due to a heart attack many of his supporters and family members
believe that his death was a conspiracy and a planned murder. This is a death
mystery unsolved till date. Was the cause of the death a heart attack or
poison? Immediately after the former PM's death, the family members of Shastri
officially requested a post-mortem to the then acting Prime Minister Gulzarilal
Nanda. But the post-mortem was denied. Trying to seek the truth behind one of
'the biggest cover-up in Indian history' Agnihotri hoped the film might have an
answer. It is strange that India, the biggest democracy in the world, has no
information and document to uncover the mystery behind Shastri's death. This
issue has been raised in Parliament for the last 50 years and yet, we are
trying to find out the truth.
The film has Naseeruddin Shah as
PKR Natrajan, Mithun Chakraborty as Shyam Sunder Tripathi, Shweta Basu Prasad
as Raagini Phule, Mandira Bedi as Indira Joseph Roy, Pallavi Joshi as Aiysha
Ali Shah, Rajesh Sharma as Omkar Kashyap, Vinay Pathak as Mukhtar, Pankaj
Tripathi as Gangaram Jha, Vishwa Mohan Badola as Justice Kurian Abraham, Prakash
Belawadi as GK Anantha Suresh, Achint Kaur, Yusuf Hussain, Prashant Gupta as
Vivendra Pratap Singh Rana and Ankur Rathee.
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