New movies released in Navi Mumbai
By Dinesh Kamath
3 Dev
3 Dev is an Indian Hindi comedy
film written and directed by Ankoosh Bhatt. The film stars Karan Singh Grover,
Kunaal Roy Kapur, Ravi Dubey, Tisca Chopra and Raima Sen in the prominent roles
while Arya, Prosenjit Chatterjee and Kay Kay Menon in the supportive roles. The
film is bankrolled by Chitan Rana of R2 Phillum Productions and cinematography
for the film is handled by Soni Singh. The Bollywood musical duo Sajid-Wajid
have been roped into compose and score music for the film.
All Indians are generally
superstition dominated, where people strongly rely on God to resolve the
problems or issues that are beyond them. This is where beliefs and
superstitions come into the picture. But what is really superstition or belief
or God? The movie is a knock to the superstitious belief in our country. In a
widely superstitious country like India, people rely on God to guide them out
of problems that are beyond them. But, what exactly is God?
The film has Karan Singh Grover as
Vishnu, Kunaal Roy Kapur as Mahesh/Shiva, Ravi Dubey as Brahma, Priya Banerjee
as Vani, Poonam Kaur as Radha, Raima Sen as Bhairavi, Kay Kay Menon as Shanu, Tisca
Chopra as Savitri, Prosenjit Chatterjee as Professor, Kay Kay Menon as Satyavan,
Arya as Thenomozhi and Pooja Bose as an item number "Ban Dance Mein
Kutta".
The film titled as 3 Dev depicts
and implies the three main gods in Hinduism namely Vishnu, Brahma and Shiva.
The tagline of the film is Undercover Bhagwan. The role of Vishnu is played by
Karan Singh Grover, the role of Brahma is played by Ravi Dubey and the role of
Shiva is played by Kunaal Roy Kapur in the film.
All songs of the film were scored
by duo Sajid-Wajid and lyrics are penned by Kausar Munir. The film has songs
like "Nikkamma" and "Ban Dance Mein Kutta".
Tarpan
Tarpan is a film directed by Neelam
R Singh, produced by Neelam Singh and written by Shivmurti.
The movie is about Social
Unjustice. The word ‘TARPAN’ is derived from the root word ‘Trupt’ meaning to
satisfying others. Tarpan literally means offering water to God. Sages, souls of ancestors to satisfy them
through it. The story of the film – Tarpan deals with this sensitive subject
and treats it with a difference. A young girl Rajpatiya of lower caste is
molested by a Brahmin, upper-caste boy Chander. The issue quickly gets
political mileage and predictably, Chander gets bail and other benefits that
accompany lack of witness in the case. The girl’s brother, in the process of
saving the life of local politician, hits Chander. He is convinced by the local
politician to slice off the nose of the boy accused… an ultimate insult… the
perfect revenge. Girl’s brother gets provoked and slices off the nose of
Chander...but the girl’s father claims responsibility and accepts the blame of
slicing off the nose of the accused. It’s a significant event where a Dalit has
taken classic revenge. Though the father pretends that he is saving his son. He
actually chases the glory of getting his name mentioned in the newspapers and
being the pioneer who engineered the plot to slice off the nose of the accused
and successfully executed it. The father claims that it is his Tarpan… his
offering to his previous generations who have suffered for no fault of theirs.
The film has Rahul Chahan, Arun
Shekhar, Sanjay Kumar, Nand Kishore Pant, Padamja Rai, Nilam Kumari, Lalit
Jogi, Vandana Asthana and Poonam Ingle.
Music is by Manoj Nayan.
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