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Wait no more to for the weekend to make a plan, have a look at the latest Bollywood and Hollywood movies releasing on Friday and book your tickets beforehand!

Vishwaroopam2 is gearing up grand release this Friday on 9th August 2018. According to the latest update, Kamal Haasan’s Vishwaroopam 2 has done the pre-release business of Rs 110.50 Cr. Here is Viswaroopam 2 prebiz details:

Area: Business
Nizam : Rs 2 Cr
Ceded : Rs 1 Cr
Andhra : Rs 2.5 Cr
Total AP/TS : Rs 5.5 Cr

The film Viswaroopam 2 has to earn at least 6 Cr to achieve a Hit Status in Telugu States.

The Tamil rights were sold for Rs 55 Cr, Hindi rights was sold for 5 Cr, Satellite and digital rights fetched Rs 30 Cr and Rs 15 Cr respectively.

Written, directed and co-produced by Kamal Haasan, Vishwaroopam 2 is the sequel to his 2013 action thriller Vishwaroopam. The film has the music by Gibran and cinematography by Shamdat Sainuddeen.

Apart from Kamal Haasan, the film has other stars like Rahul Bose, Pooja Kumar, Andrea Jeremiah and Shekhar Kapur in supporting roles. Kamal Haasan is playing a Captain Wisam Ahmad Kashmiri, a soldier-turned-espionage agent.

There was a rumour that makers of Vishwaroopam 2 will postpone the release of the film because of the demise of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi but the team of Vishwaroopam 2 have not spoken about the delay in the film’s release and the advance booking has not started yet in Chennai but has commenced with a bang in Bengaluru. The situation remains same in t US where Vishwaroopam 2 is scheduled to have its premiere in over 140 screens across the country on Thursday.

Apart from Vishwaroopam 2, Kamal Haasan will also be seen in Sabash Naidu and Indian 2, which are in different production stages. According to the latest update, his production house, Raj Kamal Films, has signed a film with Vikram and Akshara Haasan in the lead roles.

Bollywood and Hollywood are the most successful film industries in the world. No wonder why it has its fans spread all around the globe. But the kind of fascination seen towards the movies in India cannot be witnessed at any other place.Each one of us has a personal favourite and sometimes it is only the movies of that favourite star that people like to watch. But for the true movie buffs, it is a dire necessity to watch all the movies.

Such people are always keen to know about the movie releases every week so as to watch them on the first go. So here we are, all set to provide you with the list of upcoming Bollywood movies that you can expect to watch this year.

The Bollywood film industry has a huge impact on the lives of its fans. They might not know what is happening around them but when asked about Bollywood, they start reciting their in-depth report of their knowledge.

Movies are the biggest source of entertainment in India. Watching a movie at the end of the week provided good relief from the stresses of a hectic work schedule.

Positives: Irrfan Khan & his dialogues – two major things because of which the movie retains its entertainment value, well explored picturesque locations.

Negatives: The paper thin & unconvincing plot, the movie hangs on a thin thread which is saved by Irrfan Khan’s performance.

Slow track: Plenty of them in the second half, that’s where the makers decide to lower the entertainment and add unnecessary drama.

Yay or nay?: If you’ve watched Mulk & still want to watch a movie in a theater only then you can think to go for this one.

Dulquer Salmaan (Avinash) is someone who’s software engineer not by choice. As seen in every other fulfill-your-ambition movie, it’s his father who stopped him from chasing his dream of becoming a photographer.

The news of his father being dead in a bus accident breaks to him in a very hilarious way. He then goes to Shaukat to borrow his van in order to bring his father’s dead body from the airport.

He gets to know airport that his father’s body has been swapped with someone else & now it’s in Kochi. Their journey over two dead bodies start from here. All this leads to some situations in which Avinash & Shaukat meet Tanya (Mithila Palkar). The plot revolves around the journey of the three of them & how they find themselves.

Bejoy Nambiar’s story is fresh & different but unconvincing. The whole scenario of having a road trip over the fact that you’ve two dead bodies to take care of is half baked. We hear about how Avinash had not-so-good relationship with his father but it’s never been explored to establish that connect. If this would’ve been just another road-trip film with a different back story, there was a chance of the film leaving its mark.

I totally understand how the makers wanted to dig through the phenomena of ‘finding oneself’ but they lacked the conviction with the route they chose to travel on. Akarsh had everything on his side, from the man who can bring the house down by his wit to another man who can do a similar thing by his charm. What he lacked was a good backstory to his characters. Take it any good ‘journey’ film – from Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara to Piku, it’s always have been about more than the road trip. Karwaan, at times, takes itself too seriously and that’s where it fails.

Karwaan Movie Review: Star Performance

Irrfan Khan: We’re missing you sir! You don’t have to be a fan of him to like him because he’s one of those rare actors who has never been hated for his work. Throw any line at him, he’ll deliver that in 10 similar ways yet making you amuse every single time. He’s the solo winner of this film enjoying one of the best dialogues. Karwaan minus Irrfan would’ve been Buss-Kar(waan) [Sorry for that!].

Dulquer Salmaan: What a royal waste of talent! Those who’ve seen his earlier work will realise how much he’s wasted here. It’s only his charm that acts! He surely deserved a better Bollywood debut. Mithila Palkar – the internet sensation – does pretty well. She stays her natural self and that’s what goes in her favour. After Irrfan Khan’s hilarious dialogues delivery, the second most delightful thing about the film is Kirti Kharbanda‘s cameo. Her character though is forcefully fit in the script but she looks heavenly to dump all those technicalities.

Overall good movie for weekend. Enjoy!

A source close to BCCI told Hindustan Times that no official protocol was broken as Indian High Commission had invited other team players with their families. The source said, “This is the norm wherever the team travels.

The High Commission invites the players with their relatives and it is eventually the decision of the individuals. Even in London the players were invited along with their partners. There has been no breach of any protocol.”
Vice captain is in last row and First Lady of Indian cricket is in front row. These people giving lecture online few days back.

“Anushka Sharma came to the reception for the Indian cricket team at the invitation of the high commissioner and his wife. The reception was hosted by the high Commissioner and his wife and not the High Commission. The group photo was taken as the team were entering the house. Ajinkya Rahane may have stood at the back on his own He wasn’t asked to stand there. The reception was at the high commissioner’s residence and not at the high commission,” the source adds.

The makers left the first part at such a stage where everyone was curious about ‘Katappa ne Baahubali ko kyu maara’ and to reveal it the filmmaker came up with the conclusion after a year and that’s the only reason everyone went to the theatres to end their curiosity finally. The film won the hearts of many and the actor Prabhas came into the limelight after working many years in the south industry. Now, he is the most wanted actor in the film industry.

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Netflix will soon witness the original series of Baahubali’s prequel.It is based on a book of Anand Neelakantan- The Rise of Sivagami and will be shown in the first two season and one of them will be titled as Baahubali: Before the Beginning.

Netflix has released the trailer of the prequel. It’s nothing new as there are shots from the previous two movies. This time, filmmaker SS Rajamouli isn’t going to direct the series.

However, the show is being made with his consent and active participation in the film. As for direction, Deva Katta and Praveen Sataru are going to co-direct the series.

#bahubali

#beforethebegining

#prabhas

Plot:
The youngest son of a Muslim family settled in Benaras gets involved in terrorist activities, leading to a bomb blast massacre. His actions have an adverse effect on the family who are left to defend themselves as people who are innocent and not anti-nationals

Review:

Director Anubhav Sinha sets out to lay bare the prejudice that often precedes people’s perception of the Muslim community in our country. The patriarch of the family, Murad Ali Mohammed (Rishi Kapoor) is a well-respected lawyer who has Hindu friends in the mohallas of Benaras. His daughter-in-law, Aarti Mohammed, (Taapsee Pannu), is also a Hindu.

Following a bomb blast, which kills several people Murad Ali’s younger brother’s son, Shahid Mohammed (Prateik Babbar) becomes a suspected terrorist but refuses to surrender to the police. The horrific incident changes the lives of everyone in the family and Shahid’s father, Bilaal Mohammed (Manoj Pahwa) is taken into police custody under suspicion of being involved in terrorist activities. The family’s friends from other faiths also turn foes, and Murad Ali has no other option but to defend his brother and prove that they are as loyal and as patriotic as anybody else in the country.

Mulk throws light on how people fall prey to political agendas that intend to divide the country on the basis of ‘us’ vs ‘them’. Through the dialogue-heavy narrative, the film reiterates for the umpteenth time, that terrorism has no religion. However, the tonality of the film is far from subtle and the perspectives are presented vehemently in a manner that’s jarring and overbearing. The first half is slow-paced but what really works for the film is the dramatic courtroom scenes, which will make you think about the Islamophobia that exists around us. Sometimes without us being cognizant of it.

Rishi Kapoor as the patriarch performs his role with restraint and nuance. The seasoned actor brings gravitas to his portrayal of a Muslim man who refuses to succumb to the polarities manifested by both Hindus and Muslims. And yet, is aware that he has to prove his love for his country beyond doubt. Prateik Babbar as a young Muslim boy who voluntarily chooses to involve himself in a terrorist act despite being raised in a family, which has no allegiance to anti-national sentiments is miscast. Taapsee Pannu as the daughter-in-law shines in the courtroom scenes but at times, she falters at delivering lengthy monologues. In the supporting cast, Manoj Pahwa, Neena Gupta and Ashutosh Rana are competent.

Shot in the bylanes of small town India, the film captures the milieu it is set in aptly. The music is the weakest link and the soaring and melodramatic background score in some portions is distracting. Mulk focusses on some hard-hitting and burning issues, while also highlighting the crucial role that the media and various other channels of information play in disseminating the right news and facts to its citizens. It also brings to fore the other faces of terrorism which often gets brushed under the carpet.

#taapseepannu #mulk #rishikapoor

That’s it from me till now…

Take care you all.

Jai Hind.