Alia Bhatt is an Indian actress and model who appears in Bollywood films. Born into a family where her parents, Mahesh Bhatt and Soni Razdan, and elder sister Pooja Bhatt were actors and filmmakers,
Filem Kapoor & Sons yang bergenre romantik komedi diarahkan oleh Hiroo Yash Johar, Karan Johar, dan Apoorva Mehta.
Pelakon filem Kapoor & Sons ini adalah Sidharth Malhotra, Fawad Khan, Alia Bhatt, Rishi Kapoor, Rajat Kapoor, Ratna Pathak Shah, dan Priyanka Chopra.
Sinopsis Film Kapoor & Sons ini mengisahkan cerita tentang Rahul Kapoor (Fawad Khan) dan Arjun Kapoor (Sidharth Malhotra), yang merupakan dua saudara yang dipaksa untuk kembali ke rumah atuk mereka yang telah berusia 90 tahun ingin melihat mereka. Kemudian beliau mendapat serangan jantung.
Meskipun tinggal sebumbung, pelbagai konflik terjadi dan rahsia keluarga pun mulai dibongkar satu persatu dan salah faham makin meruncing dan berubah menjadi sebuah tragedi. Lebih perit bila Rahul dan Arjun jatuh cinta dengan gadis yang sama, dan dari situlah semua masalah baru pula muncul.
Trailer ini yang memberi gambaran sebenar filem FAN ini.
Ianya mengisahkan seorang peminat Aryan Khanna (SRK) yang terlalu obses padanya hinggakan mula menunjukkan ciri - ciri keganasan selepas ditegur pujaannya itu. Satu demi satu kejahatan dilakukannya untuk memberikan dirinya kepuasan atas sakit hatinya itu.
Bagaimanakah pengakhirannya.. kena tonton di pawagam berdekatan.
Rating : 6 /10 Release Date : 15th April, 2016 Time : 143 minutes Director, Writer : Maneesh Sharma; Music : Vishal-Shekhar (songs), Andrea Guerra (background score) Starring : Shahrukh Khan, Deepika Amin, Yogendra Tiku, Sayani Gupta
A young boy (Gaurav) is obsessed with Shahrukh Khan, the star (named Aryan in the movie), and coincidentally looks like him too. In fact the high point of his life is winning the local star look-alike show. And then, on SRK�s birthday, he decides to make the trip to Mumbai and meet his idol � with dreams of handing him the trophy he won, hugging him etc. Things don�t go to plan (understatement of the century) and when he returns from Mumbai, he decides to make the star pay � especially as he was found wanting on one of his favourite sign off lines � �I am what I am because of my fans, if the fans aren�t there, I am nobody�.
It�s a fascinating premise � who in India doesn�t recognize obsession after all, and what if that infatuation turns sour - and it�s fabulously enacted by Shahrukh, but thanks to two bloated chase sequences and an end that goes nowhere, it pulls you down. There is a strong message somewhere � but it�s lost in all the filmy touches and several implausible moments.
Our boy has the cutest, most supportive parents imaginable � and his normal life pretty much revolves around his idol. Several touching scenes � the imaginary conversations in our head, the wall to ceiling posters, the fighting with others for our star � we would recognize these traits, after all, we all have idolized someone at some point. And, we�ve all felt at some time or the other, that our stars have let us down, they sometimes let success and adulation get to their head, become arrogant, forget why, who made them big in the first place. And in this film, the star�s biggest fan, decides to teach him a lesson.
SRK is very good, after a long while. It�s been ages since he did a film with some meat, substance and this couldn�t have been an easy project to say �Yes� to � so kudos to him for agreeing to it, making it come alive with a great performance. Unfortunately, at script level, there were too many inconsistencies � events happen that have a close to zero chance happening in real life � and the end just didn�t connect. Wasn�t something else possible here ?
As a total aside - it was nice to see Dubrovnik, a lovely, quiet Croatian coastal town feature in a Hindi film � Star Wars VIII, Game of Thrones have also been shot here, quite extensively too.
Obsessions, especially those not our own, don�t make for easy viewing, especially on the big screen. Several moments when you wish the character didn�t do what they did, you cringe, face-palm, which ensures that the repeat viewing potential of this movie is nil. But then, as our star obsessed fan points out several times � what they do isn't done or possible for others to understand. And at the end, who are we to judge ?
Rating : 9 /10 Release Date : 8th April, 2016 Time : 105 minutes Director : Jon Favreau; Writer : Justin Marks based on the book by Rudyard Kipling; Music : John Debney Starring : Neel Sethi and (Voices of) Bill Murray, Ben Kingsley, Idris Elba, Lupita Nyong�o, Scarlett Johansson, Christopher Walken, Giancarlo Esposito; And a few sentences from Jon Favreau, Sam Raimi, Russell Peters, Sara Arrington
This is one of the best remakes I�ve seen of a classic, works for kids and adults alike !
The visuals are amazing, the twists in the story (takes quite a different path to the original film) make sense, are well thought through and add intrigue, keep you gripped. Neel Sethi is a revelation, ideal for the role (sweet face, until he shows the steel he�s made of) as are the myriad superstar voices (Scarlett�s Kaa is sweet death personified, oh so deliciously tingly and Walken dry staccato tone so perfectly suits King Louie). And the songs � aaaahhhhhhh�.they�ve kept elements of the familiar tunes and added some edgy magic to it (especially loved the Indian touch in the soundtrack)! Don�t leave when the end-credits are on � that�s when you get to hear them properly � the video of Kaa�s �Trust In Me� is so totally worth it�
I�m not going to go into the story as I don�t want to give anything away � most of you would be familiar with the broad outline anyways and those who aren�t probably don�t deserve to be forewarned
BTW � for once our censor board seems to have got it right, with a deserved U/A guidance � if you have a young child (under 8?), it can be a little scary, so be careful
You can put the 1967 Disney Classic feature film on mute and I�ll be effortlessly and gladly able to supply the soundtrack � it�s that big a personal favourite ! I had cringed when a remake was announced but every trailer released had helped whet my appetite. And finally, this refreshing retelling of the tale has simply bowled me over. Will be going again tomorrow, despite an extremely packed schedule, to watch it again
