*Ishqiya Movie Reviews, Wallpapers, Story

'Ishqiya' is a romantic story with a mix of crime, suspense, passion and deceit.Ishqiya is a story about love arising in characters, portrayed uniquely according to their own personal traits. The Abhishek Chaubhey debuts as a Director in this film. Arshad Warsi, Naseeruddin Shah are playing the key roles in this movie.In ISHQIYAN Vidya is playing a very complex character and will be seen speaking the U.P dialect which is a common feature in Vishal Bharadwaj's movies. She also has a very different look in the film. She plays the role of village girl with no make up and no signs of glamour. She will be seen uttering dailogues in this movie with a village slang.

The film “Ishqiya”, starring Vidya Balan , Naseeruddin Shah and Arshad Warsi, is being produced by Vishal Bhardwaj and directed by Abhishek Chaubey. The music is composed by Vishal himself and the lyrics have been written by Gulzar. Arshad Warsi plays Naseeruddin’s nephew. Both of them are criminals who intend to retire. On of their travels, they meet a femme fatale widow, played by Vidya Balan. She tricks both of them into falling in love with her. One is motivated by lust, the other by illusions of love. Until they realize she is playing with them and it’s time for retribution.

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My Name is Khan: Movie Reviews, Wallpapers,Movie News

My Name Is Khan is an upcoming 2010 Bollywood Hindi Film based upon a true story and starring Shahrukh Khan and Kajol. My Name Is Khan is directed by Karan Johar, with a screenplay by Shibani Bathija, and produced by Hiroo Yash Johar and Gauri Khan. It is overseen by both Dharma Productions and Red Chillies Entertainment and will be distributed by FOX Star Entertainment.

The film is slated for global release in theaters on 12 February 2010.

MY NAME IS KHAN MOVIE CAST & CREW:

Directed by Karan Johar
Produced by Hiroo Yash Johar & Gauri Khan
Written by Story and Screenplay: Shibani Bathija
Dialogues: Shibani Bathija & Niranjan Iyengar
Starring: Shahrukh Khan & Kajol
Music by Background Score and Music: Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy
Lyrics: Niranjan Iyengar
Choreography: Farah Khan
Cinematography: Ravi K. Chandran
Editing by Deepa Bhatia
Distributed by Fox Searchlight Pictures

MY NAME IS KHAN MOVIE RELEASE DATE:

12 February 2010 (India)

MY NAME IS KHAN MOVIE STORY:

Rizwan Khan, a Muslim from the Borivali section of Mumbai, suffers from Asperger syndrome (a form of high-functioning autism complicating socialization). The adult Rizwan marries a Hindu single mother, Mandira, in San Francisco. After 9/11, Rizwan is detained by authorities at LAX who mistake his disability for "suspicious" behavior. Following his arrest, he meets Radha, a therapist who helps him deal with his situation and his affliction. Rizwan then begins a journey to meet US President Obama to clear his name. Written by Auntie A

MY NAME IS KHAN MOVIE REVIEW

: by rajkrsen from India
Just back from the Mumbai Fox office after watching portions of the final edit of My Name is Khan. Fox guys were really keen whether the $16 million they spent in buying the rights are justified? The answer is a resounding yes. This film is gonna blow away mainstream Hollywood if properly marketed. Shah Rukh Khan is in the role of his lifetime and as Rizwan Khan, he is in his best performance ever. Kajol is at her usual best and the chemistry between the leading pair is something to die for. The climax is the crux of the movie, and the 2nd half is so compelling that people will just stand up and give a standing ovation to the maker, Karan Johar. Shibani Bathija needs to be credited for such an awesome screenplay, and Ravi Chandran's cinematography gives the film an international look. The theme is tailor made for North America, and as I already mentioned, if marketed properly, this one has potential to gross $20-30 million in North America alone. Having said that, being primarily a love story, it has all the right items to hit the Indian box office. Due to the lead pair coming back after 10 years, the hype in India is inexplicable.

Overall, I would give it a 8.5/10 rating, and advise everyone to celebrate Valentine's with KHAN.

MY NAME IS KHAN MOVIE SONGS: (FREE DOWNLOAD AVAILABLE)

Music composed by Shankar Mahadevan, Ehsaan Noorani and Loy Mendonsa, cast includes Shahrukh Khan, Kajol, Jimmy Shergill, Zarina Wahab, Parveen Dabbas, Arif Zakaria, Navneet Nishan, Sheetal Menon, Tanay Cheda

Allah Hi Rahem
Khan Theme
Noor E Khuda
Rang De
Sajda
Tere Naina

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Housefull Movie Reviews, Wallpapers, Story, Release Date, Cast & Crew , Movie News,Movies Hungama

Bollywood Indian film being directed by Sajid Khan and starring Akshay Kumar, Deepika Padukone, Lara Dutta and Randhir Kapoor. Ritesh Deshmukh and Jiah Khan will play important roles in the film. The film's shoot has been progressing for several months in London. The production team have also filmed portions of the film in Italy.

The film is directed by Sajid Khan and produced by Sajid Nadiawala. A romantic comedy entertainer, ‘Housefull’ is the story of normal people caught in abnormal situations sparked off by a white lie. The film starring talks of the world’s unluckiest man trying to find true love to change his luck. Akshay, doubtlessly, plays the protagonist. Both director Sajid Khan and producer Sajid Nadiadwala feel number 9 is lucky for them. The title of Sajid’s first film Heyy Babyy added up to the number 9. Talking about the promo, director Sajid Khan says, “It’s a sheer co-incidence but its true 9 is lucky for me. A trailer is meant to excite audiences enough to get them talking about the film. But as a maker you definitely do not want to give away too much of the story. I’m sure the audiences will enjoy the promo.” In this quest for true love how one lie leads to another and how different people from different walks of life come together adding even more confusion to this hilarious comedy of errors resulting in total chaos and mayhem. As Deepika tells Akshay in the film ‘Jis jhooth se kissi ka ghar basta ho, voh jhooth jhooth nahin hota” Meanwhile, you check out Housefull Movie Reviews, Wallpapers, Story, Cats and Crew.

Cast : Akshay Kumar, Deepika Padukone, Arjun Rampal, Lara Dutta, Ritesh Deshmukh, Jiah Khan, Randhir Kapoor
Director : Sajid Khan
Producer : Sajid Nadiadwala
Genre : Comedy
Release Date : 30-4-2010

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Thank You Movie Cast and Crew News

Language
Hindi


Genre
Comedy  /  Romance


Shooting Studios
Filmistan


Producer
Ronnie Screwvala
Twinkle Khanna


Executive Producer / Co-Producer
Manish Hariprasad
Deven Khote
Zarine Mehta
Siddharth Roy Kapur
Ajay G.Rai.


Director
Anees Bazmee


Star Cast
Akshay Kumar...... Kishan
Sonam Kapoor...... Sanjana
Bobby Deol...... Raj
Suniel Shetty...... Yogi
Celina Jaitly
Irrfan Khan...... Vikram
Rimi Sen
Mallika SherawatVidya Balan...... Kishan's Wife
Mukesh Tiwari...... King
Ranjeet...... Don
Rakhi Vijan...... Maddy
Smita Jaykar...... Sanjana's Mother
Shilpi Sharma


Cassettes and CD's on
T-Series


Singers
Mika Singh
Master Saleem
Ritu Pathak
Neeraj Shridhar
Richa Sharma
Sonu Nigam
Javed Ali


Lyricist
Amitabh Bhattacharya
Ashish Pandit
Kumaar


Music Director
Pritam Chakraborty


Background Music
Sandeep Shirodkar


CinematographyRavi Yadav


Editor
Steven H. Bernard


Story / Writer
Rajiv Kaul
Anees Bazmee
Rajan Agarwal
Ikram Akhtar

Thank You Movie Cast and Crew News

Language
Hindi


Genre
Comedy  /  Romance


Shooting Studios
Filmistan


Producer
Ronnie Screwvala
Twinkle Khanna


Executive Producer / Co-Producer
Manish Hariprasad
Deven Khote
Zarine Mehta
Siddharth Roy Kapur
Ajay G.Rai.


Director
Anees Bazmee


Star Cast
Akshay Kumar...... Kishan
Sonam Kapoor...... Sanjana
Bobby Deol...... Raj
Suniel Shetty...... Yogi
Celina Jaitly
Irrfan Khan...... Vikram
Rimi Sen
Mallika SherawatVidya Balan...... Kishan's Wife
Mukesh Tiwari...... King
Ranjeet...... Don
Rakhi Vijan...... Maddy
Smita Jaykar...... Sanjana's Mother
Shilpi Sharma


Cassettes and CD's on
T-Series


Singers
Mika Singh
Master Saleem
Ritu Pathak
Neeraj Shridhar
Richa Sharma
Sonu Nigam
Javed Ali


Lyricist
Amitabh Bhattacharya
Ashish Pandit
Kumaar


Music Director
Pritam Chakraborty


Background Music
Sandeep Shirodkar


CinematographyRavi Yadav


Editor
Steven H. Bernard


Story / Writer
Rajiv Kaul
Anees Bazmee
Rajan Agarwal
Ikram Akhtar

5 Controversial Banned TV Episodes

“When You Wish Upon A Weinstein”

In light of the recent storms that have killed hundreds throughout the South, Fox has decided not to air its hurricane-themed cross over episodes of “Family Guy,” “American Dad” and “The “Cleveland Show.” Granted, these shows were conceived months in advance, and the writers were obviously not intending to make light of the current situation. Even so, Fox felt running the episodes now would be in poor taste. However, to the network’s credit, the episodes will air next season, weather permitting.

Through out the years, there have been numerous episodes of popular shows that, for one reason or another, have been yanked from the air. Here are five examples.

The Puerto Rican Day – “Seinfeld” (May 7, 1998)

This last regular episode of “Seinfeld” was surrounded in controversy, thanks to a comical scene in which Kramer accidentally burns the Puerto Rican flag. Even though the episode was clearly not intending to mock Puerto Ricans in any way, some civil rights groups were outraged, or at least pretended to be in order to get on TV. The episode was banned from syndication for years, and some broadcasters, including TBS, still refuse to show it. Somehow, they feel crap like “Are We There Yet” is less insulting.

The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson – “The Simpsons” (Sept. 21, 1997)

In this notable episode of “The Simpson’s,” Homer must travel to New York City to retrieve his car. When it aired in 1997, no one thought anything of the fact that the car was left at the World Trade Center. But four years later, after a bunch of assholes flew planes into the famous landmark, Fox pulled it from syndication. In recent years, someone must have figured out that keeping the episode off the air served absolutely no purpose, and it has been gradually reworked into reruns.

When You Wish Upon a Weinstein – “Family Guy” (Nov. 9, 2003)

This episode of “Family Guy” should have aired in 2000. Unfortunately, Fox decided the content would be too offensive. The plot involved Peter converting to Judaism in order to become more financially successful, and contains the classic “Family Guy” song, “I need a Jew.” The episode was included on the 3rd season DVD set, and eventually aired on Cartoon Network three years later. Eventually, Fox broke down and aired the episode as well.

Bill Hick’s Stand-up – “The Late Show With David Letterman (October 1, 1993)

This entry doesn’t involve an entire episode, but rather a segment of the show. Even so, close to 20 years later, people are still talking about it. Bill Hicks, who is considered a legend in the world of stand-up comedy, performed on “The Late Show with David Letterman,” only to have his entire set edited out. One joke in particular (“if Jesus came back he might not want to see so many crosses”) scared both Letterman and the network enough to pull the plug. In January of 2009, Letterman had Hick’s mom on the show, and apologized for the way the situation was handled. Hick’s himself could not be there to accept, since he died of cancer in 1994)

Home – “The X Files” (Oct. 11, 1996)

This famous episode of “The X Files” featured dead babies, incest, deformities and murder. What’s not to like? Oh, right: the dead babies, incest, deformities and murder. Although the show was well received by critics and fans alike, it was banned from reruns by the network.

5 Controversial Banned TV Episodes

“When You Wish Upon A Weinstein”

In light of the recent storms that have killed hundreds throughout the South, Fox has decided not to air its hurricane-themed cross over episodes of “Family Guy,” “American Dad” and “The “Cleveland Show.” Granted, these shows were conceived months in advance, and the writers were obviously not intending to make light of the current situation. Even so, Fox felt running the episodes now would be in poor taste. However, to the network’s credit, the episodes will air next season, weather permitting.

Through out the years, there have been numerous episodes of popular shows that, for one reason or another, have been yanked from the air. Here are five examples.

The Puerto Rican Day – “Seinfeld” (May 7, 1998)

This last regular episode of “Seinfeld” was surrounded in controversy, thanks to a comical scene in which Kramer accidentally burns the Puerto Rican flag. Even though the episode was clearly not intending to mock Puerto Ricans in any way, some civil rights groups were outraged, or at least pretended to be in order to get on TV. The episode was banned from syndication for years, and some broadcasters, including TBS, still refuse to show it. Somehow, they feel crap like “Are We There Yet” is less insulting.

The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson – “The Simpsons” (Sept. 21, 1997)

In this notable episode of “The Simpson’s,” Homer must travel to New York City to retrieve his car. When it aired in 1997, no one thought anything of the fact that the car was left at the World Trade Center. But four years later, after a bunch of assholes flew planes into the famous landmark, Fox pulled it from syndication. In recent years, someone must have figured out that keeping the episode off the air served absolutely no purpose, and it has been gradually reworked into reruns.

When You Wish Upon a Weinstein – “Family Guy” (Nov. 9, 2003)

This episode of “Family Guy” should have aired in 2000. Unfortunately, Fox decided the content would be too offensive. The plot involved Peter converting to Judaism in order to become more financially successful, and contains the classic “Family Guy” song, “I need a Jew.” The episode was included on the 3rd season DVD set, and eventually aired on Cartoon Network three years later. Eventually, Fox broke down and aired the episode as well.

Bill Hick’s Stand-up – “The Late Show With David Letterman (October 1, 1993)

This entry doesn’t involve an entire episode, but rather a segment of the show. Even so, close to 20 years later, people are still talking about it. Bill Hicks, who is considered a legend in the world of stand-up comedy, performed on “The Late Show with David Letterman,” only to have his entire set edited out. One joke in particular (“if Jesus came back he might not want to see so many crosses”) scared both Letterman and the network enough to pull the plug. In January of 2009, Letterman had Hick’s mom on the show, and apologized for the way the situation was handled. Hick’s himself could not be there to accept, since he died of cancer in 1994)

Home – “The X Files” (Oct. 11, 1996)

This famous episode of “The X Files” featured dead babies, incest, deformities and murder. What’s not to like? Oh, right: the dead babies, incest, deformities and murder. Although the show was well received by critics and fans alike, it was banned from reruns by the network.