Kites : Stunning,Sizziling and Mind blowing DISATSER

After creating traffic snarls at Times Square, the team of Kites was in London for a gala European premiere at the West End. If Hrithik Roshan chose to be in royal black, Barbara Mori was no different. She looked sassy in a beautiful black short dress.

Directed by the talented Anurag Basu, ‘Kites’ is the biggest project ever for Film Kraft, and producer Rakesh Roshan is undoubtedly leaving no stone unturned to make it a huge success in the international arena. For all of you who don’t know, ‘Kites’ is set for a grand release this Friday on more than 2,000 screens worldwide, including 200 in North America. The film is expected to open the global movie market to Indian films.
Also seen along with the ‘Kites’ team at the London premiere were Hrithik’s gorgeous wife Sussanne Roshan, mama Pinky Roshan and sister Sunaina Roshan’s daughter Suranika.

                    As the picture started,response from the audiences was very high.As expectations were to the peak,there were many people present in & around the mall.But the picture is not up to the mark,this has once agin prooved that the "Big releases are not to be Be-lived".I can only say that Its a waste-of-time watching this film.


Story:
 

  The desert sun beats down a man, hurt and barely alive. The one thought on J’s mind as he fights for his life in the burning desert is Natasha.J (Hrithik Roshan) is a salsa instructor in Las Vegas.Natasha (Barbara Mori), a Spanish woman, comes to him to learn the salsa. Though they don’t speak the same language, it does not stand in the way of love.However their moment of happiness is cut short and that’s when Gia (Kangana Ranaut) steps into the picture as J’s student.Kites is much more than a tale of love. Betrayal and violence join hands to take it beyond a romance and into the tracks of a thriller.

Characters:

                       Hrithik Roshan, Kangna Ranaut, Barbara Mori, Kabir Bedi, Nick Brown, Yuri Suri

Performance:

          Hrithik his to is best,his dances and expresions are impressing,its the script that let him down.Barabra did his part well and others are looked but,script is the villan of the film,which let it down in to steeps.

My Opinion :

           If you are a film lover,watch it with patience.If you are not a movie lover,then there is no problem,just go to an ice-cream parlor and enjoy the food instead of wasting on "KITES",atleast u feel gud in this burning summer.Few pictres are paisa vasool,but this film eats ur money as well as ur mind.So try to be ware of this fim,its really disastrous,horrifying & mind braking.

         

Rating : 

Story+Script  = 0.20+0.15
Production values+Cast =0.35+0.35
Technical values : 0.35 

 Performances =0.30
Music =0.50

Direction + Screenplay =0.35
(P.V rating  is not added to the final rating)


"Rating : 1.85"

Awara : A musical journey of "LOVE"

                      Lingusamy’s ‘Paiyya’ is a deplorable flick that lacks solidity on many parts. With first half filled with fun, love and some enjoyable songs, the post-intermission sequences turns to be a very big disappointment for the audiences.This is superb film for those who have a good taste of music and great  interest  in love. There is nothing great about the film but its only the taking that ties you to the seat.Watch it to pass the time,but not with passion. I sate this as a CHALTA  movie. Music of the film is awesome,its the key part among all the technical assets. Yuvan has to be apriciated fo providing such an amazing album and re-recording as well.

Story: 

                 The film opens in Maxim city of Bangalore, where a freewheeling chap Shiva (Karthi) comes across a beautiful gal Charu (Thamannah). When he’s woolgathering about her day and night, it’s an instant to relish when the same girl asks him to drive her for Mumbai.

The girl is wedged in a deplorable situation she is being forced to get married to her stepmother’s brother. With Shiva enjoying every minute of this journey as in paradise, Charu is preoccupied with her problems. As the travel goes forward on a highway, the rowdies are already tracking her. Somehow, being saved by Shiva with his smart driving, he takes a different route to Mumbai only to find other group of baddies chasing them.
For a special surprise, this group isn’t looking for Charu, but Shiva himself that ends in a smash-down combat.
The second half opens up with a flashback sequence where Shiva had bashed down the deadliest don of Mumbai (Millind Soman). Rest of the film involves about the journey ending up in Mumbai, the two gangs setting out for a hand-in-hand combat with Shiva and how the scores are ensconced.

Characters:

                    Karthi, Thamannah, Milan Soman, Jagan, Omar and others

Performance:

                        Karthis performance isnt up to the expected levels when compared to his previous films ‘Paruthiveeran’ and ‘Aayirathil Oruvan’. This isn’t the kind of films he is supposed to choose as it turns to be a potboiler. Karthi must opt for seriously unique roles and choose the exceptional scripts.Tamanna is ruling Kollywood right now with a series of block busters.She is good,dis well.Millind Soman has been pitiably pictured as one could never expect such a brilliant actor to be delineated in a weaker role. Jagan’s comedy quotients on few parts are enjoyable.

My Opinion :

                                   I became a fan of Karthi by this film, I'm impressed with his style of action and the way he portraits any ind of expression.This movie has got comedy,fights and sentiment.This is a pakka Commercial  picture,which has got all kind of  commercial requirements except an item song.Music is awesome,RR is good,it has got all ins of melodies(only) which takes us to different levels. Where as it lacks with romance between the two leads.Even though its entertaining,enjoyable and most importantly Paisa Vasool.

Story+Script  = 0.20+0.25
Production values+Cast =0.45+0.35
Technical values : 0.30

 Performances =0.60
Music =0.75

Direction + Screenplay =0.5
(P.V rating  is not added to the final rating)


"Rating : 2.5"