Bobby Deol and other Deols

BobbyK , вай...

Сто лет тебе Счастья!

Какая красотищща!!!

Спасибо за отзыв! за капсы! за чудесного Бо!

Твой новый аватар - нет слоффф...

BobbyK пишет:

цитата:

Вот этот момент под дождем - совершенно убийственный, какой Бооо...

вырос малыш. матерым актером становится.

BobbyK пишет:

цитата:

ну и еще одна убийственная серия..

ага. дивная...

так Бобса в простыни еще никто не закутывал и басеньки не укладывал.
шо ни говорите про Прияшу

, а Бо ей лично нравится, и это идет на пользу "композиции" в кадре

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Когда Прияше партнер не симпатичен, у нее другая пластика сразу, манера держать себя более отчужденная. а тут прям материнские чувства в девушке взыграли.
а Бобс ... сама скромность. аж до самого подбородка простыню натянул

. застенчивый.

вот. повстречала средь занудной писанины очень даже благожелательную местами рецензию: почти всех в ней за что-нить да похвалили

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Скрытый текст

Action chamka

August 30, 2008

Chamku is your regular vendetta-seeking drama with blood and gore that has dominated Bollywood for decades. In this case, the press note says it is inspired by a real-life incident in Bihar.

In fact the Deol brothers, from whose stable this film comes, have a copyright on this genre. Sunny has left an indelible mark in the action arena (Arjun, Ghayal, Gaddar). So has Bobby (Soldier, Bichoo).

What makes Chamku compelling though is writer-director Kabeer Kaushik clear understanding of the medium and his non-fussy narrative.

The story unfolds with Chandramohan Singh (Bobby Deol) leading a plain-n-happy existence in a North Indian village. The young boy is orphaned when his father, a simpleton tries to take on the local hoodlum.

Young Chamku witnesses the gruesome killing that makes him a surly and revengeful adolescent.

Circumstances land him an opportunity to train with a local Naxal leader Danny Denzongpa (who rechristens him Chamku.) And, when he is captured by the intelligence department, its head honcho (Irrfan Khan) leaves him with little choice but to become a pawn in the covert governmental programme (like in the French drama La-Femme Nikita), a sharp-shooter who must eliminate enemies of the establishment.

So Chamku goes about his job with terrific precision, no questions asked. En route he falls in love with a school-teacher Priyanka Chopra (who looks lovely in her chiffon sarees and seductive cholis), but fails to delve deeper into her lover's past.

So even as Chamku, wearing a single expression and often the same black shirt, goes on a killing spree, the love of his life serenades him, gets pregnant and even agrees to marry him without as much as a background check. When he decides to lead a normal life with wife and family, the establishment tries to bump him off.

But of course, Chamku can't be outwitted so he writes his own destiny and the destiny of his detractors.

Kabeer Kaushik (Sehar-2005) definitely adds flair to this blood fest; and though Chamku makes the multiplex audience cringe with its hard-hitting approach, it is likely to find its fans in the single screens.

Roza Catallano (Saif Ali Khan's ex-girlfriend) shows up for an item number that is a wasted expenditure, doing nothing for herself or the audience. The music is average. But Tinnu Verma's punch-on-the-jaw action is terrific. Check out the train sequence where Chamku trounces his enemies in a nail-biting encounter.

Bobby Deol is sincere; Priyanka Chopra very likeable, Riteish Deshmukh (in a cameo wasted) and Irrfan Khan (effective). What is misleading though is the title. Chamku doesn't convey to its audience that it is an action flick; and can be mistaken for a comic caper.

Keeping the cross-over breed in mind, the Deols should've titled this one — Chandramohan Singh ko Gussa Kyon Aata Hai; or Chandramohan Singh ki Ajeeb Dastan.

After all ‘Singh’ is ‘King’. If you're an action-junkie, check out Chamku.

Rating : ***

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