Agent Vinod I Will Do The Talking Tonight FULL HD Video Song

Agent Vinod I Will Do The Talking Tonight FULL HD Video Song

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Khuda Ke Liye azaan movie (full Song HD 1080P)

Khuda Ke Liye azaan movie (full Song HD 1080P)

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Dil Mera Muft Ka Video – Agent Vinod (2012)

Dil Mera Muft Ka Video – Agent Vinod (2012)

Watch Music Video of Dil Mera Muft Ka song from the movie Agent Vinod (2012)

Dil Mera Muft Ka Video Song Info:-
Picturization on: Kareena Kapoor
Choreographer: Bosco-Caesar
Singer(s): Sunidhi Chauhan
Music Director: Pritam

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Bumboo 2012 Theatrical Trailer Promo Teaser

Bumboo (2012) Theatrical Trailer Promo Teaser

Watch the first official theatrical trailer of Bumboo, the movie.

which is based on the original story ” L’emmerdeur ” by Francis Veber.Starring Kavin Dave, Sharat Saxena, Sanjay Mishra, Sudhir Pandey.



Bumboo Movie Trailer Video Info:-
Director: Jagdish Rajpurohit
Producer: RCL Motion Pictures

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♥ Woh Humsafar [OST] - Qurat-ul-Ain BAlouch (QB)

ISLAMABAD:

Braving the cold, the audience of mostly-young music enthusiasts helped turn the atmosphere at The 3rd Base electric on Friday night, which reached fever pitch when music sensation Quratulain Balouch took the stage.

The artist, affectionately nicknamed “QB”, has risen to fame fairly quickly and owes much to drama serial “Humsafar”, which itself has become a household name for its portrayal of a star-crossed couple and fine acting. Her single is featured in the drama’s opening credits. Though she has yet to release a studio album (it is under production, however, according to QB who hopes fans can withstand the wait), she has carved a niche for herself based on past performances.

More than 250 people attended the concert. Tickets were for Rs600.

The evening was jumpstarted by local band “Stoned” who performed English covers like Maroon 5’s “Moves like Jagger” and Coldplay’s “Yellow”. But the real show began when the casually-dressed QB arrived amidst fervent cheering and applause.

Opening her performance with her Coke Studio track “Ankhiyan Nu Rainday”, QB moved to English covers covering powerhouse Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep”, Coldplay, The Cranberries and kept audience engagement high when she asked them to join in the choruses.

She transitioned into more desi songs like the Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s mashup “Teri Deewani” and Noor Jehan’s “Sab Toun Sohniya”, and maintained the charged atmosphere for the concert’s hour and a half duration.

Commenting on her decision to cover songs, QB told The Express Tribune, “I chose to do them to show my range and versatility after people assumed I didn’t have much of [either].” The night ended with fan favourite and popular hit “Wohi Humsafar Tha”, which of course earned an encore performance.

She thanked the audience, pleased at the turnout and the reception her songs and appearance earned, saying “I’m so overwhelmed by the turnout. I don’t think I’ve seen so many people at a concert in Islamabad [before].”

Those seeing her performances for the first time could be heard appreciating her stage presence and down-to-earth demeanour. She also saluted her house band “Sheen Band”, a Lahore-based group that is fairly new to the scene. “We are learning together. They are very experimental so we are able to make interesting music,” she said.

Mohsin, owner of The 3rd Base, said, “We have a few big names planned for the upcoming months and aim to have at least one concert monthly.”

As he said, “The city needs more events for youngsters.”

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Gali Gali Chor Hai (2012) Movie Review | Storyline | Plot

 A number of films portraying the common man’s fight against corruption have been attempted in the past. But GALI GALI CHOR HAI arrives at the most opportune time. Corruption is fiercely debated and the most discussed issue today and the fight against corruption has already hit headlines, courtesy social activist and anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare.

GALI GALI CHOR HAI throws light on corruption, dishonesty and bribery and also draws attention to the people who have betrayed the society and nation. It tells the story of a middle class family living in Bhopal and how an episode changes their lives. Their lives get entangled in a series of incidents and before they realize it, they become victims of corruption. In short, the movie deals with the corrupt bureaucratic system and sends across a clear message that one needs to fight the deceitfulness and fraudulence to eradicate corruption.
Though corruption is a much abused, oft-repeated and oft-depicted theme in Bollywood, what sets GALI GALI CHOR HAI apart is that it incorporates the recent incidents in the narrative. Though the situation depicted may differ, you cannot help but recount that somebody in your family/friends must’ve experienced a similar crisis at some point in life. It’s relatable and the characters, identifiable. At the same time, though the issue depicted is dark and serious, director Rumy Jafry ensures that the focus remains on entertainment.
But what could’ve been a hard-hitting statement against corruption mellows after a point. This happens in the post-interval portions, when things begin to look impractical and ineffectual. More on that later!
Meet Bharat [Akshaye Khanna], the aam aadmi, part-time cashier and part-time Hanuman at Ramleela, residing in the city of Bhopal where he lives with his father [Satish Kaushik], who values freedom and hopes to see a corruption free administration in the country. Bharat is married to Nisha [Shriya Saran], a school teacher.
Bharat wants to graduate from his role as Hanuma to Lord Ram someday, which is being portrayed by Sattu Tripathi [Amit Mistry], younger brother of MLA Manku Tripathi [Murli Sharma]. Sattu, a bad actor, is always unhappy that Hanuman steals the show with his performance and Manku, the MLA, is unhappy over Bharat’s refusal to let out his extra room to campaigning for his re-election. Adding to their woes is the fact that Bharat’s father befriends the opposing candidate Mohanlal [Shashi Ranjan] and lets out the room to him for his campaign.
One night, Bharat’s table fan gets stolen and how he is forced to bribe his way through criminals and law keepers, just to get this table fan back, forms the remainder of the film. An ordinary cashier hits headlines overnight.
GALI GALI CHOR HAI draws your attention towards the victimization of the common man, but the serious topic [corruption] is dealt with in a humorous way. In fact, the first hour is padded with several interesting episodes that bring a smile on your face. The writers bring to the fore the nexus between the cops and politicians and how the aam aadmi gets victimized for no fault of his. Concurrently, there’s the husband-wife-other woman sub-plot as well, but, bluntly put, it looks like an aberration in the narrative.
While the first hour keeps you engrossed, the film gives away in the post-interval portions. The track of the two goons chasing Akshaye is bizarre and the manner in which the drama unfolds once the blast occurs is far from bona fide. The finale, when Akshaye registers a slap on the face of the wrong-doers, takes the graph to a high again, but the film could’ve done with a far more credible and convincing conclusion. It looks abrupt, a rushed job now!
After making entertainers such as GOD TUSSI GREAT HO and LIFE PARTNER, Rumy Jafry invests his efforts into make an entertaining film that carries a message. Also, Rumy makes a dig at the system, but, like I pointed out earlier, the writing could’ve been crisper in the subsequent half. There’s not much scope for music in the film, yet the title track [filmed on Kailash Kher] and ‘Channo’ [filmed on Veena Malik] catch your eye. ‘Channo’ especially adds a dash of spice to the proceedings. The dialogue bring a smile on your face on several occasions.
Clearly one of the most versatile actors around, Akshaye delivers yet another fine, natural, unfussy performance. Come to think of it, playing an aam aadmi can be tough, but Akshaye gets into the skin of the character and gets it right. The two girls, Shriya Saran and Mugdha Godse, don’t get much scope. Satish Kaushik excels, while Annu Kapoor is the scene stealer as the corrupt, scheming cop. Murli Sharma is stereotypical, Amit Mistry is wonderful, Vijay Raaz shines in a brief role, Rajat Rawail provides some laughs, Shashi Ranjan is confident and Akhilendra Mishra is just about okay.
On the whole, GALI GALI CHOR HAI amuses intermittently. Fortunately, the movie goes public at a juncture when anti-corruption appears to be the essence of the season. But the film could’ve done with a far more hard-hitting conclusion!

 

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Agent Vinod Hindi Movie Information with complete cast and crew details

Agent Vinod (2012) Movie Info | Cast Crew | Release Date | Story

 
Storyline-
Agent vinod played by saif and his girlfriend Iram played by kareena are both vicious detective agents whom work under Agency Crime, Boman Irani the head of Agency Crime whom gives out orders to saif, kareena and others in the gang for evil games mastermined by boman. Boman irani wants his younger sister played by Celina Jaitley whom also is apart of the deadly gang Agency crime to marry saif but saif loves kareena. Ritesh Deshmuk and Soha ali khan play cops in the movie whom are after Agency Crime and also are shown as girlfriend boyfriend in the movie. So this is concept story of agent vinod sounds interesting enough.
Release Date
March 23, 2012
Genre
Thriller / Crime
Shooting Locations
Morocco and Mumbai
Banner / Distributor
Illuminati Films, Eros Entertainment
Music Label
Sony BMG
Cast:-
Saif Ali Khan …… Agent Vinod
Kareena Kapoor …… Iram
Ravi Kishan
Adil Hussain
Vasilisa Petina
Crew:-
Director
Sriram Raghavan
Producer
Saif Ali Khan, Dinesh Vijan
Story / Writer
Sriram Raghavan, Arijit Biswas
Music Director
Pritam
Production Manager
Fred Challa
Art
Tarik Amchemar
Stunts
Arturas Nemanis, Ruta Nemanyte, Cedric Proust
Casting
Nupur Mehrotra

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