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KENO KICHU KOTHA BOLO NA (2009) MOVIE Trailer Song
Published on: 8th July, 2009
Tags: Bengali Movie Review, Keno Kichu Kotha Bolo Na (2009), Priyanka, RahulPublished on: 8th July, 2009
Keno Kichu Kotha Bolo Na-2009
Director: Swapan Saha
Producer: Sunny Enterprise
Music: Jeet Ganguly
Lyric: Priyo Chatterjee, Gautam Susmit
Story/Screenplay-Dialogue: N.K Salil
Cinematography: V. Satish
Cast: Rahul (as Somnath), Priyanka (As Debasree), Santu Mukhopadhyay, Supriyo Dutt, Ashok Kumar, Premjit Bikash, Rajib Banerjee, Lovely , Piyali Munsi
Release Date: July 10th, 2009.
Photo and Info by CT Contributor: Kanishka
Reading the storyline , the first question that should come to you is, haven’t we seen all this last year in Rahul-Priyanka’s debut film? Yes,apart from the fact that Priyanka is deaf and dumb, and a happy ending, the basic storyline is almost similar, though the interpretation is quite weak compared to Chirodini Tumi Je Amar. After watching Bhalobasha Zindabad and this movie, I get the feeling Rahul-Priyanka are failing to step beyond Chirodini Tumi Je Amar,which is not appreciable. The acting is pretty ordinary from all the actors, though Priyanka stands out among others. The cinematography and music are quite good, though we have heard better compositions from Jeet Ganguly (music director) before. There are plenty of unrealistic sequences that are quite expected from a Swapan Saha movie, but still one cannot digest the fact that hero bites villain’s ears and tears it, or the ending, which is expected to be emotional, but turns out quite funny.
My rating:1.5 /5
Review by: Kanishka, CT Contributor from Kolkata
Morning Walk 2009 Bollywood movie
Morninf Walk (2009) Critic’s Review and Storyline
Professor Joymohan (Kher) stays alone in Kolkata. He is a heart patient and when he gets a severe heart attack on his birthday he realizes he needs to spend as much time with his family in Mumbai as possible. He then goes to Mumbai to his son Indra (Rajat), daughter in law Rita (Divya) and grand daughter Gargi (Avika). While Indra and Gargi are delighted, Rita is not so happy about his arrival. She makes her displeasure more vocal. Joymohan starts going for morning walks to the nearby park in the mornings. During one such morning walk he meets his old student Neelima (Tagore) and her daughter Anjali (Nargis) who wants to do a doctorate in the US. What secret Joymohan and Neelima share and what happens after it comes out forms the rest of the plot.
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Love Aaj Kal starring Saif Ali Khan and Deepika Padukone in lead roles with Rahul Khanna and Rishi Kapoor in supporting roles. The film is directed by Imtiaz Ali and produced by Saif Ali Khan & Dinesh Vijan.It is supposed to be inspired by a taiwanese film by Hou Hsiao-Hsien called “Three Times”.
Les Ebdon, vice chancellor of the university, presented the honorary doctorate to Shah Rukh.
Dressed in the traditional scholar’s robe, the Indian superstar looked slightly bemused as he walked into the hall in a procession of scholars led by Ebdon.
Shah Rukh was nominated by Routes to Roots, an NGO that works across the SAARC region to bring South Asian people together, for the doctorate “in recognition of his exceptional achievement as a film actor and producer”.
Indian High Commissioner Shiv Shankar Mukherjee and Rakesh Gupta of Routes 2 Roots were also present.The kingfisher was sitting lonely in the gathering dusk on a dead branch sticking out of tar black water. Our handkerchiefs were proving too inadequate to keep the stench out of our nostrils. With each stroke of the oar, a thick liquid similar to burnt lube oil splashed up. The sound of the oar was blunt and heavy, like hitting mud with a stick.
We were surprised at the kingfisher -- the first sighting of any bird that depends on water for survival. It means there must be fish too in this muck that we still call a river -- Buriganga. Our hope evaporated soon as the kingfisher dived and picked up an insect, looking like the ones you find in your septic tank. When fish is gone, sewage insects are the only feed.Ripe jackfruit, pineapple, papaya or mango--all fruits flooding the city markets look great but lack usual scent and taste as traders use chemical compounds to ripen them artificially, posing a serious health risk to the consumers.
Sources said fruit growers and traders are using different harmful chemicals including growth hormone, insecticides and other chemicals like carbide and formaline in the fruits from the orchard to market for making quick cash.
Carbide, a chemical compound used for manufacturing dry cell batteries, is now being used in mango, banana and papaya for bringing colour.
“A couple of days ago, my husband bought a jackfruit which was soft like a ripe one. But we could not eat it because it was totally tasteless and stinky. I guess it was artificially ripened,” said a housewife from Mirpur when asked about the seasonal fruits.
