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Thank God it’s Friday |
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By Harish V. |
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July 20, 2007 |
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Hey, I am back for another round up of this
week’s Friday releases. Three new entries
are going to grace the theatres, one from
each - Tamil, Hindi and English. The English
entry this Friday is a laugh riot called Beerfest.
The movie is directed by Jay Chandrasekhar,
an US-born Indian.
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The movie is rated with an ‘A’ certificate
as it contains extreme adult and crude humour. People
who appreciated the American pie movies or the Scary movie
series will love this well-directed movie. Beerfest does
contain all the elements that one would expect from this
genre of movies.
This week’s Bollywood entry is Salman Khan and Govinda-starrer
“Partner”, which is directed by the King of
comedy movies David Dhawan. Partner is the Desi version
of the Hollywood blockbuster “Hitch”. This
movie has an interesting pair-up, as Katrina Kaif is not
paired up with Salman but Govinda. Ok. Now the Behindwoods
pick of the week, let’s see who takes the Kreedom.
Oops, I think I let it out.
Behindwoods pick of the week: Kreedom
This Ajith movie, directed by debutant AL.Vijay, is one
of the most talked about movie for at least a month now.
After few changes in its release date, it is finally seeing
the light of the day. There has been tremendous response
from the lucky few who got a sneak preview of Kreedom.
The positive buzz is not just about Ajith’s performance
but Trisha, Saranya and especially that of Raj Kiran’s.
The story is inspired (not a remake) from a 14-year-old
Malayalam movie with the same title. The storyline revolves
around a father’s dream of seeing his son as an
Inspector.
The music by G.V.Prakash is already ruling the charts
and the background music is also said to have come out
very well. This Adlabs production’s advance booking
has been brisk and if all is well, it is all set for a
long-run at the box-office.
Overall, this week is definitely a good one, as three
movies with varied genres hits the theatres. And all are
worth a watch.
My Verdict – Check all three |
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