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I still support Anna Hazare but…

August 9, 2012 by Keyur Seta Leave a Comment

I have always wholeheartedly supported Anna Hazare’s fight against corruption and voluntarily taken part in almost every agitation of his group in Mumbai. Reports and pictures of all major rallies are reported in this blog. However, I have not posted anything about Anna and his team’s decision to enter electoral politics. All these days, I was hoping to get convinced by this decision. Unfortunately, as that hasn’t happened, I think it is time to break my silence and declare – I am against their move of forming a political party! But I would like to make myself clear that I am only against their move and not against them. My support for Anna remains intact.

The manner of announcing the decision was more shocking than the decision itself, not only for me but for a large number of Anna supporters. I would like to explain myself through the following points –

— Ever since the movement started, the government accused team Anna of having a political agenda, which was rubbished off by the former again and again. Mayank Gandhi (head of Mumbai IAC) too rubbished off such accusations in almost every IAC rally in the city.

— Team Anna went on an indefinite fast from July 25, 2012 to compel the government to take action against the 15 tainted ministers and pass the Jan Lokpal Bill. They said innumerable times that they will end the fast protest only after government takes some action.

— On July 27, 2012, Anna said he will not form a political party. Read here.

— On Sunday July 29, 2012, Mayank Gandhi, in Azad Maidan, once again announced that entering politics is not an option for us (team Anna). To stress his point, he gave this example – He used to consider Lalu Prasad Yadav as his hero during Jayaprakash Narayan’s campaign in the 1970s. However, we all know Lalu’s antics after he entered politics.

— On August 1, 2012, Delhi police asked team Anna to get admitted to hospital. This meant that the government was starting to get worried and the agitation was gaining momentum. Even on this day, Kejriwal announced they will end the protest only after getting results. But in Mumbai, Mayanji suddenly put forth the option of team Anna joining politics, which was accepted by a large number of people present at Azad Maidan. It was decided that the option of entering politics will be put forth in front of the core committee.

— On the afternoon of August 2, 2012, team Anna suddenly announces that it will end fast and instead enter electoral politics!!! Less than 24 hours ago, they were hell bent in continuing the agitation until they get the desired results. So what exactly happened in those hours that forced them to take a 360 degree turn? More importantly, why was the option of entering politics considered by Mayankji when just 2 days ago (July 29) we were told we would never enter politics! What happened in those two days?

I read Arvind Kejriwal’s letter, which explains the reason for taking the decision, with great anticipation but even that failed to convince me. (Read it here.) The letter says they were considering about entering politics since last few days before announcing, as per the demands put forth by a majority of supporters. If this was the case, why we never heard about it during those few days? Why they didn’t have any discussions and debates for some days before taking such a humongous decision? Lastly, why did team Anna, on August 1 (a day before announcing the decision) stress on the fact that they will continue the protest until the demands are met?

But leaving all this aside, I think people shouldn’t expect much from the party in the 2014 elections. Considering the large number of people unaware about Anna’s movement, mostly from the interiors of India, overpowering the current government looks like a remote possibility. Having said that, I would be delighted if Anna’s party achieves great success in 2014. As my support for him is firm, it’s needless to say that I will surely vote for his party in the coming elections.

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Gangs Of Wasseypur 2 Review

August 8, 2012 by Keyur Seta Leave a Comment

Director: Anurag Kashyap

Producers: Viacom 18 Motion Pictures

Writers: Zeishan Quadri, Sachin Ladia and Anurag Kashyap

Cast: Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Huma Qureshi, Tigmanshu Dhulia, Zeishan Ahmed, Richa Chadda, Rajkumar Yadav, Pankaj Tripathi, Piyush Mishra, Reema Sen

Music: Sneha Khanwalkar

Rating: * * * *

Plot: At the end of the first part, Sultan Khan (Manoj Bajpayee) fails to avenge his father’s death as he is killed by the same person who killed his father – political mafia Ramadhir Singh (Tigmanshu Dhulia). Gangs Of Wasseypur 2 is an account of how Sultan’s son Faisal Khan (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) transforms into a dreaded don in order to avenge his grandfather and father’s death.

Review: Gangs Of Wasseypur (first part) promised a bloody revenge saga but ended up going nowhere due to a weak script and narration in the second half. Director Anurag Kashyap and his team, however, fulfill the promise in Gangs Of Wasseypur 2 by presenting a thriller which is engaging, gripping, humorous and above all, entertaining. The film can also be a ticket to stardom for Nawazuddin Siddiqui, who gives a masterful act.

In terms of writing, GOW 2 is almost the opposite of the first part. Over here, interesting events unfold at a fast pace right from the start. The most vital event of Faisal Khan’s transformation is very intelligently presented. The writers also make sure that Faisal’s love track with Mohsina (Huma Qureshi) doesn’t hamper the narration at all. It continues from their ‘parmisan’ scene from the first part and provides lots of laughter. Inclusion of characters Perpendicular and Definite (Zeishan Ahmed) along with their crazy antics add to the humor.

Although Faisal doesn’t straightaway go about taking revenge, the above mentioned events coupled with some deadly twists make sure that the audience is highly engaged and entertained. A chase scene in the second half (which brings back memories of a similar scene from Kashyap’s Black Friday) and a silly telephonic conversation about food items, vegetables and fruits between Faisal’s gang members deserve special mention.

One might feel that the story is stretched a bit after the completion of the warring scene, which started the first part of the movie. Plus, Piyush Mishra’s fast paced narration and too many twists in the end can confuse a section of viewers. However, these points don’t act as a turn offs, especially after witnessing the brilliantly filmed climax. There is more blood and gore here but it certainly isn’t as disturbing as it was in the first part.

Sneha Khanwalkar continues her great work from the first part. Every track complements the narration perfectly. ‘Chhi Chha Ledar’ of course is the best of the lot. ‘Moora’ with its unusual use of English words is funny and amusing. A number of other songs (‘Electric Piya’, ‘Kala Re’, ‘Taar Bijli’, etc) are impressive too. The creative cinematography (Rajeev Ravi) and powerful background score give a boost to the proceedings, just like they did in the first part.

Each and every actor rises to the occasion. Nawazuddin Siddiqui gets into the skin of his character with perfection and produces an earth-shattering act. He shows dedication and class while displaying every emotion. Courtesy this performance, it won’t be an overstatement that he enters the list of India’s most talented actors. Huma Qureshi, while displaying cuteness, gives a thoroughly mature act too. Tigmanshu Dhulia is once again brilliant as Ramadhir Singh. He should continue his acting stint further.

Debutant Zeishan Ahmed (who is also a co-writer of the movie) is outstanding as Definite. Aditya Kumar, another debutant who plays Perpendicular, provides an amusing act. He will become a known name in the days to come. Richa Chadda played a young housewife in the first part. She transforms herself as a middle aged woman here and gets into the skin of her character with perfection. Similar aging transformation is seen by Piyush Mishra, who speaks through his eyes and expressions brilliantly. Pankaj Tripathi and Rajkumar Yadav too are commendable. Reemma Sen, Anurita Jha, Vineet Singh, Jameel Khan, Yashpal Sharma and the rest of the supporting cast play their part well.

Overall, with Gangs Of Wasseypur 2, Anurag Kashyap proves himself as one of the most talented new age filmmakers of India. At the box office, the film will do good business in the metros. Its collections will surely be affected after Salman Khan’s desperately awaietd Ek Tha Tiger releases after a week.

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Gangs Of Wasseypur 2 Box-Office Prediction

August 6, 2012 by Keyur Seta Leave a Comment

Director: Anurag Kashyap

Producers: Viacom 18 Motion Pictures

Writers: Zeishan Quadri, Sachin Ladia and Anurag Kashyap

Cast: Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Huma Qureshi, Tigmanshu Dhulia, Manoj Bajpayee, Richa Chadda, Piyush Mishra, Reema Sen, Jaideep Ahlawat

Music: Sneha Khanwalkar

Release Date: August 8, 2012

Analysis:

Star Value: As actors like Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Huma Qureshi are playing main leads in Gangs Of Wasseypur 2, the star value for the film isn’t high. But it is the Wasseypur brand that will be the drive audience to the theatres, after the appreciation the first part of the movie received.

Hype: The manner in which the first part ended created a lot of eagerness and anticipation for the second part. The exciting promos have also been welcomed by the audience. Putting up posters that look exactly like real-life posters of politicians added to the excitement.

Music: The unusual song ‘Chhi Chha Ledar’ has become a rage among a section of the audience. That song has played a big role in popularizing the movie. ‘Electric Piya’ is another track which is quite known.

Prediction:

Gangs Of Wasseypur 2 will get a decent to good opening at the box-office but only in metros. Like the first part, it caters more to the multiplex audience from big cities. One can’t rule out the fact that the film will mostly be seen only by those who have seen the first part. It is unlikely that someone, who hasn’t seen the first part of the story, will queue for the next part. Although it is unlikely, it’s not impossible.

The first part gathered steady collections even after the first week. However, the same won’t happen with Gangs Of Wasseypur 2 as Salman Khan’s hugely awaited Ek Tha Tiger is releasing on August 15. I am not saying that GOW 2 doesn’t stand a chance after August 15. It is just that the film has mostly one week to collect the moolah. If the film attains high success, Nawazuddin Siddiqui will be the next big thing in Bollywood!

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Jism 2 Review

August 4, 2012 by Keyur Seta Leave a Comment

Director: Pooja Bhatt

Producers: Clockwork Films and Fisheye Network

Writers: Mahesh Bhatt and Shagufta Rafique

Cast: Sunny Leone, Randeep Hooda, Arunoday Singh, Arif Zakaria

Music: Arko Pravo Mukherjee, Mithoon, Rushk and Abdul Baasith Saeed

Rating: * *

Plot: Secret Indian Intelligence officer Ayaan (Arunoday Singh) approaches pornstar Izna (Sunny Leone) for a secret mission. Izna’s mission is to act as a honeytrap for a dreaded terrorist Kabir (Randeep Hooda) in order to destroy him and his terror outfit. Things become complicated due to the fact that Izna and Kabir are ex-lovers.

Review: Jism 2 is in news ever since the Bhatts decided to cast pornstar Sunny Leone in the movie, which was touted to be the boldest film from Bollywood. But thanks to our Censor Board and the ineffective writing, the film fails to please both section of audiences – the ones expecting to see a sensible, intense thriller and the ones interested due to ‘other’ reasons.

The unconvincing factor hovers around for almost the entire film. Ayaan’s meeting with Izna, her casual commitment to a hugely dangerous mission and, later, the consequences of the mission fail to involve the audience due to the absence of an intelligent script. In the end, even the final culmination, which is very similar to Gangster, doesn’t appear convincing. Ironically, scenes which provide unintentional laughs act as a saving grace.

The plus points include few creatively shot scenes, especially in the first half. The thrill at the end of the first half is by far the best moment of the movie. Some of the dialogues are very impressive and witty, although on some occasions they appear silly. But it is the music which turns out to be the biggest plus points. It is a rarity these days to have an album full of impressive songs.

The film scores well in the technical departments too. Nigam Bomzan shows his brilliance in his creative camerawork. The makers should be lauded for selecting such unexplored yet beautiful locations in Sri Lanka.

Plenty of eyebrows were raised when Sunny Leone was cast as the main lead. The decision, however, turns out to be well made one as the debutant chips in with the right emotions and expressions. One can’t comment on her dialogue delivery as her voice is dubbed. Randeep Hooda once again shines with a mature act in the role of a crazy assassin. The actor is improving film after film.

Arunoday Singh is mostly average as he struggles during intensely emotional scenes. Arif Zakaria once again proves why he is one of the best character artists. Sumeet Nijhavan is average.

Overall, Jism 2 suffers due to faulty writing. At the box office, the film has a chance of clicking in the metros. It will be largely helped by the section of audience queuing up to see Sunny Leone.

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Section 149 for Anna supporters, media silent!

August 1, 2012 by Keyur Seta 4 Comments

The Mumbai unit of India Against Corruption held another successful protest rally today at Azad Maidan. Although everything went on smoothly, we the supporters were in for a shock when we were told that Section 149 has been imposed. Due to this, once we were out of the Azad Maidan, we were neither allowed to wear Anna caps and, more shockingly, nor allowed to hold India’s tricolor in the vicinity! That’s all we were told. Someone knowing more about this, please enlighten me! But due to the act of the authorities, one is forced to ask the question whether we are still living under the British? Imagine, not allowed to hold India’s flag in India! And what harm does Anna caps do?As expected, the media is silent about this!

The webcast from Jantar Mantar in Delhi was received with a thunderous applause when Arvind Kejriwal’s doctors proved government doctor’s wrong. According to the doctors at Jantar Mantar, Kejriwal and his comrades are doing quite fine and they don’t need to be hospitalized. Reacting to funny man Digvijay Singh’s statement that they will have to force feed team Anna, Kejriwal firmly said he will pluck out needles and won’t chew food if he is forcefully given food after dragging him to the hospital.

Since we have been receiving weird statements from the government, it looks like the fast protest is making an impact. Talking about funny statements, Salman Khurshid, while reacting to team Anna’s fasts, said even he is fasting for the month of Ramazan. Now, even a primary student would know there can’t be any comparison between a Roza fast and a fast unto death. This is another example of how we are been governed by dumb-headed folks.

Pictures from today’s protest rally: –

At the Gateway Of India

At the Gateway Of India

 

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Jism 2 Box-Office Prediction

August 1, 2012 by Keyur Seta Leave a Comment

Director: Pooja Bhatt

Producers: Clockwork Films and Fisheye Network

Writers: Mahesh Bhatt and Shagufta Rafique

Cast: Sunny Leone, Randeep Hooda, Arunoday Singh, Arif Zakaria

Music: Arko Pravo Mukherjee, Mithoon, Rushk and Abdul Baasith Saeed

Release Date: August 3, 2012

Analysis:

Star Value: Perhaps for the first time in the history of Indian cinema, a female debutant has added plenty of star value to the movie way before its release. The fact that she is a porn star with killer looks is the reason for this, apart from her stint in the television show Bigg Boss. The Sunny euphoria coupled with the presence of known faces of good performers like Randeep Hooda and Arunoday Singh, brings high star value for Jism 2.

Hype: The hype for Jism 2 started ever since Mahesh Bhatt decided to cast Sunny in the film. The hype, which kept on increasing as the shoot neared completion, reached the maximum after the promos and posters of the movie were released. Due to this, a large section of audience will queue up for the movie for obvious reasons. But apart from the hot factor, the promos also promise an intense thrill ride.

Music: The title song ‘Yeh Jism Hai To Kya’ has managed to impress. Other songs like ‘Abhi Abhi’ and ‘Yeh Kasoor’ are also well received. The music has also helped in creating excitement for the movie.

Prediction:

Jism 2 will get a good to very good opening at the box-office, largely due to the Sunny Leone factor. Although the movie has a chance of clicking both in single screens as well as multiplexes, it will score more in the latter as it is a metro product.

What will affect the film’s collections is that the keenly anticipated Gangs Of Wasseypur 2 and the hugely awaited Ek Tha Tiger are slated to release on August 8 and 15 respectively. Hence, it is vital for the film to impress initially and earn as much as possible in the first five days. All in all, Jism 2 is a safe bet due to its low budget.

 

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Double standards: BEA never asked rowdy political parties to apologize

July 31, 2012 by Keyur Seta Leave a Comment

Anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare apologized to the media after the Broadcast Editors’ Association (BEA) demanded an apology after few incidents of violence and abuse by Anna supporters. Anna did the right thing as such acts are uncalled for in a peaceful movement. However, the way the BEA went up in arms against Anna and the movement, shows the media body’s filthy double standards.

Over the years, there have been numerous incidents where goons of rowdy political parties have smashed offices of various news channels. Apart from the huge monetary losses, their acts also caused injuries to the people working with the channel. Despite such criminal or even terrorizing acts, BEA has never ever till date demanded an apology from any of the political parties. A shining example of their double standards or bias towards a movement, which is trying to save India from corruption.

Just because we (team Anna) are harmless, they condemn our minor acts and demand an apology but when it comes to dealing with the powerful political outfits, they become scary bones! In this way, BEA is indirectly stating that you can’t misbehave or abuse the media but it is perfectly fine if you walk into a media office, destroy its property and injure its employees. Worse, the BEA doesn’t even blink an eyelid when the heads of these political parties laud their acts of violence!

I am sure anyone from the BEA doesn’t have an answer to this.

And this is what we get by apologizing to the media – From the live coverage of Jantar Mantar (on the internet); it was noticeable that the venue was flocked with thousands of supporters. However, when ‘The’ Arnab Goswami saw the same scene, he announced on his channel that there are hardly 400-500 people at Jantar Mantar! Need more examples of how media is trying to sabotage the movement? Watch these news channels continuously. Coming back to Arnab, the pictures below reveal the truth.

Excerpts from this article have been sent to the BEA. I know this will not have any effect on their attitude but at least they would know that the people of India won’t take anything lying down! You can mail them too on – broadcast.editors@gmail.com

The crowd is touching the end of Jantar Mantar in both the pictures.

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July 29 Rally: Mumbai awakens… yet again!

July 29, 2012 by Keyur Seta 2 Comments

A good part of the media tried their level best to portray Team Anna Hazare’s ongoing fast protest (which started from July 25, 2012) as a flop show (for reasons we all know). However, the people of India made sure they don’t succeed in their evil mission by turning up in large numbers in Delhi’s Jantar Mantar as well as in Mumbai for the massive rally from Andheri to Azad Maidan (Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus). Due to this and enormous pressure from we the people, the fourth-pillar of democracy is reporting the truth since today.

Another massive agitation is planned on Wednesday August 1, 2012. Please spread the message across Mumbaikars. To receive updates from Indian Against Corruption – Mumbai, please give a missed call on 02261550789 (you won’t be charged for this).

Here are the pictures from today’s Andheri to CST march. Another laugh in the face for all those who term the movement as flop!

(Click on the pictures from an enlarged version.)

Shri Mayank Gandhi

Mayankji during a powerful interaction with supporters.

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Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum Box-Office Prediction

July 25, 2012 by Keyur Seta Leave a Comment

Director: Sachin Yardi

Producers: Balaji Telefilms Ltd and Alt Entertainment

Writers: Sachin Yardi

Cast: Riteish Deshmukh, Tusshar Kapoor, Sarah Jane Dias, Neha Sharma, Anupam Kher, Chunky Pandey

Music: Sachin-Jigar, Shankar Ehsaan Loy and Anjjan – Meet Bros

Release Date: July 27, 2012

Analysis:

Star Value: With lead actors like Riteish Deshmukh and Tusshar Kapoor, the star value for Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum is low. But it is the brand of this adult comedy (after its first in 2009) that is the real star for the movie.

Hype: The movie has generated decent hype but only among the college students mostly. The promos have impressed that section of the audience due to the weird acts of the lead actors.

Music: ‘Dil Garden Garden Ho Gaya’ has become quite known among the youth. ‘Shirt Da Button’ is also slowly becoming popular. The rest of the songs aren’t much known.

Prediction:

Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum will at the most get a decent opening at the box-office. It has good prospects only in the metros. The collections might be affected by last week’s The Dark Knight Rises. It is vital for the film to impress initially in order to have a long run at the ticket window.

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Death of freedom fighter almost unnoticed!

July 23, 2012 by Keyur Seta 6 Comments

Lakshmi Sahgal aka Captain Lakshmi breathed her last today at the age of 97. She was the Commander of Rani Of Jhansi regiment in Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose’s Indian National Army (Azad Hind Fauj). She was also the minister for Women’s Affairs in the Azad Hind Government. India has lost a great soul who served the nation selflessly even when in her 90s!

But what is more aggrieving is that hardly anyone seems to know about the sad incident! You can’t blame the people alone for it when our media (especially, the news channels) is hardly giving any footage to the incident. It is disturbing to see them covering all those silly television shows and cheap gossips about film stars while there is almost ignorance on the death of someone who fought for the country and was a part of an important chapter in Indian history.

Last week, there was almost 24/7 footage on the death of India’s first superstar Rajesh Khanna. This continued for the next few days. There is no doubt Khanna was one of the greatest actors of India. Surely his death deserved such importance but that doesn’t mean they give a cold shoulder to someone who fought for our independence! I wouldn’t like to single out Khanna’s death as such has been the case with all celebrity deaths.

This brings us to an all important question – Have film stars and other celebrities become more important to the media than the ones who did all kinds of sacrifices for our country? Judging by the very low key coverage of the death of Captain Lakshmi and other such great souls, the answer is in the affirmative!

May Captain Lakshmi Rest In Peace.

To know about her life story and contribution to India, click here –http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lakshmi_Sahgal

Read her candid, detailed interview here – http://thecolloquium.net/colloquium/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=165%3Are-visiting-history-with-capt-lakshmi&catid=89%3Ainterviews&Itemid=302

Captain Lakshmi with Subhash Chandra Bose. (Picture courtesy – bharat-swabhiman.com)

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