Thulasi.... why to worry or even see a review on the BGMs.. Its ARR, and how can and when has been the BGMs bad. It will be once again a treasure... When are the DVDs going to be released ?
Can we expected some BGM from Kaissiom, who had provided some BGM from Jodha Akbar ( Theatrical Version ) which itself was a class. Kaissiom Bhai.... Pls upload some BGMs from JTYJN. Thanks On Fri, Jul 4, 2008 at 10:21 AM, Thulasi Ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > unfortunately, out of the 5 reviews, there hasnt been a word on the > background score yet.. that makes me sad.. > > else, did i miss to read one??? > > anyway, i vl wait to watch the movie and see what other fellow rahmaniac > say abt the bgm > > On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 9:08 PM, Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > >> By Taran Adarsh, July 4, 2008 - 08:42 IST >> >> Two decades ago, the Mansoor Khan-helmed QAYAMAT SE QAYAMAT TAK, >> starring two newcomers [Aamir Khan, Juhi Chawla], focused on teenage >> love, with parental opposition acting as an obstacle. The story wasn't >> new, but the treatment was fresh and inventive. QSQT remains one of the >> finest reference films in this genre and rightly so! >> >> JAANE TU… YA JAANE NA is a love story as well, but it's more of an >> Archie-Jughead-Veronica-Betty kind of a plot, set in the current >> milieu. We witnessed a gist of it a few years ago in the Shahid Kapur >> launch pad ISHQ VISHK. >> >> JAANE TU… YA JAANE NA doesn't dare to be different. Basically a simple >> tale about a group of friends, it focuses on one couple that's in love, >> but is in a state of denial. Haven't we watched similar love stories in >> the past, you may ask. Sure, we have, but the execution of the subject >> makes all the difference. >> >> Write your own movie review of Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na >> Large portions of JAANE TU… YA JAANE NA have been executed well by >> debutante director Abbas Tyrewala, but the problem lies in the second >> hour when the film gets lengthy and also, a few tracks throw a spanner >> in the otherwise smooth proceedings. Even the climax, although well >> shot, is passé [very filmy in an otherwise real film], since a number >> of films have had similar endings. >> >> Yet, despite the shortcomings, JAANE TU… YA JAANE NA works for a number >> of solid reasons and that's what the viewer carries home. A decent fare >> that takes you back to your adolescence, when friends seem to be the >> be-all and end-all. >> >> Jai [Imran Khan] and Aditi [Genelia] are buddies. In fact, they hang >> out with their group of friends, but have eyes for each other only. >> Their friends know that Jai and Aditi are perfect for each other. Their >> parents know this as well. Everybody knows this. But the couple >> doesn't. So when do they realize its love? >> >> Don't expect fireworks or melodrama in this prem kahani. >> It's an extremely simple, uncomplicated tale that never goes over the >> top. The bonding amongst friends is well established. So is the >> relationship that Ratna Pathak Shah shares with her deceased husband's >> portrait [reminds you of Ashok Saraf-Priya Tendulkar relationship in >> the popular comedy show HUM PAANCH]. >> >> Besides, the two [popular] songs that come in the initial reels -- >> 'Kabhi Kabhi' and 'Pappu Can't Dance' -- only spice up the proceedings. >> The arrival of the 'third angle' in this love story [Manjari Phadnis] >> is perfect. Everything is faultless in the first hour. >> >> But the second hour lets you down. The Ayaz-Genelia relationship is, >> again, well developed, but the second hour gets a tad lengthy. But what >> looks completely out of place in this light and breezy entertainer is >> the Rajput connection and how it saves the lead man from the cop >> [Paresh Rawal]. This track irritates! >> >> Also, the climax, set in an airport, is beaten to death. There's no >> novelty in it, since we've seen the same ending in film after film. >> >> Abbas Tyrewala has the makings of a fine director. A.R. Rahman's music >> is already a rage and the two songs at the start are superb >> compositions. Cinematography is excellent. >> >> Every member of the cast stands out, but the film belongs to Imran and >> Genelia. Imran has been presented as the boy-next-door and that works >> in his favor. He has screen presence and acts very well for a first >> timer. Most importantly, he looks the part. Genelia adds freshness to >> her scenes. What makes you take to Genelia is her spontaneity. Also, >> the mischievous look in her eyes conveys sorrow with equal ease. Wish >> to see more of her in Hindi movies! Manjari is a complete natural. She >> is very effective. >> >> The group of friends -- Karan [as Rotlu], Alishka [as Bombs], Nirav [as >> Jiggy] and Sughanda [as Shaleen] -- are excellent. Each compliments the >> other well. Ratna Pathak Shah is highly competent. Jayant Kripalani and >> Anuradha Patel [as Genelia's parents] are sweet. Pratiek Babbar [as >> Genelia's brother] springs a pleasant surprise. He is flawless in an >> unconventional role. Ayaz Khan [as Genelia's fiancé] registers a strong >> impact. A good actor! >> >> Rajat Kapoor and Kitu Gidwani [as Manjari's parents] are fair. >> Naseeruddin Shah is in terrific form. Paresh Rawal, again, is >> wonderful. Arbaaz Khan and Sohail Khan irritate, mainly because the >> roles don't work. >> >> On the whole, JAANE TU… YA JAANE NA is a breezy entertainer which will >> be loved by its target audience -- the youth. At the box-office, >> business at multiplexes should ensure a speedy recovery for this >> moderate budget film. A profitable venture! >> > > > -- regards, Vithur HELP EVER; HURT NEVER; LOVE ALL; SERVE ALL
