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  I “Hope” this film gets recognition!

  

  By Aakash Barvalia(01 Sep 2010)

  Nagesh Kukunoor is indeed a very meaningful director, which he always makes movie which has something or other meaning in it. And this I am only talking about to which he has himself written and directed the movie. Though this film was delayed for some reason, but I am glad that it has been released finally but would be glad even more that this film would get some recognition by the audiences.
  
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  It’s a straight and simple story; John wins some about 3crores while gambling in cricket match, and soon he throws a party in his house. He was very happy ... » read more

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  Asha Amar Hai!!!

  

  By Divya Solgama(27 Aug 2010)

  Nagesh Kukunoor is one of those directors who made films in which his heart believed in. most of them were simple films with feel good factor in his initial stage. He later matured up with films like Teen Deewarein, Iqbal and Dor. All these films were mark of brilliance. But sadly or maybe the success or fame went up to his head and thus he gave us two of worst films made in recent times – Bombay To Bangkok and 8x12. Maybe those last two films were with big banners or big budget and thus nagesh goofed up or what, but we still hoped to see him back in the forte where he ... » read more

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  Aashayein

  

  By Khushbu (28 Aug 2010)

  Aashayein
  
  There’s a score of movies to choose from this Friday with as many as four films hitting the theatres. Among these is Nagesh Kukunoor’s Aashayein staring John Abraham, Sonal Sehgal and Anaitha Nair. It’s very difficult to write a review about this film because after the first 10 mins I wanted to walkout but I’m glad I waited because post interval this film turned into a very humble and moving plot which managed to evoke goose bumps in a couple of scenes! The one thing you really need to gather for before watching Aashayein is patience… the film unravels ... » read more

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