This movie is all about girl power. The focus will be on three fantastic actress Jaya, Rani and konkana Sen. It will be proven once more what guys can do girls can do better.
This film has no 'hero'. Kunal Kapoor is a C-grade actor and Abhishek Bachchan just has a guest appearence. This film needs a big female superstar like Karishma Kapoor or Tabu to become a HIT. Rani Mukherjee's popularity has gone done thanks to KANK, Baabul, and Tara Rum Pum. Konkona Sen has NO star value. Jaya Bachchan needs to stay in retirement. Waheeda Rehman would have been an excellent choice for Jaya's role. If only this film had Karishma Kapoor, Tabu and Waheeda Rehman instead of Rani, Konkona and Jaya, it would easily be a HIT.
RE:This film will FLOP
by BR on Sep 07, 2007 09:06 PM
Karishma? That screechy heroine? Only Kajol can better any role. And no one can replace Konkana, the depth she brings to a role, no one in Bollywood can, try as they may. She brings a value to the role that is not even forseen by the director. Baat karta hai.
RE:This film will FLOP
by ann on Sep 07, 2007 09:11 PM
Konkana is the best actress in Bollywood. She shines through any character. Sharukh and Salman should take acting lessons from her. Her expressions are priceless. These guys do not have the depth to see that. Pity.
RE:This film will FLOP
by raive joseph on Sep 07, 2007 08:38 PM
Rubbish, my friend gather some recent and latest info on Bollywood. All of the actors in this movie are Experienced and Appreciated by the audiences for their acting in all the movies they have done. Sorry to say, but you need a bit of brush up on this my friend.
RE:This film will FLOP
by Reena Goel on Sep 07, 2007 09:53 PM
Vishal I think you are living in the past.
Karisma Kapoor and Tabu were supertars in the past. Now, apart from the odd film from Tabu, both are has-beens.
Rani will rock in this movie. It's about time women had the prominent role. Abhishek will be just eye candy (and that's all he's fit for and if you like his type). He looks like an Indian Liberace what with that boufant hair style of his. Thinking about it I think he's nearly a has-been also since he married that vindictive woman!
RE:This film will FLOP
by suraj kohli on Sep 09, 2007 04:29 PM
Here's one vindictive woman called Reena Goel ! Seriously woman, aren't you tired of calling Aishwarya names of all sorts for so long ? Give yourself a break lest you end up in a mental assylum. It's amazing how drag in Ash to articles she is no way connected to. So what if Abhishek is an eye candy? I can name a dozen movies in which Rani was eye candy or should I better say tried hard to be eye candy but failed miserably beginning with Ghulam & the recent one being Tara POm POm Rom Pom Bom Bhum BHlum .... The indian liberace's bouffant hairstyle is anyday better than the awesomely horrible wig sported by Ms.thumb sized Mukerji in tara POm Pom. As for Mukherji rocking in this movie I hope she does and not gets rocked like in Kabhi Alvida Na kehna Klah kluh klux kling, Babooool and tara Pom POm Bum. As for has beens Ms. Thumbelina is almost a has-been now with her super duper movies mentioned above & her scandals with a certain married man who happens to be the son of the owner of huge production house.
RE:This film will FLOP
by dhruv mehta on Sep 12, 2007 04:33 PM
I think Madhuri should have done this role...she can fit into any kind of role...shez and will remain the best
RE:This film will FLOP
by ann on Sep 07, 2007 08:56 PM
I do not think so. Rani is a good actress and popularity is no indication of ones acting abilities. Whole movie is focused on Rani and Konkana and they both will do superb job. Who needs men for the success of this movie ? Women rock.
RE:This film will FLOP
by Vishal on Sep 07, 2007 09:05 PM
I agree, a film doesn't need a male star to become a HIT (Chandni Bar is a shining example). What this film needs is BIG female stars like Tabu or Karishma Kapoor. Rani and Konkona don't have that big box office pull or fan followings. This is a case where a film will flop because of not having the 'right' stars.
