Two lousy crooks find paradise in the seven stages of love.
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Cast
Abhishek Chaubey
Director
Madhuri Dixit
Begum Para
Naseeruddin Shah
Khalujan
Arshad Warsi
Babban Hussain
Huma Qureshi
Munniya
Vijay Raaz
Jaan Mohammad
Manoj Pahwa
Noor Mohammad Italvi
Salman Shahid
Mushtaq Bhai
Bhuvan Arora
Young Khalujaan
Habib Azmi
Hakim
John Vijay
SP John Vijay
Midhat Khan
Qais
Neeraj Sood
News Reporter
Bachan Pachehra
Tailor Inaam Ali
Gyan Prakash
Poet
Ishita Vyas
Girl at Brothel
Raymond D'Souza
Begger
Ravi Gosain
Liyaqat (Jaan Mohd's Sidekick)
Talib Mehdi
Khalujaan's goon
Vishal Bhardwaj
Writer
Abhishek Chaubey
Writer
Darab Farooqui
Writer
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The film leads could not have done better on their part accompanied with the fabulous plot and screenplay but the direction in some crucial scenes and the dialogues in them could not be absorbed on one watch.The film captures the life of every lead in a manner in which you don't expect from Bollywood.The film is what we should say an innovation to Bollywood on story telling skills and acting but what captures your heart is surely lacked in this piece of entertainment because of bad direction and poor script on the view of dialogues in the sense to impress the audience.Don't watch it if you expect it to catch your heart in the way Hollywood has. Watch it if you like comedy combined with some serious drama and pure literature in terms of dialogue be combined in the art of story telling .
For reviews of latest bollywood releases please like: www.facebook.com/bollywoodreviewsbyacommonman Dedh Ishqiya is a surprise package that indeed has a lot to offer. In fact, it's Madhuri's dream comeback. The film owes much to the dialogues by Vishal Bhardwaj. The frequent use of beep-worthy words (which have not been beeped..!!) is really "the" thing that adds to the comedy. The story is interesting and the screenplay is appreciably written. The special applause goes to the director, Abhishek Chaubey. He seems to have mastered the art of creating black comedies. Another thing that appeals is Vishal Bhardwaj's music which is soulful and pleasing. Naseerudin Shah is back in fine form after straying away on failures like "JACKPOT". The same goes for Arshad Warsi who has just overcome the flopping of "JOE B. CARVALHO". He has a great comic timing. Huma Qureshi is both cute and naughty. But the disappointment here is the comeback lady. Madhuri lacks the charm that worked back in the '90s. And her replacing Vidya Balan does not get along well due to the lack of sex appeal which the latter has. Even her lisp and "adayein" seem unnatural. Altogether, Dedh Ishqiya is a must watch owing to the funny one-liners, interesting plot and unanticipated twists and turns.
