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Tashan
amit mohan@avsar
May 09, 2008 01:28 AM, 3791 Views
(Updated May 09, 2008)
TASHAN: THE REAL JASHAN!!!...:)

“White white face dekh ke dilwa beating fast,


Sasura dance mare


rey…


Very happy is my heart,


Dil dance mare!!”


So what do people expect from a movie carrying such lyrics


in one of its show case songs???


“TASHAN” is a rocking action comedy and I bet whether you


like it or not, you will come out with an extra show of attitude, the actual


meaning of the word “tashan”.


No reviews can limit Tashan’s viewing. If I try to pen down


what I just loved watching, it will be very difficult for me. What we called in


the great 90’s error as “Masala” movie. This is what Tashan is for us and


probably a break from the entire intelligent movie making. You don’t need to


carry any brains or hearts to enjoy the movie. Just go silent and come out


loud. A true marvel in its making. Tashan is a wonder joy ride.


Bhaiyyaji (Anil Kapoor) is a don who has his roots in Kanpur


in U.P. Bhaiyyaji’s obsession with English leads him to employ Jimmy (Saif Ali


Khan) to improve his English speaking. Jimmy is approached by Pooja (Kareena


Kapoor) who is secretary and love interest of Bhaiyyaji. Jimmy and Pooja end up


falling in love and stealing a might sum from Bhaiyyaji’s money basket. To get


hold of the two, Bachhan Pandey (Akshay Kumar) is employed by the don. Short


and simple. A chase, one will really enjoy.


Anil Kapoor as usual makes you laugh loud with his broken


English and accent. The deadly don look do suit him.


Saif is as always good and Kareena goes along with the role.


One thing need to be mentioned, apart from the last action scenes Kareena looks


weak. She has probably lost more weight than required.


Now comes the real entertainer, Akki. The Khiladi Kumar adds all the lights to


the ceremony. It is not the usual Akshay Kumar stuff. He tries something


different and fits completely into the role with such a grace that when he is


on the screen no one else is visible.


Saif and Akshay look good together again after around eight


years gap since their last appearance together in the movie “Aarzoo”.


The music by Vishal-Shekhar makes you swing and a sudden


urgency is felt to purchase the album and hear the beats on your surround


system. CHEERS GUYS!!


The writer and director Vijay Krishna Acharya does a very


nice job and makes us wait for his next flicks.


Go for Tashan, to enjoy, and to have a little flush of the


intelligent mind and the emotional heart.

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