Ever knew the difference between a fool and a f++ker... Bang on. You have tuned into the right frequency. Don’t apply that, you often call mind. Go to cinema and watch Langda Tyagi narrating this difference. Remember a man becomes f++ker only after his marriage. Otherwise he is a virgin fool.
Here it goes – It’s Vishal Bhardwaj’s next Indian adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Othello – Omkara. Maqbool tuned around the ultimate lovers but the best fools of the Indian Macbeth. This director invariably agrees – Go anywhere you shall find fools.
Ajay is portrayed with sulking eyes and lesser dialogues, to give him a pace to burn slowly. Here is the good original movie of Vivek after Road. The Omkara boy is the heart while all time everyone’s Saif is this UP desh kidhadkan, where the locale of Omkara is uncovered. As he opens his mouth – speaks 2 gali to start with and 2 to end with. You would love them and retrieve them for long reason may be any. He would advise you to f++k taking all precautions. Go wild but with a rubber. As a wife, Indu assists Saif, in every mannerism. Be it anything – give a gali, bake a fulka, tease his brother-in-law. This pair is amazingly fantastic, they just smite and make you giggle even while they compare each other’s hunger to khargosh, girgit and what all jaanwars.
Hansi badi mehengi ho rakhi hai duniya mein - Indu would let you know. Smile. It costs everything these days, Dear. Kareena costs her life, Bipasha costs her body, Konkona costs a husband...
Kareena has come out as a demure, relying on everyone around her. How sharply, her near and dear ones ditch her. She plays fair dulhan of the village who is put to death on her wedding night. Who else but by her suspicious husband. Alas! Why did that kamarband reach Billo? She is innocent & vulnerable while Bipasha – the Billo Chaman Bahar is crisp and knife-like. One actually moves with the Bidi Jalaille Jigar main... perfectly directed song, Bipasha is tremendous while Keshu Firangi and Langda look distinctly penetrating.
O’ Sathi Re Din Doobe Na... but the curtain actually drops down that orangish evening with Kareen and Ajay. One runs after another in that village house, sometimes the stairs, and sometimes it is the thatches lying on the ground. The two fall on it and play some more and more. Playing in love until the night finally dives in. The variations in Rekha Bhardwaj’s voice definitely enthrall you. Her vocal is just as good as ’Tere ishq mein’.
Go, you would sure light a bidi!!!