Sanjay Bhai!! If i could do? believe me, I would do it free or Pay u $200 instead after doing it, Damn..DEAD HORSE!
Where does this movie go?
Among Sharaarat's features is a disinterested Abhishek
http://www.rediff.com/entertai/2002/jul/12shar.htm
Sharaarat could also have done with a little bit of better packaging and promotion. Due to distribution problems it hits the theatres over a year after it was read. Unfortunately, it opens to a marked lack of excitement among filmgoers and its lack of merit will not help fend off the tough competition that it has in Devdas, which opens on the same day.
I think rediff review describes him right! He does not want to do movies!(just watch it do, let ur mom/dad rack mula for u)
The only redemption for this movie could have been its performances and characterisation. But in that the film is led down by director, Gurudev Bhalla, and scriptwriter, Urmi Juvekar.
Abhishek Bachchan sleepwalks through his role. He clearly does not bring anything to his performance other than the perfunctory emotions that it requires. Despite the scope that the role offers, Abhishek carelessly passes it over, making you wonder if he really wants to be in the movies.
Hrishita Bhatt, the heroine, has a presence that is slightly more substantial than the couch in the foyer of the old age home. Like the couch, she is there in every scene. And like it, she lingers in the background of every frame, visible and with nothing to contribute except adding an extra element to the frame. Undoubtedly Bhatt looks good and she has potential, but it is completely wasted here.
*** In my opinion, yeh kinda plot, to direct a film, kisi DAHI BHALE ka Kaam naheen, It needs director touch of Greats, Like Hrikesh Mukerji da! and Gulzar Sahab!!
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