Wasted Expendables

Barney Ross (Sylvester Stallone) leads The Expendables who might be a pack of highly trained mercenaries but all of them are in the twilight of their professional job. Contacted by a man called Mr. Church (Bruce Willis), the Expendables are asked to overthrow a ruthless South American dictator, General Garza (David Zayas). While on a reconnaissance mission Ross and Christmas (Jason Statham) learn that things aren’t as straight as they had expected and decide to pass the job. They escape but Ross can’t get Sandra (Gisele Itie), the dictator’s daughter and their local help, out of his mind. When Gunnar Jensen (Dolph Lundgren), a former Expendable kicked out by Ross, tries to kill him on the behest of James Monroe (Eric Roberts), the rouge CIA agent behind Garza, Ross decides to go back for Sandra alone as there is no money involved but his team- Yin Yang (Jet Li), Hale Caesar (Terry Crews) and Toll Road (Randy Couture) and Christmas won’t let him go alone.
Made on a lavish budget of $82 million The Expendables is a throwback to the old style of action flicks with crazy one-liners every now and then, an explosion here, a chase there and some emotion interludes thrown in for good measure. Written and directed by Sylvester Stallone the film is meant for largely the true fans and even then it’s a little difficult to like this film.
Stallone who has the Rocky series to his credit isn’t the writer that he used to be or perhaps the world isn’t the same anymore. The writing is insipid to say the least and you find it difficult to laugh at the jokes or to emote in a poignant moment. Of course, the film has its moments when everything seems to fit in but suddenly you are reminded of the harsh reality that The Expendables is more like retirement plan for washed out action stars than a film!
The cast of The Expendables looks like a who’s who of the 1980’s. Barring Jason Statham, Stallone gets just about every cult action film regular right from Dolph Lundgren (Universal Soldier), Eric Roberts (Runaway Train), Mickey Rourke and Jet Li besides himself to act in this action film. He even manages to rope in old pals and business partners in Planet Hollywood Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bruce Willis for blink and you miss cameos.
The never ending stag dance that now seems routine and highly boring, The Expendables shows that there’s still some gas in tanks of relics in the form of 3 good lines (one of them being Monroe’s comparison to Gazra’s situation as ‘bad Shakespeare’), 2 good action sequences (especially the one where Christmas and Ross blow up the pier) and 1 really innovative shot even by Stallone standards! The Expendables is tough even if you are a trooper!
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Sylvester Stallone, Eric Roberts, Jason Statham, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Randy Couture, Steve Austin, Terry Crews, Mickey Rourke and Bruce Willis (uncredited)
Screenplay by:
Dave Callaham and Sylvester Stallone
Directed by:
Sylvester Stallone
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Royce (Adrien Brody) wakes up in mid air to find himself tumbling from the sky towards a dense jungle. A mercenary, Royce has no clue about his whereabouts and meets up with other people who seem to have landed on the ground in a similar fashion. The eight of them all have nefarious background except for Edwin (Topher Grace), a doctor, who sticks out like a sore thumb. Becoming the unlikely leader of the pack Royce discovers empty cages and dead bodies as he leads them to higher ground to figure out their location. Soon the group realizes that they are on an alien planet that seems to be a game reserve where they are being hunted by a ruthless alien race simply called Predators.
Royce (Adrien Brody) wakes up in mid air to find himself tumbling from the sky towards a dense jungle. A mercenary, Royce has no clue about his whereabouts and meets up with other people who seem to have landed on the ground in a similar fashion. The eight of them all have nefarious background except for Edwin (Topher Grace), a doctor, who sticks out like a sore thumb. Becoming the unlikely leader of the pack Royce discovers empty cages and dead bodies as he leads them to higher ground to figure out their location. Soon the group realizes that they are on an alien planet that seems to be a game reserve where they are being hunted by a ruthless alien race simply called Predators.
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Aisha (Sonam A Kapoor) is a young south Delhi lass who has nothing better to but make everyone’s life her personal agenda. Filing her upper class existence with shopping, partying and doing the occasional good deed like helping around an animal shelter, in Aisha’s world everything’s perfect. Aisha ends up messing up the lives of just about everyone around her- Shefali (Amrita Puri), a small town girl whom she transforms into an attractive roadblock for Randhir (Cyrus Sahukar), a typical mama’s boy; Pinky (Ira Dubey), her childhood friend who can’t stand Randhir but ends up falling in love with him; Dhruv (Arunoday Singh), the proverbial hunk next door with an interest span shorter than an ice cream’s life. While Aisha thinks she’s just spreading sunshine Arjun (Abhay Deol), her family friend, sees her as nothing more than a vanglorious spoilt brat. He tries to warn her of the consequences of treating friends as projects but Aisha operates on her own rules. Soon Pinky realizes Aisha doesn’t understand her at all, Shefali chooses Saurabh Lamba (Anand Tiwari), who according to Aisha is ‘middle-class’ and Dhruv moves on. All alone for the first time Aisha realizes her shallowness and tries to set things right.
The chronicles of aimless rich kids have been the centerpiece of commercial Hindi cinema for decades now but Aisha ventures into a relatively new territory. This is perhaps for the first time a complete film centers around a spoilt brat who never really transforms into an exemplary citizen!
Written by Devika Bhagat whose previous credits include the popular television series Mahi Way, Aisha is well crafted story that nattily adapts Jane Austen’s Emma. Produced by Anil Kapoor for his daughter, who wasn’t getting any role ‘good’ enough to showcase her talent, Aisha always ran the risk of becoming a vanity project for Sonam A. Kapoor. Thankfully Bhagat’s writing doesn’t allow Aisha to become a full blown Sonam Kapoor vehicle. Bhagat’s writing infuses life into almost every character and excellent casting ensures that characters don’t remain cardboard cut-outs.
While possessing the correct lineage to portray the titular role, Sonam Kapoor just about manages to get Aisha right. Yes, she looks the part, she is stylish, dresses the part and even manages to get nuances right every now and then but one gets a feeling that Sonam Kapoor is a tad too conscious of the camera. Looking at her performance you tend to get a feeling that she is more consumed by the thought of playing a character like Aisha as opposed to actually playing her! It’s not that Kapoor won’t convince you of Aisha’s impish ways but she looks weak especially when surrounded by some really good characters. One big problem with Aisha is that for a large part all the female characters look bad copies of each other
Aisha’s world might be one big doll house where nothing’s so bad that it can’t be fixed but to call Aisha a chick flick won’t be totally true. The men in the film- Randhir, Arjun, Dhurv, Suarabh as well as the elders are well etched and surprisingly have more meat than either Pinky or Aisha. Abhay Deol seems to be on a roll these days and manages to make Arjun, a role rumored to be rejected by Imran Khan, stand tall. Cyrus Sahukar’s Randhir is fun but it’s Amrita Puri as Shefali who is the real surprise of the film.
Too much has been said about Sonam Kapoor’s exquisite sense of style and you won’t be let down if that’s what you seek but thankfully Aisha has more to offer than Sonam’s poise.
Cast:
Sonam A Kapoor, Abhay Deol, Ira Dubey, Amrita Puri, Cyrus Sahukar and Arunoday Singh
Written By:
Devika Bhagat
Directed by:
Rajashree Ojha
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Unable to pay off the bank’s loan Budhia (Raghuvir Yadav) and Natha (Omkar Nath Manikuri) stand to lose their ancestral land. Like millions of farmers across India they have no one to turn to and when they seek help from, Bhai Thakur (Sitaram Panchal), the local MLA, they are that the only way the government can help them is if they were to commit suicide. Burdened by sheer existence Budhia, who’s unmarried as opposed to Natha, decides to end his life but Natha won’t have any of it. The two brothers fight it out and ultimately Natha decides to end his life. They celebrate their last few troubled days and Rakesh (Nowaz), a local journalist, ends up overhearing an inebriated Natha’s plan. Miffed with his editor for not treating him well, Rakesh prints Natha’s story and sets off a chain of events. Spreading like a wildfire the story gets every news channel in the nation to descend upon the sleepy village of Peepli in order to capture the breaking news of the first farmer suicide on camera. Natha is unable to fathom the gravity of the situation and soon his life becomes a circus where every one- the local MLA, the state’s Chief Minister, the IAS machinery, the Agriculture Minster and even his own family starts playing him. Natha’s simple dream to free his family from the hardships ends up becoming a nightmare that sucks the life out of him.
Simply put Anusha Rizvi’s Peepli [Live] is a very well executed film that not only manages to address a serious political and social issue that has plagued India for some years now but also tells a compelling story. One of the reasons why Peepli [Live] works is the fact that it is written and directed by someone who is far removed from the escapist world of Mumabi filmmaking. Rizvi’s strong political identity administers a script that is deeply rooted in present times and yet never really takes over the narrative of the film. From planning a story just for TRPs, politicians out-maneuvering each other to remain ahead, the administrative services becoming a lapdog of those in power, the callousness of journalists in their bid to break a story, Peepli [Live] talks makes a bold statement about the sorry state of the manner in which this nation has been functioning. The scenes where the Block Development Officer tells the powers be that there isn’t a single scheme to help a distressed farmer who is still alive sums up the system’s apparent lack of empathy. Replete with black humor Peepli [Live] might just the likes of Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron as far as satire in popular Hindi cinema goes. More importantly by managing to bring forth a serious issue without being overtly heavy and yet not sugarcoat the proceedings like a Munnabhai Part 2 or 3 Idiots, Peepli [Live] manages to achieve some thing that most ‘issue’ based commercial films lack. The first half of Peepli [Live] is really tight and barring the song Mehangai Dayan, which is almost like an interlude, nothing is out of place. Rizvi gets a very gripping performance from her lead Omkar Das Manikpuri and the veteran Raghuvir Yadav, whose camaraderie with Manikpuri forms the backbone of the film. Most of the actors are from the late theatre legend Habib Tanvir’s group Naya Theatre and their excellent casting provides Peepli [Live] a very real and untreated feel. Rizvi’s dialogues provide all the actors especially Natha’s nagging wife Dhaniya (Shalini Vatsa) and his bedridden beedi puffin mother (Farrukh Jaffar) the true fabric to don. Additionally Vishal Sharma and Malaika Shenoy, who play the leading news reporters, get their nuances bang on. To some the ending of Peepli [Live] might seem weak and even unconvincing but the truth of the matter is this film isn’t like a television debate that promises to provide a solution by the end of the program. Cast:Omkar Das, Raghuvir Yadav, Shalini Vatsa, Farrukh Jaffar, Malaika Shenoy, Vishal Sharma, Nowaz, Sitaram Panchal and Naseeruddin Shah
Written and Directed by:Anusha Rizvi
Drew Barrymore shuns extreme diets

The ‘Poison Ivy‘ star, famed for her curvaceous figure, has ruled out starving herself in a bid to get any thinner like Hollywood actresses Liz Hurley, Sarah Michelle Gellar and Beyonce Knowles, or shave off pounds for a movie role, according to a report.
She, in fact, insisted that eating everything in moderation as well as undergoing regular exercise is the essential if one wants to get the ideal body shape.
‘My top beauty and fitness tip is to eat whatever you want in smaller increments but don’t starve yourself to societal pressures. And I love to exercise because it makes me feel good about myself,’ she said.
Unlike many other celebrities take dieting to the extreme in order to get as thin as possible, the ”Grey Gardens” star is determined to maintain her figure through healthy eating and exercise.
Mallika gets chance to romance Amitabh
Mallika, who is currently busy in the US with Hollywood projects including Hissss, has been offered lots of Bollywood scripts. But the script that requires her to pair with Amitabh has caught her attention.
The daring actress said that she liked the script sent by PNC, which has her dream actor Amitabh in the lead and would take the narration by the end of this month. She added that everybody wants to act with the Big B and doesn’t mind running around the trees with him.
Well, Mallika’s dream will come true if both of sign the dotted lines!







