Another alluring factor are the performances. Of course, the film maker has enough hooks to draw you in, the most important being the relentless pace of the film which unfolds like an action-packed thriller. So, don't go looking for a cinema that follows a traditional format, offering made-to-order recipes and instant nirvana. Seriously, can a political film actually dare to resolve a complex issue that has claimed millions of lives and has been plaguing a sub-continent for almost three decades? All it dares to do is transport you to one of the most dangerous places in the world that lies at your doorstep and take a hard-hitting look at the movement for self-determination and the role of the Indian state in post 1989 Kashmir. Neither the fundamentalist Pakistani leader, Pasha (Yuri Suri), propagating his factories of misconstrued jihad across the border, nor the machiavellian spiritual heads like Haji (Anupam Kher) and the rest, spearheading a hate wave within the state, nor even the sundry middlemen, moneymakers and dubious official agencies drawing their moolah and clout from the Kashmir conundrum.Īlso, the film refreshingly - and realistically - posits no solutions. Our agents of change do realise it isn't going to be an easy task, specially since nobody seems to be in favour of normalcy. Till then, Aatif wants to try the power of the ballot - he wants to fight the elections -having realised the nullity of guns and bullets and Aziza wants to shed her militant garb for a more workable solution. The twosome, who are fighting their individual battles for a better future for their state, know the bitter truth: it may be ever-after, but in another paradise,when the bullets have stopped flying and the bombs have been silenced. There is romance, but a mere suggestion of it, between the ex-militant, Aatif (Kunal Kapoor) and the firebrand female activist, (Aziza) Bipasha Basu. The highpoint of Lamhaa is the fact that it doesn't use the political overboil as an exotic setting for a love story, nor do the fiery Chinar trees and the serene Dal lake double up as sylvan scenery for romantic duets. If Parzania portrayed the nullity of communal violence with extreme sensitivity and pathos, then Lamhaa is a no-holds-barred look at the multi-layered turmoil in Kashmir, with so many real-life references that you end up with just one conclusion: now here's a real film about a real problem. Movie Review: From the communal cauldron of Gujarat 2002 to the scarred battlefield of Kashmir, filmmaker Rahul Dholakia carries forward his tryst with political cinema with a refreshing seriousness and gravitas that defies the demands of commercialisation. Can this diehard officer manage to navigate his way through the conflicting forces -terrorists, separatists, activists, opportunists -and let the voice of the quintessential Kashmiri prevail amidst the cacophony of political chaos? He must investigate the secret going-ons and unveil a sinister plot that threatens to derail the ongoing elections in the troubled state which has been grappling with terror and violence for the past three decades. Story: Sanjay Dutt, an intelligence officer, is sent to the Valley on a special mission.
Kaatril parandhey paravai varaindha piragum Yenendru ketkaamal varungaalam nirkkaamal
Perkkooda theriyaamal ivanoadu oru sondham uruvaanathen Idhayam muzhudhum irukkum indha thayakkam Ver indri vidhiyindri vin thoovum mazhiyindri Vaarththai thevaiyillai vaazhum kaalamvarai Unadharugey neram poadhavilliaye…(mg.com) Pookal Pookum Song Lyrics – Madrasapattinam Movie Song Lyrics
Mastered at AM Studios, Chennai Music co-ordinated by: Mixed at AM Studios (Chennai), Panchathan Record-Inn (Chennai), Cue Recording Studios (Fairfax, Virginia), Tainted Blue Studios (Manhattan, New York), Remote Control Productions (Santa Monica, California) Mastered by: Sivakumar, Kannan Ganpat, Pradeep, Dinesh Ramalingam Recorded at Panchathan Record-Inn (Chennai), AM Studios (Chennai), Blue Frog (Mumbai) Mixed bY: Krishna Chetan, Vivianne Chaix, Suresh Permal, Srinidhi Venkatesh AM Studios: Krishna Chetan, Deepak P.A., Hentry Kuruvilla Additional vocal supervisor:ĭeepak P. Trumpet: Thomas Chennai Strings conducted by: Raja, Vedachalam, Neelakandan, Lakshminarayanan, Raju Singers: Yogi B, Keerthi Sagathia, Swetha Mohan, Tanvi Shah Singers: Pradeep Vijay, Pravin Mani, Yogi BĪdditional Arrangements and Programming: Pravin ManiĪdditional Vocals: Benny Dayal, Naresh IyerĪdditional Vocal Arrangements: Clinton Cerejo
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