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Finally, A Good Hindi Movie!

Its 2.00 am and I've just got back from watching FASHION. I'm glad on two accounts. One that i finally took my bike out today after a long time and rode it to the Theatre and secondly that I watched a great Hindi Movie. This Madhur Bhandarkar guy does make some realistic stuff. First to dig deep into the industry and spend so much time researching intricate details of the nuances of the Fashion Industry and then to be able to shoot a film like this to narrate what he has researched. I am amazed. Priyanka Chopra does a great job as the pivotal role of Meghna Mathur a small town girl who rises to the super stardom of being a supermodel and her fall from grace in the movie and is supported by a great cast around her character.

Noteworthy are the parts of Kangana Ranaut as Shonali Gujral as the reigning Supermodel who Meghna dethrones, Mugdha Godse as Janet, the struggling yet wise model and friend of Meghna, Kitu Gidwani as Anisha Roy, the Owner of the modelling agency that makes the stars and also dances to the tune of Abhijit, Sameer Soni as Rahul Arora, the in the closet gay fashion designer who rises to fame, Arbaz Khan, as Abhijit Sarin the business tycoon who decides who will be king or queen of the fashion world and Arjan Bajwa as Manav who is a struggling model who helps Meghna when she is a struggling model too by sharing his apartment and companionship.

A must watch for all those who want to watch a sensible movie where you don't have to watch grown men and women dancing in the fields and singing around trees on mountain tops. The music is also blended in seamlessly into the movie.

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  1. wel its der on my watch list n wud surely c it most prob in d weekend...

    bt d best movie in recent weeks is "A WEDNESDAY"..... hope u didnt miss it, cuz its a MUST WATCH!! :)

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  2. Yes I have to catch that one. Will do next week sometime.

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  3. oh!! Good.... Got my weekend planed.... two movies to watch...

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