Banish The Blues: Bollywood Style
Well, 2009 is finally upon us, and a lot of us are feeling the New Years Blues - its dark, its cold. Bills are coming in and on top of it everyone is fully aware of how tough its going to be with the repercussions of last years credit crunch.
Well, we thought, as in the Great Depression of the Thirties, when Hollywood led the way with its great and glorious all round escapist entertainment movies, we' d look ahead at what the worlds largest film industry - Bollywood, has to offer in 2009, which will hopefully banish some of our blues and uplift our spirits in its all singing, all dancing, all star entertainers.
Here are some of our movies to look forward to:
Chandni Chowk To
Rohan Sippy combines with Warners for this Akshay/Deepika martial arts rom com.
Raaz - The Mystery Continues
Emraan and Kangana in this "sequel" which looks at the paranormal.
Luck By Chance
Zoya Akhtar's look at Bollywood - stars galore-you name it they are in it - Hritihik, Konkona, Rishi, Dimple,Juhi,and brother Farhan
Victory
Harman Baweja - will this sports inspired flick become the next Chak De India
Billu Barber
SRK's home production - Irfaan plays the barber, Lara Dutta his wife, and SRK as the movie star on a shoot.
Delhi-6
Abhishek and Sonam; Will they become the new hot star couple?
Kambakth Ishq
Akshay as a stuntman in
Paathshala
Shahid and Ayesha Takia - will Shahid recreate the magic of Jab We Met?
Banda Yeh Bindaas Hai
Govinda, Lara Dutta and Tabu. Govinda in another laughathon?
Aladin
The Big B as the genie, Ritesh as Aladin and Juhi. special effects galore.
Ajab Prem KI Ghazab Kahani
Ranbir and Katrina ...an unusual combination?
My Name is Khan
Karan directs the magical combination of SRK and Kajol.
This is just a small selection BUT dont worry there will be tonnes more and we will keep you updated with everything Bollytastic and all the latest star shenanigans on the show.
Let us know what ones you guys are looking forward to.
Love Us, Love Bollywood
Raj&Pablo xx
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