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May 27, 2011

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Jun 3, 2011           A Strange Love Story            Ready Jun 10, 2011           Cycle Kick            Love Express Jun 17, 2011           Always Kabhi Kabhi            Bheja Fry 2            Bhindi Baazaar Inc            Chitkabrey - The Shades Of Grey            My Husband'S Wife Jun 24, 2011           Bol            Double Dhamaal Jul 1, 2011           Bbuddah...Hoga Terra Baap            Delhi Belly Jul 8, 2011           Bin Bulaye Baarati            Chillar Party            Murder 2 Jul 15, 2011           Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara Jul 22, 2011           Mausam            Singham Jul 29, 2011           Kahaani            Khap Aug 12, 2011           Aarakshan            Mujhse Fraaandship Karoge            Soundtrack Aug 31, 2011           Bodyguard August 2011           Happi            My Friend Pinto            Rascals Sep 9, 2011           Mere Brother Ki Dulhan            Rockstar Oct 26, 2011           Ra.One Nov 18, 2011           Desi Boyz November 2011           The Dirty Picture Dec 9, 2011           Agent Vinod            Ladies V/S Ricky Bahl December 2012           Dhoom 3

Check out: Emraan and Jacqueline shooting Murder- 2 in Goa

The last instalment of the film Murder set pulses racing with the steamy scenes between the lead pair Mallika Sherawat and Emraan Hashmi. Well, the sequel to the film Murder 2 is all set to beat the record with Jacqueline Fernandez (who replaces Mallika) going all out for the film.

Just recently, Jacqueline and Emraan were shooting in Goa for Murder 2, and could not resist shopping from the local flea markets. Apparently every time Mohit Suri would call 'cut', Jacqueline would make a bee line to the nearest market to pick up stuff. 

Its also heard dat Murder 2 will also future the story of a serial killer in addition to the already talked about racy scenes between the new leading lady Jacqueline and Emraan. The film which is currently in the post production stages was shot in Goa around the Christmas and New Year, as they are the peak tourism season. 

The serial killer in the film whose identity is being carefully guarded is said to be based on some real life facts like the Nithari killings in Noida and the gruesome deaths that happened in Goa not too long ago. 

Now this is one thriller to look forward to.

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Film	Cast	Plusses	Minusses	Verdict
Ragini Mms	Raj Kumar Yadav, Kainaz Motivala	Amalgamates components of horror, paranormal and sex seamlessly	Slackens slightly in the post-interval portions	Picked up dramatically from Friday evening onwards and maintained the momentum all through the weekend
Haunted - 3D	Mahaakshay, Tia Bajpai, Achint Kaur, Arif Zakaria, Sanjay Sharma, Prachee	Vikram Bhatt merges the deadly combo of horror with 3D effectively	A bit lengthy; second hour should'be been shorter	Maintained very well in its second weekend, despite flow of new releases. Collected approx Rs 3.54 cr from Friday to Sunday [second weekend]. Breakup:- Fri 92 lacs, Sat 1.22 cr, Sun 1.40 cr. Total so far: Rs 18.2 cr nett. Excellent
Stanley Ka Dabba	Partho, Divya Dutta, Divya Jagdale, Aditya Lakhia, Raj Zutshi, Rahul Singh, Amole Gupte	Amole Gupte deserves distinction marks for turning a superb script into a superb film	Writing could've been sharper in the post-interval portions	Had a slow start, but picked up with each passing day. The Saturday numbers were almost double of Friday, while the Sunday numbers were triple of Friday and double of Saturday. Breakup:- Fri 25 lacs, Sat 48 lacs, Sun 75 lacs. Total: Rs 1.48 cr nett
Shagird	Nana Patekar, Zakir Hussain, Mohit Ahlawat, Anurag Kashyap, Rimmi Sen, Vishwajeet Pradhan, Khan Jahangir Khan	Super-smart screenplay with top notch performances	Slackens in its second hour	Had a disappointing opening weekend. Collected approx Rs 1.22 cr in its first three days. Breakup:- Fri 34 lacs, Sat 42 lacs, Sun 46 lacs
Love U… Mr Kalakaar!	Tusshar, Amrita Rao, Ram Kapoor, Madhoo, Prem Chopra, Jai Kalra, Kiran Kumar, Snigdha Akolkar, Prashant Ranyal, Yateen Karyekar	Difficult to find	Too old-fashioned	Extremely poor opening weekend

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Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji movie about  three men... Naren (Ajay Devgn), Milind (Omi Vaidya) and Abhay (Emraan Hashmi) and their encounters with love!

Naren, who works in a multinational bank as a manager, meets an impulsive, vivacious girl called June(Shazahn Padamsee), to whom he's attracted and changes his look entirely!

Milind works in a matrimonial website and is searching for true love. He meets his dream girl in the form of Gungun(Shraddha Das), a radio jockey wanting to be a famous actress!

Abby is a Casanova whose life revolves around women! Not being qualified enough, he works as a trainer in a gym to make ends meet!

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Director:   Madhur Bhandarkar

Producer:   Madhur Bhandarkar,  Kumar Mangat

Music Director:   Pritam Chakraborty

Lyricst: Neelesh Misra,  Kumaar,  Sanjay Chhel,  Sayeed Qadri

Singers  

Mohit Chauhan

Sonu Nigam

Kunal Ganjawala

Antara Mitra

Naresh Iyer

Shefali Alvaris

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CROOK-STAR TALK...

"Quotes"

Mahesh Bhatt: "CROOK- 'It's good to be bad' both entertains and enlightens the viewer. It takes an unflinching look at the burning issue of racism which has devastated the life of thousands of young Indians, who go to Australia in search of a better life putting not only all their money but even their lives at stake. The film also locks horns with our own inner demons."

Mukesh Bhatt: "Seldom in life do you have the good fortune to hold your head high with pride after watching the first cut of one's own movie. Crook is one such film from our production house which makes one proud. The film manages to do what most films aspire to do but seldom succeed. Mohit Suri has shown the complex truth of Racism in Australia in a very entertaining way."

Mohit Suri: "Ever since pre independence, Indians have always felt racially discriminated by the so-called "superior white race", wherever they lived in the world, even in our own country. However, this has never affected the illegal immigration of our youth into foreign countries. UAE, United Kingdom, USA, Canada and now Australia are just some of the aspirational destinations for our youth, who are unable to face poverty and unemployment in their own country and are lured by the promise of a comfortable lifestyle in these developed countries.

As the news flashed 'over 20 incidents of curry bashing have taken place in Sydney and Melbourne in the past 30 days', I found myself standing outside a 24-hour convenient store in the Sunshine District of Melbourne city in search of a story. Inside the very same store one of the most brutal racist attacks had taken place just a few months back. The events as told to me were horrifying, about how an Indian was brutally beaten up only because of his color and religion. Outraged and humiliated I felt the need to voice this as a filmmaker. However, as I left the store my eyes fell upon an advertisement on the store window, which said "accommodation available for Indian students - for Gujrati boys only".

That advertisement ignited the germ of "Crook". It made me realize that racism and all other social evils are a part of every human heart, irrespective of his class, creed, color or sex. Good and bad, god and evil lie within us. It's our choice to decide is it good to be bad in today's world or does it pay to be good?"

Emraan Hashmi: "Strong characters may carry a weak plot, but weak characters cannot be hidden by strong plot. My character in Crook is one of the best characters we have created in recent times. I am sure my character in Crook will reach into the collective heart and pluck the heartstrings of people of every generation."

Neha Sharma: "I am very happy to make my debut with CROOK. I extend my deepest gratitude to Mukesh Ji and Mahesh Ji, who believed in me and gave me this wonderful opportunity. I liked playing Suhani, my character in the film, as she is very close to the real Neha. It was sheer pleasure working with Mohit as he is a wonderful story teller and ofcourse Emraan Hashmi, who has been such a great co-star.

Arjan Bajwa: "Crook is a very bold attempt on showing the plight and the situation of victims and catalyst in racist situations, well crafted and knitted by the ace director Mohit Suri. I feel honored to have worked with Bhatt Sahab and Mukesh Ji. What I play in the film is a very hot headed aggressive Indian guy living abroad with multiple personalities. It will be quiet a shocker and surprisingly different from what people saw me in Fashion."

CROOK

Crook – It’s Good To Be Bad is an upcoming Hindi thriller film starring Emraan Hashmi and Neha Sharma in lead roles. Directed by Mohit Suri, the film is based on the racial attacks on Indians in Australia. The music has been composed by Pritam which was released on 6 September and the film would be releasing on 8 October, 2010.

t's turning out to be more bad than good for Emraan Hashmi starrerCrook: It's Good To Be Bad. On Wednesday, the cast and crew of the film were forced to return from Australia to India two days before end of schedule. Reason? Australian City Council denied the film any further permission to shoot and despite repeated requests, didn't budge from their stand. While this definitely meant loss of productive days for the team of Crook, it also left a bad taste in the mouth for everyone involved.
PEOPLE SAYS 

Says a senior unit member who accompanied Emraan, Mohit (Suri) and others on their way back home, "It was very disheartening for all of us to come back without completing the shoot of Crook. The idea was to wrap it up all and then come back to India mainly for post production and other patch work, if required. However, we were stopped from shooting which threw a spanner in our plans."

While the reason behind the denial of permission is not yet known, the fact remains that Crook is seeing its fair share of trouble and controversies right through its making.

Since it is a known fact that the film touches upon the topical issue of racial discrimination against India in Australia, one can expect some heated debates around the time when Crook would be ready for release. Also, even as the crew members were aspiring to complete the shoot in record time, an unfortunate accident on the sets a few days back resulted in broken camera equipment and a close shave for Emraan.

When contacted, Emraan Hashmi too sounded disappointed with the turn of events. "Yes, I am back in town. We were thrilled about finishing the shoot of Crook in Australia itself but it is so unfortunate that we couldn't do that", he says.

Adds the unit member, "Well, our worry now is around completing the pending portions of the film now. It has been a straight loss of two days of shooting. Though procuring dates from all involved may not be that tough, we may have to change certain sequences in the film. Reason being that there is no intention of going back to Australia which means that the scenes, which were originally written for that part of the world, may have to go through some changes. Now we would have to hunt for some indoor locations within Mumbai to finish the shoot."

A Bhatt production, Crook marks the debut of Neha Sharma and also stars Arjan Bajwa. With music by Pritam, the film is aiming for a release in September/October timeframe. 

 

Neha Sharma   Not Kiss the Indian beauty. Emraan Hashmi won't kiss his co-star Neha Sharma in his next film. The 'privilege' will go to an Australian chick. Mohit Suri's film Crook: It's Good To Be Bad on racial attacks on Indian students in Australia will star four Australian actors, one of them would be a girl that the Indian hero (Emraan Hashmi) will fall in love with in Australia.For her Hindi debut in Mohit Suri's film, Neha will be seen speaking in a smattering of Hindi and English. "And it's not even proper English. It's Australian -English. Neha plays a girl born and brought up in Australia. She plays a student who tries to mend the cultural gap between Indians and Australians."