Re: A Wednesday.... Review

[Guest guest]

Wow Kishore, what a review, has got my curiosity going alright

Will definitely watch it. Thanks

Ravin '82

> A grey-haired, soft spoken Naseeruddin Shah, who looks like your

> everyday

> common man, but turns out to be a terrorist; Anupam Kher as a down to earth

> police commissioner with a little bit of a paunch; hard hitting cop Jimmy

> Shergill and an energetic sharp shooter cop Amir Bashir all together

> present

> you " A Wednesday! " Believe it or not, but this movie begins with the title:

> Friday pictures present - A Wednesday! That exclamation mark is necessary

> there.

>

> It's not your everyday movie. For one, it has no songs, but you don't miss

> them for a moment. It also has no heroine, unless you count the TV anchor,

> but that's also okay. The quiet and cool efficiency with which Naseeruddin

> plagues the Mumbai police with bomb threats through untraceable SIM cards

> and a laptop computer atop an under construction building, is simply

> chilling.

>

> The plot begins plainly enough. A terrorist has placed bombs at various

> places in Mumbai and wants the police to release four terrorists, who have

> been jailed. But the fun starts when the cat and mouse game begins, with a

> TV anchor joining in as an unwitting accomplice of the terrorist.

>

> Will the terrorists be released? Will the bombs explode? Will the man atop

> the building be captured? Why is he asking for the release of one terrorist

> whose bail is likely to be granted soon? The movie keeps you guessing from

> one stage to the other, until it deals you a wallop of a sting in the tail.

>

> There are a few flaws though. For one, even with such a breaking news story

> around, there's only one TV Channel - UTV news covering it. The anchor is

> also quite amateurish.

>

> Most of the other actors, though, have done a competent job, but Anupam and

> Naseer stand out for their superlatively natural enactments. There is an

> extremely well taken moment, when in the midst of the terrorist calls,

> Anupam receives a phone soliciting a credit card. Superb! Shots of Mumbai

> streets are well taken and give you the feel of a bustling metropolis.

>

> The film is short, but satisfies you with an apt ending. See it for a

> different sort of entertainment.

>

> Kishore Shah 1974

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Have seen the promos. With 2 stalwarts like Anupam Kher and N Shah it has to

be a treat.

Malini

From: mgims [mailto:mgims ] On Behalf Of Shah

Sent: 07 September 2008 16:58

To: mgims

Subject: A Wednesday.... Review

A grey-haired, soft spoken Naseeruddin Shah, who looks like your everyday

common man, but turns out to be a terrorist; Anupam Kher as a down to earth

police commissioner with a little bit of a paunch; hard hitting cop Jimmy

Shergill and an energetic sharp shooter cop Amir Bashir all together present

you " A Wednesday! " Believe it or not, but this movie begins with the title:

Friday pictures present - A Wednesday! That exclamation mark is necessary

there.

It's not your everyday movie. For one, it has no songs, but you don't miss

them for a moment. It also has no heroine, unless you count the TV anchor,

but that's also okay. The quiet and cool efficiency with which Naseeruddin

plagues the Mumbai police with bomb threats through untraceable SIM cards

and a laptop computer atop an under construction building, is simply

chilling.

The plot begins plainly enough. A terrorist has placed bombs at various

places in Mumbai and wants the police to release four terrorists, who have

been jailed. But the fun starts when the cat and mouse game begins, with a

TV anchor joining in as an unwitting accomplice of the terrorist.

Will the terrorists be released? Will the bombs explode? Will the man atop

the building be captured? Why is he asking for the release of one terrorist

whose bail is likely to be granted soon? The movie keeps you guessing from

one stage to the other, until it deals you a wallop of a sting in the tail.

There are a few flaws though. For one, even with such a breaking news story

around, there's only one TV Channel - UTV news covering it. The anchor is

also quite amateurish.

Most of the other actors, though, have done a competent job, but Anupam and

Naseer stand out for their superlatively natural enactments. There is an

extremely well taken moment, when in the midst of the terrorist calls,

Anupam receives a phone soliciting a credit card. Superb! Shots of Mumbai

streets are well taken and give you the feel of a bustling metropolis.

The film is short, but satisfies you with an apt ending. See it for a

different sort of entertainment.

Kishore Shah 1974

[Guest guest]

Thanks Ravin and Malini.

In case you want to watch it online:

Following link to watch online....

http://www.bhejafry.tv/awednesday.html

Kishore Shah 1974

A Wednesday.... Review

>

> A grey-haired, soft spoken Naseeruddin Shah, who looks like your everyday

> common man, but turns out to be a terrorist; Anupam Kher as a down to

> earth

> police commissioner with a little bit of a paunch; hard hitting cop Jimmy

> Shergill and an energetic sharp shooter cop Amir Bashir all together

> present

> you " A Wednesday! " Believe it or not, but this movie begins with the

> title:

> Friday pictures present - A Wednesday! That exclamation mark is necessary

> there.

>

> It's not your everyday movie. For one, it has no songs, but you don't miss

> them for a moment. It also has no heroine, unless you count the TV anchor,

> but that's also okay. The quiet and cool efficiency with which Naseeruddin

> plagues the Mumbai police with bomb threats through untraceable SIM cards

> and a laptop computer atop an under construction building, is simply

> chilling.

>

> The plot begins plainly enough. A terrorist has placed bombs at various

> places in Mumbai and wants the police to release four terrorists, who have

> been jailed. But the fun starts when the cat and mouse game begins, with a

> TV anchor joining in as an unwitting accomplice of the terrorist.

>

> Will the terrorists be released? Will the bombs explode? Will the man atop

> the building be captured? Why is he asking for the release of one

> terrorist

> whose bail is likely to be granted soon? The movie keeps you guessing from

> one stage to the other, until it deals you a wallop of a sting in the

> tail.

>

> There are a few flaws though. For one, even with such a breaking news

> story

> around, there's only one TV Channel - UTV news covering it. The anchor is

> also quite amateurish.

>

> Most of the other actors, though, have done a competent job, but Anupam

> and

> Naseer stand out for their superlatively natural enactments. There is an

> extremely well taken moment, when in the midst of the terrorist calls,

> Anupam receives a phone soliciting a credit card. Superb! Shots of Mumbai

> streets are well taken and give you the feel of a bustling metropolis.

>

> The film is short, but satisfies you with an apt ending. See it for a

> different sort of entertainment.

>

> Kishore Shah 1974

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

apt, concise and appealing review as usual

seema kapoor(pruthi)

> Wow Kishore, what a review, has got my curiosity going alright

> Will definitely watch it. Thanks

>

> Ravin '82

>

>

> On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 9:27 PM, Shah

<kshahsky@...<kshahsky%40gmail.com>>

> wrote:

>

> > A grey-haired, soft spoken Naseeruddin Shah, who looks like your

> > everyday

> > common man, but turns out to be a terrorist; Anupam Kher as a down to

> earth

> > police commissioner with a little bit of a paunch; hard hitting cop Jimmy

> > Shergill and an energetic sharp shooter cop Amir Bashir all together

> > present

> > you " A Wednesday! " Believe it or not, but this movie begins with the

> title:

> > Friday pictures present - A Wednesday! That exclamation mark is necessary

> > there.

> >

> > It's not your everyday movie. For one, it has no songs, but you don't

> miss

> > them for a moment. It also has no heroine, unless you count the TV

> anchor,

> > but that's also okay. The quiet and cool efficiency with which

> Naseeruddin

> > plagues the Mumbai police with bomb threats through untraceable SIM cards

> > and a laptop computer atop an under construction building, is simply

> > chilling.

> >

> > The plot begins plainly enough. A terrorist has placed bombs at various

> > places in Mumbai and wants the police to release four terrorists, who

> have

> > been jailed. But the fun starts when the cat and mouse game begins, with

> a

> > TV anchor joining in as an unwitting accomplice of the terrorist.

> >

> > Will the terrorists be released? Will the bombs explode? Will the man

> atop

> > the building be captured? Why is he asking for the release of one

> terrorist

> > whose bail is likely to be granted soon? The movie keeps you guessing

> from

> > one stage to the other, until it deals you a wallop of a sting in the

> tail.

> >

> > There are a few flaws though. For one, even with such a breaking news

> story

> > around, there's only one TV Channel - UTV news covering it. The anchor is

> > also quite amateurish.

> >

> > Most of the other actors, though, have done a competent job, but Anupam

> and

> > Naseer stand out for their superlatively natural enactments. There is an

> > extremely well taken moment, when in the midst of the terrorist calls,

> > Anupam receives a phone soliciting a credit card. Superb! Shots of Mumbai

> > streets are well taken and give you the feel of a bustling metropolis.

> >

> > The film is short, but satisfies you with an apt ending. See it for a

> > different sort of entertainment.

> >

> > Kishore Shah 1974

> >

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Seema for the superlatives.

Kishore Shah 1974

Re: A Wednesday.... Review

> apt, concise and appealing review as usual

> seema kapoor(pruthi)

>

[Guest guest]

Real nice reView boss, I enjoyed review more than movie because all the

time i was tensed up.. anticipating blood splattered bodies while watching

movie.and what a relief....Boss tussi kya all rounder

ho?doctar,humourist,journalist,.....Mohini khare,77 batch

2008/9/8 Shah

> Thanks Seema for the superlatives.

>

> Kishore Shah 1974

>

> Re: A Wednesday.... Review

>

> > apt, concise and appealing review as usual

> > seema kapoor(pruthi)

> >

>

>

>

--

Dr. Vishwa Mohini Sinha,

Vatsalya,

1/242,

Viram Khand,

Gomtinagar,

LUCKNOW 226010 U.P. INDIA

Phone: 91 522 2303681 / 2398672

[Guest guest]

Dear Mohini,

Yes, I am gradually becoming an all rounder... that is in shape!! Fixed

deposit in my case means 'cholesterol'.... Ha! Ha!... all Fixed deposits in

'growth' or 'cumulative' option.

Kishore Shah 1974

Re: A Wednesday.... Review

>>

>> > apt, concise and appealing review as usual

>> > seema kapoor(pruthi)

>> >

>>

>>

>>

>

>

>

> --

> Dr. Vishwa Mohini Sinha,

> Vatsalya,

> 1/242,

> Viram Khand,

> Gomtinagar,

> LUCKNOW 226010 U.P. INDIA

> Phone: 91 522 2303681 / 2398672

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I need Dr Suchitra Pandit's e-mail id. Help please.

Malini

From: mgims [mailto:mgims ] On Behalf Of Shah

Sent: 08 September 2008 09:19

To: mgims

Subject: Re: A Wednesday.... Review

Thanks Ravin and Malini.

In case you want to watch it online:

Following link to watch online....

http://www.bhejafry.tv/awednesday.html

Kishore Shah 1974

A Wednesday.... Review

>

> A grey-haired, soft spoken Naseeruddin Shah, who looks like your everyday

> common man, but turns out to be a terrorist; Anupam Kher as a down to

> earth

> police commissioner with a little bit of a paunch; hard hitting cop Jimmy

> Shergill and an energetic sharp shooter cop Amir Bashir all together

> present

> you " A Wednesday! " Believe it or not, but this movie begins with the

> title:

> Friday pictures present - A Wednesday! That exclamation mark is necessary

> there.

>

> It's not your everyday movie. For one, it has no songs, but you don't miss

> them for a moment. It also has no heroine, unless you count the TV anchor,

> but that's also okay. The quiet and cool efficiency with which Naseeruddin

> plagues the Mumbai police with bomb threats through untraceable SIM cards

> and a laptop computer atop an under construction building, is simply

> chilling.

>

> The plot begins plainly enough. A terrorist has placed bombs at various

> places in Mumbai and wants the police to release four terrorists, who have

> been jailed. But the fun starts when the cat and mouse game begins, with a

> TV anchor joining in as an unwitting accomplice of the terrorist.

>

> Will the terrorists be released? Will the bombs explode? Will the man atop

> the building be captured? Why is he asking for the release of one

> terrorist

> whose bail is likely to be granted soon? The movie keeps you guessing from

> one stage to the other, until it deals you a wallop of a sting in the

> tail.

>

> There are a few flaws though. For one, even with such a breaking news

> story

> around, there's only one TV Channel - UTV news covering it. The anchor is

> also quite amateurish.

>

> Most of the other actors, though, have done a competent job, but Anupam

> and

> Naseer stand out for their superlatively natural enactments. There is an

> extremely well taken moment, when in the midst of the terrorist calls,

> Anupam receives a phone soliciting a credit card. Superb! Shots of Mumbai

> streets are well taken and give you the feel of a bustling metropolis.

>

> The film is short, but satisfies you with an apt ending. See it for a

> different sort of entertainment.

>

> Kishore Shah 1974

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanx.

Malini

From: mgims [mailto:mgims ] On Behalf Of

Mukund Karambelkar

Sent: 12 September 2008 02:23

To: mgims

Subject: Re: A Wednesday.... Review

drsuchitrapandit@... <mailto:drsuchitrapandit%40gmail.com>

suchipan@... <mailto:suchipan%40rediffmail.com>

On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 11:40 PM, lp k <lakora@...

<mailto:lakora%40talktalk.net> > wrote:

> I need Dr Suchitra Pandit's e-mail id. Help please.

> Malini

>

> From: mgims <mailto:mgims%40yahoogroups.com>

<mgims%40yahoogroups.com> [mailto:

> mgims <mailto:mgims%40yahoogroups.com>

<mgims%40yahoogroups.com>] On Behalf Of Shah

> Sent: 08 September 2008 09:19

> To: mgims <mailto:mgims%40yahoogroups.com>

<mgims%40yahoogroups.com>

> Subject: Re: A Wednesday.... Review

>

> Thanks Ravin and Malini.

>

> In case you want to watch it online:

>

> Following link to watch online....

> http://www.bhejafry.tv/awednesday.html

>

> Kishore Shah 1974

>

> A Wednesday.... Review

> >

> > A grey-haired, soft spoken Naseeruddin Shah, who looks like your

everyday

> > common man, but turns out to be a terrorist; Anupam Kher as a down to

> > earth

> > police commissioner with a little bit of a paunch; hard hitting cop

Jimmy

> > Shergill and an energetic sharp shooter cop Amir Bashir all together

> > present

> > you " A Wednesday! " Believe it or not, but this movie begins with the

> > title:

> > Friday pictures present - A Wednesday! That exclamation mark is

necessary

> > there.

> >

> > It's not your everyday movie. For one, it has no songs, but you don't

> miss

> > them for a moment. It also has no heroine, unless you count the TV

> anchor,

> > but that's also okay. The quiet and cool efficiency with which

> Naseeruddin

> > plagues the Mumbai police with bomb threats through untraceable SIM

cards

> > and a laptop computer atop an under construction building, is simply

> > chilling.

> >

> > The plot begins plainly enough. A terrorist has placed bombs at various

> > places in Mumbai and wants the police to release four terrorists, who

> have

> > been jailed. But the fun starts when the cat and mouse game begins, with

> a

> > TV anchor joining in as an unwitting accomplice of the terrorist.

> >

> > Will the terrorists be released? Will the bombs explode? Will the man

> atop

> > the building be captured? Why is he asking for the release of one

> > terrorist

> > whose bail is likely to be granted soon? The movie keeps you guessing

> from

> > one stage to the other, until it deals you a wallop of a sting in the

> > tail.

> >

> > There are a few flaws though. For one, even with such a breaking news

> > story

> > around, there's only one TV Channel - UTV news covering it. The anchor

is

> > also quite amateurish.

> >

> > Most of the other actors, though, have done a competent job, but Anupam

> > and

> > Naseer stand out for their superlatively natural enactments. There is an

> > extremely well taken moment, when in the midst of the terrorist calls,

> > Anupam receives a phone soliciting a credit card. Superb! Shots of

Mumbai

> > streets are well taken and give you the feel of a bustling metropolis.

> >

> > The film is short, but satisfies you with an apt ending. See it for a

> > different sort of entertainment.

> >

> > Kishore Shah 1974

> >

> >

> >

> >