Wednesday, 8 July 2009

bollyfilm new york



the film New york

After the end so long in a provide blockbuster Bollywood. New York Kabir mine, whose last film express Kabul simultaneously, harassed and happy to its viewers had informed is guided

If it is a mainstream Bollywood film, New York even to entertain understanding for management was a rare achievement. set a post in the background of 9/11 us, film maya Indian origin and his lover, katrinaKaif played by the story of two young muslim boys. in contact with this three College and after 11 September 2001 is that the world and his life has not been changed a date

many years, we John character of the air, a super Athletics wise and American boys, Maya and marriage is also find out a child. Usman, indigo Nitin Mukesh has played, under the interrogation of FBI. samir seems now a terrorist sleeper doubt on New York city in runs cell. Usman cover their FBI as agents for the plant of terrorist network exposed want to. This film and conspiracy theory Arlington no relation between the road. infinitely better if anything New York

quite clearly to these career Central for artists roles are defined. because he was a little wonder you with such serious demonstration not very best actor in this world, and are I would like to say. surprising Irrfan mines with course. He said that you Al Pacino, no less affects memory of FBI with plays a spasm

years of persecution on film shows how Muslims after 9-11 was real, even if thereafter on persecution complex was an exaggeration. It's Aa' Aa subject parent fairly balanced view that is easy to get rhetorical about. And we still watch on masala Aa story and drama unfold with all that you'd associate with commercial cinema. York on many kind of cinema is that takes Bollywood forward. it is one of those rare Also where films on picture is so much better than Aa fairly promo misleading.

newyork



Cast: John Abraham, Katrina Kaif, Neil Nitin Mukesh and Irrfan Khan

Director: Kabir Khan

Producer: Yash Raj Films





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