Mr. White Mr. Black

Movie: Mr. White Mr. Black
Cast: Sunil Shetty, Arshad Warsi, Sandhya Mridul, Upasna Singh, Vrajesh Hirjee, Tania Zaetta, Sharat Saxena, Mahima Mehta, Shravan, Ning, Anishka Khosla, Bobby Darling, Rashmi Nigam, Sadashiv Amrapurkar, Aashish Vidyarthi


Producer: Deepak Shivdasani, Bhola Malviya
Lyrics: Sameer
Cinematography: Thomas Xavier
Editing: Steven Bernard
Screenplay: Nishikant Kamat, Sanjeev Duggal
Story Writer: Shaktimaan
Director: Deepak Shivdasani
Rating:**

Short Movie Review: The film, attempted as a comedy, turns out to be a somewhat tragic experience for the unsuspecting viewers who walk in the cinema halls expecting some good laughs but walk out with their expressions suggesting they have endured some kind of torture.

Gopi (Sunil Shetty) a simpleton, arrives in Goa from Hoshiyarpur. His mission - to hand over an incredibly tiny piece of land to his childhood friend Kishen, which was his father's last wish.

Kishen (Arshad Warsi), now a conman, swindles people with a little help from his accomplice, Babu (Atul Kale), to earn enough money to educate his sibling Divya (Mahima Mehta) who's studying in London.

Who gets the diamonds? Does Gopi manage to take Kishen to Hoshiyarpur? And was the land just a meager piece of land or something more? The answers are out in black and white by the time you go through this hectic cinematic maze!

"If you are looking forward to an entertaining weekend, Mr. White Mr. Black is not the answer".

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Anamika - The Untold Story

Movie: Anamika
Cast: Minissha Lamba, Dino Morea, Koena Mitra, Gulshan Grover, Achint Kaur, Prithvi Zutshi, Vishwajeet Pradhan


Producer: Bhanwarlal Verma, Ramesh Shah
Lyrics: Sameer
Cinematography: Pushon Kriplani
Editing: Sanjib Datta
Art Direction: Gayatri Marwah
Story Writer: Anant Mahadevan, Anand Vardhan
Director: Anant Mahadevan
Rating:**

Short Review: The movie, starring Dino Morea , Minissha Lamba , Koena Mitra , Gulshan Grover and Achint Kaur, has a few deft strokes of a good thriller that are evenly divided throughout the course of the film to keep your interest from waning. But overall, the film fails to engross you because it lacks a credible, convincing development in the plot. The final unraveling does not hit you because you anticipate it well before the climax.

‘Anamika’ works only in patches. The film begins well but loses its steam mid-way. And the climax is a let down.

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