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Kismat Konnection - 2008 [DVD] |
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2008 |
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155 Minutes |
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Hindi |
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| In college Raj Malhotra (Shahid Kapur) was numero uno. In academics, sports, dramatics and touted as the next cover of Time magazine. But four years after winning the best-student-of-the-year trophy from his architectural college, he's wondering why a brilliant architect like him, with designs to set the Canadian landscape on fire, is still struggling to find that One Big Chance to showcase his mettle. It's almost as though some negative kismat is following him around because whenever something good is about to happen, it seems doomed to fail. Why else would his alarm refuse to ring, his shower stop midway, his car refuse to start, just when he's in a tearing hurry to reach a crucial meeting on time? The end result is the same? The deal is dead or the client is dead! Desperate to fight this cussed kismat that's hell bent on playing such mean tricks on him, Raj meets a quirky oracle, Hasina Bano Jaan (Juhi Chawla). She tells him that soon his stars will change his stars and make everything work in his favour; but for all this to happen, Raj has first to find his lucky charm and never let go of it. But she tells him no more, leaving Raj mystified, trying to figure out what this charm could be. Suddenly his life seems to be on the right track. He's managed to impress top builder Sanjeev Gill (Om Puri), into giving him a prestigious project? Priya is a tough-talking, tough-decision taking girl with a heart of gold. She is an idealist who is intent on making the world a better, more humane place and is quite willing to fight a lone battle for it. She is a doer who believes in action. Life for her is clearly colored in blacks and whites. Shades of grey have no role for her. She will give her all to her causes, her people and her love and expect nothing less in return. Raj even succeeds in persuading pretty Priya (Vidya Balan) that he's the Messiah who can save her beloved Community Center from destruction? And also opened her eyes to her philandering fiancé (Amit Verma). Raj even manages to thwart the evil designs of old-college-foe-turned-deadly-professional- enemy Dave Kataria (Manoj Bohra)? Does this mean that Raj has unwittingly discovered his lucky charm? Has lady luck finally decided to smile on him? Where will his new found kismet ultimately lead Raj? To the height of love or pinnacle of success? Only Kismat Konnection can tell? |
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| 3 members reviews for this DVD |
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| Story idea was good but direction /presenttion is quite mediocre. I dont understand when they show a film based in foreign country then why everybody from their employers to friends to astrologer to business rivals all happen to be Indian? |
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Accidents, Coincidences, and Kismat  |
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| The story is interesting. The plot revolving around "fate," kismat, and/or predestination makes for a good premise for a love story, but it is not particularly well done. By no means a bad film, but not a particularly great one either. At just over two hours and a half hours it is a tad long, but not as long as a Gowiker film. If you like Masala and have two and a half hours, it is a decent time pass. Give it a try. |
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| The movie did not hold my interest for a single second. The movie has a plot but it all seems so over the top. As much as I like Shahid and Vidya - they are both quite annoying in this movie and definitely do not share any chemistry. |
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