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Chocolate - 2005 [DVD] |
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Not Rated |
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2005 |
| Playtime : |
150 Minutes |
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Hindi |
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Suspense |
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| Christmas Eve, London. While the snow-clad city gets ready to celebrate the festival of peace and joy, a series of bizarre incidents shatter the Christmas calm. A couple of luckless Indians find themselves hauled by the London police and made scapegoats. OR are they? Chocolate unfolds a web of sinister plots, slowly unearthing true and mystifying personalities of seven individuals. Seven high-strung,distinctive people who¹ve chosen to remain in a foreign land hoping to make or break their lives. Even as the dust settles and the truth slowly unravels, one thing remains clear sometimes it¹s best not to ask too many questions. |
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| Member Reviews |
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| 2 members reviews for this DVD |
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Awesome movie  |
Harjit Singh |
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| I think the movie was directed in a very nive way. It was veru slick. Irafaan is good. This movie is a copy of an english movie Ususal Suspects but apart from that it's a nice watch. Anil Kapoor overacts in some places. |
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| nice story |
AK |
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| Director Vivek Agnihotri knows the power of technique and there’s no denying that CHOCOLATE is a refined product. The execution of a few sequences deserves good marks, but Agnihotri is saddled by a script that the average Indian cinegoer wouldn’t comprehend at all.Suniel Shetty puts in a sincere effort. Arshad Warsi and Emraan Hashmi, competent actors both, are sidelined completely. Sushma Reddy is cute, but doesn’t have much to do. |
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