Padmasree Bharath Doctor Saroj Kumar cannot exactly be called a sequel; it just borrows a character from a much appreciated film and places him in a satirical scenario. The plot therefore tapers away to a zero progressively, and if you were hoping for the 'Udayananu Thaaram' magic to rework again, you are bound to be dejected.
Saroj Kumar, we are told hasn't learned his lessons, and with Udayabhanu out of the picture, is back to his wily old ways again. He is a Megastar as of now, though his films have been flopping left, right and center. He has even got married to Neelima (Mamta Mohandas) and is a multi millionaire.
The film does start off brilliantly with a film producer Babykuttan (Mukesh) commenting on a talk show on television about the commercial prospects of remaking films in the Malayalam film industry. He talks of a recent remake that had had drawn in huge crowds at the theatres, and gauges the probable reasons.
Along comes Saroj Kumar, and the Megastar is shown a bashing up thugs thrice his size with ease. He even lights up a cigarette with the tip of his fingers. And once the fight is done, limps back home with a back sprain.
Its then that one starts feeling an uncanny resemblance to one actor or the other whom we are a bit too familiar with. Though the similarities are bound to be coincidental, its not every day that an actor is honored with a lieutenant colonel post in the industry. So when Saroj Kumar starts vying for the much coveted and respected post, we twitch our eye brows in disbelief.
After a miserable performance at the army practice grounds, Saroj Kumar is in for further nasty surprises, when the Income Tax officials come knocking on his doors. At their discovering bull horns, implores them to declare that they had unearthed elephant tusks from the Megastar's place.
Thus with too many coincidental resemblances in tact, Saroj Kumar eventually does make a gross mockery of an actor whom we had always loved and revered. Perhaps there are additional allusions to other stars as well, but while these seem to be causal references, the rest of it appears focused on the physical features, films and achievements of one actor in particular.
All said and done, the few genuine moments of hilarity that Saroj Kumar offers are restricted to the first half. And its when the film and Saroj become obsessed with deliberate attempts to poke fun at some individuals that we lose interest in this film, and start questioning its very purpose.
Saroj zooms his spoof lens on middle aged actors and sees the jealousy and distrust, the warring factions and organizations busy with bans, the masks and the facades. In fact, he sees almost everything, except the scenarists past their prime, who have been suffering from a writer's block for years now. And one only has to see how Padmasree Bharath Doctor Saroj Kumar ends, to realize the bitter truth that things are easily said than done.
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- Directed by Kumar Nanda
- Produced by K S Chandran
- Sam Varghese
- Written by Swathi Bhasker
- Starring Anoop Menon
- Sonal Devaraj
- Music by Raveendran
- Ratheesh Vegha
- Cinematography Sivakumar
- Editing by Prejish Prakash
- Release date(s) February 10, 2012
- Country India
- Language Malayalam
"22 Female Kottayam malayalam"
- Directed by Aashiq Abu
- Produced by O.GEE.Sunil
- Written by Abhilash Kumar
- Shyam Pushkaran
- Starring Fahad Fazil
- Rima Kallingal
- Music by Rex Vijayan
- Bijibal
- Cinematography Shyju Khalid
- Editing by Vivek Harshan
- Studio FILM Brewery (P)Ltd.
- Release date(s) March 18, 2012[1]
- Country India
- Language Malayalam
- Budget INR2.5 crores
22 Female Kottayam has already buzz in Malayalam film industry as Aashiq Abu has already announced Idukki Gold and The Gangster.[2] The film is expected to follow the success story of Salt N' Pepper.
Grand Master Malayalam movie online and free download(2012)-Review
- Directed by B. Unnikrishnan
- Produced by Ronnie Screwvala
- Written by B. Unnikrishnan
- Starring Mohanlal
- Priyamani
- Roma Asrani
- Narain
- Jagathy Sreekumar
- Music by Deepak Dev
- Cinematography Vijay Ulakanath
- Editing by Manoj
- Studio UTV Motion Pictures
- Distributed by Maxlab Entertainments
- Release date(s) April 2012
- Country India
- Language Malayalam
After the film Madampi, Mohanlal and director B. Unnikrishnan joins again in this film, written and directed by B. Unnikrishnan. Mohanlal will play a Police Officer with different mannerisms. It is reported by the producer that its theme is very fresh and racy with lots of variety situations. This will be the first production venture of bollywood production company UTV Motion Pictures. Shooting starts from December 2011. It will be released in April 2012. Priyamani essays the female lead character. Priyamani, who has some acclaimed Malayalam films under her belt, expressed her desire to feature in a film alongside Mohanlal.Priya is chosen to play an important role in Mohanlal's latest film Grandmaster, which is being produced by a big production house. "This is an important role, but, from the looks of it, will not pair her romantically opposite him. Yet, she will be seen in many scenes opposite Mohanlal," says a source. This crime thriller will have Priya in the role of a lawyer who enters the plot at an important juncture. "This is going to be a role that requires someone who can set the screen on fire. So, the makers felt that she would be a good bet, considering her previous releases in Mollywood," says the source. Priya, who is currently shuttling between Kannada and Telugu film sets, confirms, "Yes, I have been offered the role and I've signed it. This will be my first film opposite Mohanlal."
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- Directed by Shakun Batra
- Produced by Karan Johar
- Hiroo Yash Johar
- Ronnie Screwvala
- Screenplay by Ayesha Devitre
- Shakun Batra
- Story by Ayesha Devitre
- Shakun Batra
- Starring Imran Khan
- Kareena Kapoor
- Boman Irani
- Ram Kapoor
- Ratna Pathak Shah
- Music by Amit Trivedi
- Cinematography David Mac Donald
- Editing by Asif Ali Shaikh
- Distributed by UTV Motion Pictures
- Dharma Productions
- Release date(s) 10 February 2012
- Country India
- Language Hindi