MOVIE REVIEW: Aamras (2009)

September 12th, 2009 Ruslaan: Nothing new! Rating: 1 out of 5 Starring: Raajveer, Meghaa Chatterjee, Asrani, Shahbaaz Khan, Ganesh Yadav, S.M. Zaheer and Smita Jaykar

 Director: Mohan C.

September 12th, 2009 As predicted earlier, Baabarr has proved itself to be a figure among ciphers, considering the fate of other films that released on Friday. Although Baabarr has not got a great opening in multiplexes; but it is doing pretty well on the single screens, especially in North India.

September 12th, 2009 Film: "Aamras"; Cast: Vega, Natasha, Maanvi, Aanchal, Sunil Sinha, Zarina Wahab, Reema Lagoo; Director: Rupali Guha; Rating: **1/2 "Aamras" is a coming-of-age comedy about four 18-going-on-adulthood girls. Pari (Natasha) is the upper class snob who often funds the fun ideas of her middle class best-friend Jiya (Vega).

September 11th, 2009 Vaada raha…I promise: Fails to Keep its Promise! Rating: 2 out of 5 Starring: Bobby Deol, Kangana Ranaut, Mohnish Behl, Dwij Yadav and Sharat Saxena
 Director: Samir Karnik Vaada raha…I promise is a beautiful story, but impact less. Courtesy poor direction and screenplay.

September 11th, 2009 By Subhash K Jha The Chak De casting director Abhimanyu Ray was debutant director Rupali Guha’s savior. After Rupali saw the way the new girls had been cast in Chak De she gathered the courage to make her first film Aamras with four new girls.

September 11th, 2009 MUMBAI - Rupali Guha, daughter of illustrious filmmaker Basu Chatterjee, took inspiration from Shimit Amin to work with newcomers in her just released directorial debut "Aamras". After Rupali saw the way the new girls had been cast in 2007 hit flick "Chak De! India", she gathered the courage to make "Aamras" with four new girls - Vega Tamotia, Natasha Bhardwaj, Manvi Gagroo and Aanchal Sabharwal.

September 10th, 2009 There has been a deluge of films released in the last weeks, but none could prove their mettle and emerge as a winner. Quick Gun Murugan, Chintuji and Daddy Cool stood out, because of no alternative options.

September 8th, 2009 Anchal Sabharwal of Bhaskar Bharti fame on TV will now sizzle on silver screen. She is making her debut with Rupali Guha’s Aamras and speaks on the same in an interview.

September 5th, 2009 REVIEW: Fox (2009) Fox: Falls apart Rating: 2 out of 5 Cast: Sunny Deol, Arjun Rampal, Sagarika Ghatge, Udita Goswami, Vipul Gupta and Ravi Gossain Director: Deepak Tijori Duration: 2 Minutes and 34 Seconds Churning out a suspense thriller is not everyone’s cup of tea. Director Deepak Tijori is a recent example.

September 4th, 2009 Aagey Se Right: Not funny Cast: Shreyas Talpade, Kay Kay Menon, Shehnaz Treasurywala, Bharti Achrekar, Vijay Maury, Mahi Gill, Shiv Pandit, Shruti Seth. Rakesh Bedi Director: Indrajit Nattoji Duration: 2 hours Aagey Se Right lacks big time to survive in the midst of giants around it.

August 28th, 2009 Toss: All style no substance Rating: 1 out of 5* Starring: Ashmit Patel, Prashant Raj, Ranvijay Singh, Aarti Chabbria, Madhurima Bannerjee, Shruti Gera, Rajpal Yadav, Sushant Singh and Mahesh Manjrekar Director: Ramesh Khatkar Toss narrates the tale of a group of friends who on their way back from vacation luckily find a big booty. They decide to divide the amount equally amongst themselves and go their own ways.

August 20th, 2009 Daughter of Basu Chatterjee, and a well-known producer of the small screen- Rupali Guha has stepped into big screen. She will be making her directorial debut with Aamras with four newcomers (girls) stepping into acting.

August 12th, 2009 Producer- Sunil Doshi Director- Rupali guha CAST Jiya- Vega Pari- Ntasha Rakhi- Maanvi Sanya- Aanchal Johnny- Ajay Singh Choudhury Rekha Teacher- Zarina Wahab Indumati Madam- Reema Jiya's Aai- Sukanya Kulkarni Jiya's Aaka- Shubhi Rakhi's Father- Vikram Kapadia Rakhi's Mother- Usha Bachchani Pari's father- Bharat Kapadia Pari's Mother- Sonali Sachdev Sanya's Mother- Meher Principal- Sunil Sinha Mr.Sharma- Manoj Pawa Produced by Sunil Doshi of Behja Fry fame, Directed by Rupali Guha, Daughter of veteran filmmaker Basu Chatterjee, Aamras is a coming of age youth film about friendship among four young 17-18 year old urban schoolgirls- Jiya, Pari, Rakhi and Sanya. All four are very close and come from varied background attending one of the most prestigious schools in Mumbai.

August 12th, 2009 Aamras is a coming of age youth film about friendship among four young 17-18 year old urban schoolgirls- Jiya, Pari, Rakhi and Sanya. In an interview with the director of the film- Rupali Guha, we find out Aamras promises to be beyond the run-of-the-mill chick lit drama… Is the film based on your personal experiences? There are two kinds of people on this earth– One who are blessed to have that special friend (or friends) since childhood in their lives– and the other who are without friends.

June 8th, 2009 The new chocolate boy Ajay Singh Chaudhary is all set and eagerly waiting for the release of his first film. But his innings on silver screen does not end here as  he has another film ‘Aamras’ to go on floor in couple of months.