If Hrithik's Vedha is the simmering volcano waiting to unleash destruction. then Saif's tough-as-nails cop Vikram is the tornado that acts as the counter force to Vedha. Their camaraderie on screen is a delight to watch, something that can be summed up with the line, "That's what happens when a tornado meets a volcano" from Eminem and Rihanna's track 'Love The Way You Lie'.
A thriller is as good as its actors, working on little nuances, quick emotions and palpable fear; creating well-defined and detailed, yet conflicted characters, something we haven't seen very often in Indian Cinema. Akshay Kumar, a mass star, takes a leap of faith and plays this multi-layered character, which could very well be his finest performance.
Kapoor has returned to direction 2 years after his last film 'Kadakh'. This time, he delves into the world of cinema and brings the story which is not just a food for thought but also entertaining in many ways.
While the film's underlying premise is about Jayeshbhai seeking affection, especially a kiss, from his wife Mudraben (Shalini Pandey), whom he loves immensely, the narrative deals with the obsession of the male child in the Indian society, female foeticide, and the skewed male-female ratio in certain parts of the country.
Darpan Your City shares some glimpses from the media premiere of Maa at Strawberry Hill Cinema in Surrey. Director Baljit Singh Deo & writer Rana Ranbir who were also there spoke about the movie and the production. The story is about the struggle of a mother who makes great sacrifices for her children and that there is no higher designation and role than one of mother.
Darpan Your City shares some glimpses from the media premiere of Maa at Strawberry Hill Cinema in Surrey. Director Baljit Singh Deo & writer Rana Ranbir who were also there spoke about the movie and the production.
