Showing posts with label Aamir Khan Dhobi Ghat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aamir Khan Dhobi Ghat. Show all posts

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Aamir Khan's‘Dhobi Ghat’ first look

Aamir Khan's‘Dhobi Ghat’ first look: Many Aamir Khan fans were waiting for Dhobi Ghat to release this year after the movie received rave reviews for its sensitive subject at Toronto Film Festival. But the movie is releasing next year in India.
Aamir Khan's‘Dhobi Ghat’ first look
The film’s first look is out and it takes a few moments to understand the poster. After some pondering, it becomes clear that the movie’s poster has Mumbai’s map painted in blue showing all the other characters of the film. In the movie, amchi Mumbai also plays a character. Directed by Kiran Rao, the film is a moving tale about four individuals.

The story is entwined with interpersonal relationships. Aamir plays the role of a painter who owns a small studio in Mumbai and Prateik Babbar is a dhobi. Monica Dogra is the woman who shares affection for both the male characters. The movie is centered on Mumbai’s famous Dhobi Ghat, the livelihood of traditional washer-men of the city. The music score of the film is given by Oscar-winning Argentinean composer Gustavo Santaolalla.

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Aamir Khan's ‘Dhobi Ghat’ movie premiere at Toronto Film Festival

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Aamir Khan's ‘Dhobi Ghat’ movie premiere at Toronto Film Festival: If his director wife Kiran Rao has put all her efforts and inspiration to make a film like Dhobi Ghat, the producer Aamir Khan, who also plays the lead role, is taking the film to the world. The movie premieres at Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).

Obviously, producer Aamir is nervous, “Getting ready to leave for Toronto… Too many nervous days too close together,” (sic) tweets Khan.

But the co-director of TIFF, Cameron Bailey, seems to be highly impressed from the film and is confident too. He tells a news agency about Dhobi Ghat, “When I saw it in July in Mumbai, I fell in love with it. It is very beautifully done. It's very provocative, romantic. It really captures the feel of Mumbai - the things I love about the city, the vibrancy of the place, the feel of its streets, and the people…”

Bailey is not only showering praises on Kiran, who he thinks has made a dream directorial debut, but also on Aamir. According to Bailey, he is ‘one of the national treasures of India.’

Dhobi Ghat is set in Mumbai and revolves around three people, Aamir (Arun, in the lead role), Monica Dogra (NRI girl Shai) and Prateik Babbar (washerboy Munna), who are separated by class and language but are drawn together in compelling relationships.

However, what comes as a disappointment is its release date, Aamir has declared that Dhobi Ghat is not coming this December like most of his films but on February next year.