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hello dearies, today on Star News, in the reality report show at 3:30 pm, few mins about the Super Cars was shown...Raj was as usual looking too good...can anyone upload the video...

super car trailer video is there in the FC page 2 or 3 i think not sure ... but its there ... for SBS video  SBS will upload themselves

SBS nahi yaar...the show after SBS...today's one am talking about...thoda clear nahi thi here...

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Can't do too many films: Rajeev Khandelwal

The very versatile Rajeev Khandelwal and Mrinalini Sharma talk about their much awaited film Soundtrack. The duo also spoke about their respective roles and experiences with Komal Nahta on the show ETC Bollywood Business on channel ETC.

Rajeev Khandelwal has proved himself with Aamir (2008) and Shaitan respectively, but in his next film, Soundtrack, we will see him in a new avatar, going through a series of ups and downs. The official remake of award winning cult film It's All Gone Pete Tong (2004), will release this week.

The Delhi girl, who has charmed the film buffs with her acting acumen in Awarapan and Hide and Seek, would be seen matching wits with Rajeev Khandelwal in their forthcoming film Soundtrack.

Sharing the reason to Sountrack, Rajeev said, "When Neerav Ghosh (Director) asked me to do this movie and I was like, 'Do u really want me to do this movie.. There's music, drugs, alcohol, intimacy to its extreme. I have such a modest guy image ….Neerav replied, that's the reason why I want you to do this movie.'

Talking about his Bollywood career so far, Rajeev said, "None of the movie I have done so far is Rajeev Khandewal's movie.  Mujhme itni kabiliyat nahi ki main bahut sari movies ek sath kar saku." However he believes, the movie soundtrack breaks all rules.

Soundtrack movie script demanded intense intimate scenes between Rajeev and Mrinalini Sharma. Talking about dealing with such scenes Mrinalini said, "We would discuss the scenes at length. We would discuss all the technical aspects of the scenes before execution." Adding, "I'm playing the role of an attention-grabbing girl in Soundtrack, but in real life, I'm not at all like that. I'm very happy in my personal space!"

To catch the whole conversation, tune into ETC on 7th Oct, Friday at 8:30 PM.

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tumhain to kuch bhi nahi pata kia kia kabiliyat hai tum main

Reviewed By: Dailybhaskar.com  

Movie Name:	Soundtrack
Critic Rating:
Viewer Rating:	6 0
Star Cast:	Rajeev Khandelwal, Soha Ali Khan, Mohan Kapoor, Yatin Karyekar and Mrinalini Sharma
Director:	Neerav Ghosh
Producer:	Sanjiv Goenka and Apurv Nagpal
Music Directer:	Midival Punditz, Karsh Kale, Kailash Kher,Vishal Vaid, Laxmikant Kudalkar, Pyarelal, Ankur Tewari and Papon
Genre:	Musical /Drama

Story:  Soundtrack is based on the true story of a prolific Indian musician portrayed by Rajeev Khandelwal as Ronak Kaul. He inherits his love for music from his father and in order to make it big in the music world begins as a DJ in a big-time club, Tango Charlie, owned by Charlie (Mohan Kapoor). Moving around with right people at the right time gives him an early opportunity to work with filmmaker Anurag Kashyap in his film. But, destiny has something else in store for him as excessive consumption of drugs, alcohol and most importantly loud music all the time gets him completely deaf. He is into deep depression until Gauri (Soha Ali Khan), a deaf since birth, enters his life as a ray of hope. Now, will Ronak ever hear again and fulfill his dreams or will he overcome his weakness and emerge as a winner is a real interesting watch.

Story Treatment:  A film by a debutant filmmaker isn't just rich in content but in execution too. The opening shot where Ronak is introduced and his passion for music is revealed, says a lot about how brilliantly story is going to unfold further. His slow indulgence in the world of drugs, again, comes out finely, considering his strong inclination towards alcohol. The crisp screenplay doesn't let your eyeballs move off the screen even for a second. The transition from the party to tragic mood and then, to some soothing light moments, with no loopholes, makes Soundtrack, one of the flawless films ever made.

Star Cast:  Rajeev Khandelwal yet again proves his acting prowess, as the character of alcohol or a drug addict is so unlike the real sophisticated Rajeev. He springs a surprise with his flawless performance, each time the story unfurls a different side of his character. Soha Ali Khan, too, is refreshing and brilliant as a deaf girl. Mohan Kapoor gets into the skin of his character very well and delivers a fine performance. Mrinalini Sharma as Ronak's ex-girlfriend plays her part well. Yatin Karyekar gives an honest performance as a caring uncle. 
 
Direction:  Neerav Ghosh sets a benchmark with Soundtrack and cries it loud that he is surely here to stay. In no way does the film give a feel of being made by a debutant director. To induce twists with no room for confusion at the same time getting perfect expressions from the actors seems to be a cake walk for this filmmaker. Neerav has taken the creative part seriously with some innovative moments in the film in terms of camera moves and direction. The 'attempt to suicide' scene is a perfect example to support the claims.

Music/ Cinematography/ Dialogues/Editing: Music syncs with the temperament of each passing phase of the film but doesn't impress much, considering the expectations from a musical film. Cinematography is 'A' class, in fact quite innovative at some places like catching the lively moments on the streets, railway stations. Dialogues - a combination of some serious tone and humour - surely create an impact. Editing complements the screenplay and does the needful to make the film more engaging.

3 Ups and 3 Downs: Extremely appealing storyline, flawless performances, first time yet brilliant direction are the strengths of the film. Music below expectations, slightly slow-paced initial second half, are the weaknesses.

Overall, if you have a taste for meaningful, juicy cinema, Soundtrack is a must watch.

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