A Wednesday

Directed by: Neeraj PandeyYear: 2008

Naseeruddin Shah ... The Common ManAnupam Kher ...

Prakash Rathod - Commissioner of PoliceJimmy Shergill ...

Arif Khan - ATS OfficerDeepal Shaw ...

Naina Roy - Television JournalistAamir Bashir ...

Jai Pratap Singh - PI

~Just a few months before the attack in Mumbai,comes this movie about terrorism.very ironic it seems but anywasy... This is a story about a "common" man (this guy starred in monsoon wedding) who wanted to make a difference in his country. It's a whole new level of twists and turn which at first may seem too predictable once you started watching it. It entertains you with humor and suspense. It was very captivating and intriguing, because we as viewers all thought that this common man was a terrorist, only to found out in the ending that he was not and then we know what his real reason was... Although some parts of the scene were boring and a little dragging for me. They can be as well deleted in the story. But i think overall it was not that bad not like most indian movies where there has to be punjabi dancing or singing involved. A must see for people who likes watching indian flicks.

Verdict~: ~ 6/10 ~ Perfume: The Story of a Murderer

Year: 2006

directed by: Tom Tykwer

based on a book by: Patrick Süskind ( allemand )

In my opinion: This is a story of a young french man, set in 17th century era. Jean Baptiste who is sad, tormented, mentally disturbed but has a gift ever since he was a child which is he has a strong sense of smell. He craves for it. He became an apprentice and worked for a famous italian perfumer who is played by Dustin Hoffman. But upon his discovery, he realized that not all things have specific smells and more importantly, he doesn't exude one, thus, he needed to find his own. By desperation and curiosity and yes! by being a serial murderer, almost like jack-the-ripper. He kills every woman he meets, slice of the sweat or oil glands, boils and ferments it ( i think...), just to get the perfect and right smell that he wants. Eventually, he was captured, imprisoned, tortured... and the ending... well you have to see it...it's very disturbing...if you look this in another angle, not from a murderer's point of view, Jean Baptiste may have lead a very sad and pityful life, hence his deranged mind. But, in reality, i don't think this is a movie for everyone to see. The horrific and sadistic mind of a person is secretly very vile. On some parts, i have to cut or forward the scenes because it's just too mentally disturbing for me...