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Talaash

  • 2012
  • Not Rated
  • 2h 20min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
7,3/10
47.473
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Kareena Kapoor, Aamir Khan, and Rani Mukerji in Talaash (2012)
A cop, a housewife and a prostitute get entangled in a mystery that links their lives in unexpected ways.
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaInspector Surjan Shekhawat, who is dealing with a depressing past, has to investigate a high profile murder case, deal with his crumbling marriage and use the help and solace of a prostitute... Leggi tuttoInspector Surjan Shekhawat, who is dealing with a depressing past, has to investigate a high profile murder case, deal with his crumbling marriage and use the help and solace of a prostitute by the name of Rosie.Inspector Surjan Shekhawat, who is dealing with a depressing past, has to investigate a high profile murder case, deal with his crumbling marriage and use the help and solace of a prostitute by the name of Rosie.

  • Regia
    • Reema Kagti
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Farhan Akhtar
    • Anurag Kashyap
    • Zoya Akhtar
  • Star
    • Aamir Khan
    • Kareena Kapoor
    • Rani Mukerji
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    7,3/10
    47.473
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Reema Kagti
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Farhan Akhtar
      • Anurag Kashyap
      • Zoya Akhtar
    • Star
      • Aamir Khan
      • Kareena Kapoor
      • Rani Mukerji
    • 265Recensioni degli utenti
    • 50Recensioni della critica
    • 65Metascore
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    Aamir Khan
    Aamir Khan
    • Surjan Singh Shekhawat
    Kareena Kapoor
    Kareena Kapoor
    • Rosie
    Rani Mukerji
    Rani Mukerji
    • Roshni Shekhawat
    Nawazuddin Siddiqui
    Nawazuddin Siddiqui
    • Tehmur
    Rajkummar Rao
    Rajkummar Rao
    • Devrath Kulkarni
    • (as Raj Kumar)
    Suhaas Ahuja
    • Sanjay Kejriwal
    • (as Suhas Ahuja)
    Vivan Bhatena
    Vivan Bhatena
    • Armaan Kapoor
    Pariva Pranati
    Pariva Pranati
    • Sonya Kapoor
    Jineet Rath
    • Karan Shekhawat
    Sheeba Chaddha
    Sheeba Chaddha
    • Nirmala
    Shernaz Patel
    Shernaz Patel
    • Frenny Mistry
    Subrat Dutta
    Subrat Dutta
    • Shashi Naik
    Aditi Vasudev
    • Mallika
    Gulfam Khan
    Gulfam Khan
    • Madam
    Prashant Prakash
    • Nikhil Deshpande
    Shivani Tanksale
    Shivani Tanksale
    • Mira
    • (as Shivan Tanksale)
    Ashish Nayyar
    • Mira's Husband
    Ulhas Barve
    • Nikhil's Father
    • Regia
      • Reema Kagti
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Farhan Akhtar
      • Anurag Kashyap
      • Zoya Akhtar
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    Recensioni degli utenti265

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    7beep-checkey

    A good refreshing break from the recent mainstream bollywood outings, but still in the end I was left a bit unsatisfied

    The movie is weaved out of two fabrics, one of a crime-noir with many interesting and mysterious characters thrown in and the other of a drama about a couple dealing with the death of their only child.

    The film introduces you to a promising plot dealing with the mysterious death of a movie star, and as the first half progresses the plot gets laden with many characters. As revelations continue to pop in the 'search' gets intense and just before the intermission the plot gets seated at a juncture beyond which the 'search' only looks more promising. But then comes the second half and the plots veers off in a different direction altogether, the intense buildup gets diluted, the story becomes sluggish as the psychological tribulations of a couple suffering from a tremendous loss take center-stage.

    For those who were expecting a taut thriller the first thirty minutes or so of the second half transform the movie into a momentarily vapid experience. The complete shift of focus makes you ponder over the possible entwinement of these two fabrics but because these two fabrics were not rolled out simultaneously but in steps your interest in the mysterious story which was supposed to be the backbone of the plot begins to fade. After a while that story is picked again and as the plot borders its climax the intensity gets built up again. The climax is one which you could have expected around ten minutes before it actually happened and though it fits in the scheme of happening in the plot somewhere you feel that you have been left unsatisfied.

    The problem is not with the plot or its climax, but with the weaving of the two stories in the plot, the transition from thriller to drama did not seem to be too smooth to me. Although the glimpses of the psychological quagmire in which the parents are stuck are shown in the first half but the way in which the story of the distressed husband and his closeness to a prostitute takes the centre-stage in the second half makes you doubt if the story of the dead movie star is actually that important.

    Aamir as the policeman and the troubled householder, Rani as the grieving wife and Kareena as the mysterious prostitute were good in their respective roles, but the best performance of the movie, in my opinion, was by Nawazuddin Siddiqui who portrayed the character of a cripple named Tehmur. Siddiqui really blossomed in the character, he was really into it.

    Overall it is a fine movie and worth at least one watch. The climax, I must say, though not entirely satisfying is at least unique. Nothing like anything you have seen recently in mainstream Bollywood.
    7nikhil-damodaran

    Worth Watch

    Well, As is the case with any Amir Khan movie, this was also eagerly awaited. And to a certain extent the wait is worth. This is essentially an eccentric police officer who tries to work his way out of a traumatic personal experience.

    While the personal experience is a major turn in his persona, keeping him sleepless at nights and increasing the spread between him and his wife; it comes at a time when an important case is at hand.

    Who is the murder? What was the motive? All these are questions which grip you till the end and as an when the story tires to clarify itself, you find more riddles.

    Till this part where the protagonist searches for the killer holds up tightly. Where lies the mystery is for one to believe and disbelieve. The proverbial mystery is where lies the search (taalash)...

    Its a worth watch, but don't bank on a really logical ending. Its up to your faith to accept somethings!
    rangdetumpy

    an intriguing sensitive suspense drama that is not meant for all

    When was the last time Indian audience have witness an intriguing noiri-sh suspense drama without any cheap thrills? Probably not in recent times (for starters Kahaani is a suspense thriller). Talaash is one such celluloid experience that will captivate you to the last reel. The film is a dark,complex psychological yet there are layers of emotions which makes it more compelling..Add to this there is an Occult angle to the mystery..

    The film starts with a darkish depiction of Maximum city with eerie background music followed by a car coming at high speed which suddenly takes a turn and gets drowned in a river. It is later known that famous cine-star Arman Kapoor died in that car accident (or murder or something??) Inspector Shekhawat gets the charge of the case. At a personal front Mr shekhawat and his wife are trying to come to terms with untimely loss of their son. The two incidences get connected at a point which changes the life of the protagonist. Without revealing the story I can say clearly the detailing is commendable and you can see the dots getting connected.

    Reema Kagti in her second directorial venture proved her understanding of this medium and fluidness in handling of complex themes. Talaash is one of the most complex films of recent times with layers to the narrative and characters. At the same time it's a thriller and an emotional drama of a father coming to terms with his child's loss. The emotions and vulnerability of Inspector Shekhawat is genuinely expressed which one can identify with. Everyone of us have lost a near or dear one at some point of time we will (recently I lost my mother) and after that the mere existence becomes difficult. At those moments mind and brains starts behaving weirdly and one starts accepting irrationality which gives one inner peace. Talaash explores one of those phases of life when everything seems at lost yet one has to move on with life. Without giving away any suspense I would say Kagti's (& Zoya akhtar) script webbed in a beguiling suspense drama around that complex phenomenon. Kudos to K.U Mohanan's camera-work (who was recently being part of award winning pulp noir Miss Lovely) brilliantly captured the by-lanes of Mumbai. Mumbai becomes a darker character in this mystery. The fear of danger lurking around the corner can be sensed and it seems no one should be believed. Subaya's editing and Ram Sampat's flawless music add on to the proceeding and help in building the circuitous narrative. Sampat's music is brilliant with Akhtar's lyrics especially "Lakh duniya kahe tum nehi ho" is mark of a genius and someone who have lost a dear one will surely relate to the lyrics. It brings tear to one's eyes as one look back at life. "Jiya lagena" songs has a good video which gels with the fusion music. There are moments which had excellence written all over it like one in which Shekhawat is trying to recall his child's accident and ponders how his way of handling the situation in a different fashion would have saved him from drowning. The eerie background score and blurred camera work in few of the sequences justifies the end when the truth comes out.

    The end is heartening which leaves a lump in your throat, yet the urge to watch it again remains. May be in the second viewing one will find another aspect of the story.

    Aamir Khan again proved that he is the only superstar who wants to associate with quality cinema. This film doesn't have the regular masala appeal wala entertainment. While all other stars are playing it safe Aamir ensures that his film has some meat which will be remembered down the line. His performance as Inspector Shekhawat deserves awards and accolades. He flawlessly portrays amenability of a depressed soul who has been caught in a web of mystery. His sequences with Rosy showed his versatility as an actor. Kareena Kapoor is effective as escort Rosy. The role is sensitive and something not on the lines of a typical mainstream heroine but Kareena effortlessly fits in it. Rani Mukherjee is just about perfect as Shekhawat's lonely wife. Another actor who steals the show is Nawazuddind Siddiqui as Taimur who has proved his mettle this year with GOW & Kahaani and now this one (Those few privileged soul who got the chance to see Miss Lovely would have already labeled Siddiqui as finest actor of recent times). He is one of the central characters of this mystery and delivered his best. One will remember this character long after the movie is over. Shernaz Patel & Raj Kumar yadav are ever reliable actors and suits the bill. Subrata Sen as Shahsi leaves his mark in a small role. All the other actors did a decent job.

    On a whole Talaash is a rare suspense drama which would be loved by connoisseurs of good cinema. This film will open new window to this genre and hopefully more complicated psychological themes will be explored in the near future. One thing is for sure Talaash will be remembered in the long run as a fine cinematic experience that remained true to the style and content till the very end without falling into traps of commercial arena.

    Coming to the end of the film there has been criticism from some sectors claiming it to be "unrealistic" but then who told them the film depicts hardcore reality. The film just tells a story of coming to terms with loss and that also a gripping one with usage of "after life" concept to build the narrative. The end is sensitive.With untimely loss of your near and dear one you would feel or crave for some answers as to why "You" and the answer lies within...And in this film Mr & Mrs Shekhawat at least got some explanations in their quest(Talaash)..
    7naw_nwa

    Watchable just till the climax

    So keeping in mind to not disturb any one else's movie experience by giving out any spoilers ,, i would like to review this movie in short. All the AAMIR KHAN bluff of great movies is likely to get over after this one, he had a great time for last few year. Let me give points to just sum up how i felt about different aspects.

    Entertainment - 4/10( A few laughs and mostly u will keep searching in your head)

    Acting - 9/10 ( Especially Nawazuddin sahab)

    Suspense - 8/10 (The core of the suspense was terrible but the unfolding was great.

    Direction - 6/10 ( Some scenes really awesome, but some just bore u to death)

    Plot- 5/10 ( The way it was hyped , "THE ANSWER LIES WITHIN",, if this was another country ,, the producers would have been sued for giving wrong info of the services the consumers paid for)

    Overall- 7/10( Its a really watchable movie than the crap bollywood is producing these years,, don't go with ultra high expectations,, not memorable,and even if would be good if u don't't watch M NIGHT SHYAMALAN movies,,, ohhh and yes one point i gave extra just for Nawazuddin siddique)
    7gauravsharma-bunty

    Expect the Unexpected!!

    I was waiting for Talaash from a long time and wondering what new Aamir has added into his new film. Talaash was very nicely narrated and holds you till the end. But somehow I feel disappointed when the movie moves on to the climax. It was not the kind of a movie Aamir usually do. Mostly all of his previous movies where really good and add something new to the Indian cinema. But this one, despite being a very good movie, failed to become a masterpiece. See, this is what we always expect from Aamir Khan, a masterpiece! Cinematography was good, acting superb but somewhere it was lacking the X-factor. Rani Mukherji with no makeup added the depth to the role on the other hand Kareena was looking as glamorous as always. Aamir Khan as usual did the best. Nawazuddin Siddiqui did what he is best in....acting!! The script keeps you holding throughout. All in all it is a good movie to watch but I feel that the climax could have been made better and more sensible.

    Definitely a one time watch and worth watching at least once.

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    • Data di uscita
      • 30 novembre 2012 (India)
    • Paese di origine
      • India
    • Lingua
      • Hindi
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    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Kamathipura, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
    • Aziende produttrici
      • Aamir Khan Productions
      • Excel Entertainment
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      • 7.395.080 USD (previsto)
    • Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 2.871.956 USD
    • Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 1.638.706 USD
      • 2 dic 2012
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      • 5.277.766 USD
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      • 2h 20min(140 min)
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      • 2.35 : 1

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