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High Voltage Drama.

Praksha Jha is master of issue based movie with some masala in it. Never make you bore.

After Rajneeti (My personal most favorite of 2010) my expectation was sky high, & I'd say he didn't disappoint me,

I expected it not to be as good as Rajneeti, and i was right,

First half is rock solid, fast, tense situation, fully about reservation & It is rightly said that second half "Aarakshan" is not at all about Aarakshan

but i didn't feel cheated by title unlike others, if Prakash Jha had stick to the title in second half as well then this movie would have ended up banned.

The main idea of the movie is to uncover the flaws in education system in India.

Reservation: If in any case someone think that film is failed to delve on the sensitive issue of reservation because no one side was taken after verdict, I'd say the protagonist of the film had very clear view about reservation, he gives his comments on it, few might agree like, few might not.

That's the end of story "Aarkhshan", then starts "Private Tutions" .

Cast:

Amitabh Bahchan - no words to describe, power house performance, ready to grab all awards this year. (I'm not his huge fan ;))

Saif Ali Khan - gamble, does well though , but tough to see him doing role of a guy of underprivileged background since his 95% movies portrayed him cool rich dude.

Deepika - Good - some other girl would have been even better.

Pratiek - Good as always. lambi race ka ghoda, but is it only me who feel he walks/talks in similar manner the way he did in Dhobi ghat

Yashpal Sharma - Emotional, for the first time as a good guy in a Jha movie.

Manoj Bajpai - Fantastic. but Rajneeti was his best. great actor.

Mukesh Tiwary - this one is interesting, he was missing in Rajneeti, usually plays a better guy in jha movies, here for the first time gray shades.

Darshan Jariwala - natural.

Tanvi Azmi - Excccccccccccellllllllllllllllleeeeeeeeent. no over acting. make her permanent mother of all heroes :p

Music - Shankar Ehsaan Loy - :D forget it :D

Background Music - Here is the one of the biggest reason why i like Prakash Jha movies, Wayne Sharpe has given splendid background music, Since Gangajal (first time in bollywood a foreign music director) to aarkashan, he keeps bettering himself. Direction - much said.

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