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Guzaarish (2010)
Director: Sanjay Leela Bhansali
Movie review
From Time Out London
Bollywood pays homage to the Oscar-winning Spanish film ‘The Sea Inside’. Like the original, this focuses on an invalid’s legal right to assisted suicide. Ethan (Hrithik Roshan) a wizard becomes a quadriplegic after one of his daring magic tricks goes horribly wrong. His lifeline is his faithful sexy Goan nurse Sofia (Aishwarya Rai-Bachchan). Frustrated, he petitions (‘requests’) the Indian court to grant him ‘Ethanasia’ as he jokes. This handsomely shot and earnestly acted film is solid entertainment which never compromises its emotional integrity or soft-pedals the failure of the Indian judicial system to sanction euthanasia. The sexual chemistry between the two beautiful leads is credible and erotic. Its largely unsentimental treatment of its doomed protagonist results in a surprisingly uplifting weepie.Author: Anil Sinanan
Time Out London Issue 2100: 16 – 24 November, 2010
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- manav said...
- Posted on Dec 22 2010 20:47 sad film but way better than aap mujhe achche lagne lage
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- sara said...
- Posted on Dec 11 2010 16:57 Boring - over-rated actors
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- Babes said...
- Posted on Nov 22 2010 01:23 Sad film .but didn't really like it.both actors looked good together and did good acting.
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- kiran said...
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Posted on Nov 21 2010 23:22
Poetic, exquisite acting and musically endearing.
What Western movies dont often do:reach out with values and emotion. - Report as inappropriate
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- usman latif khawaja said...
- Posted on Nov 21 2010 08:13 the worst ever copy that can be made out of 'sea inside ever -0/10
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- sahar said...
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Posted on Nov 20 2010 13:26
mind blowing performance by hrithik & ash
loved it !! - Report as inappropriate
Cast & crew
Director: Sanjay Leela Bhansali
Cast: Hrithik Roshan, Aishwarya Rai-Bachchan, Aditya Roy Kapur
Genre(s): Drama
Rated: 12A
Duration: 180 mins
UK Release: Nov 19 2010
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