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Zoran009
PostPosted: Tue Sep 24, 2002 5:33 pm 
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Shakti displaces Devdas after 10 weeks of ruling BO:

COURTESY: rediff.com





Shakti

Cast: Karisma Kapoor, Sanjay Kapoor, Nana Patekar, Shah Rukh Khan (in guest appearance)
Director: Krishna Vamsi
: Great performance from Karisma.

: Too much brutality and violence against women

Number of weeks: New
BO Verdict: Flop






Devdas

Cast: Shah Rukh Khan, Madhuri Dixit, Aishwarya Rai, Jackie Shroff
Director: Sanjay Leela Bhansali
: Great production values with opulent sets and costumes. Madhuri's performance has critics raving.

: The melodramatic hysterics are overwhelming. Also, the film drags in bits.

Number of weeks: 10
BO Verdict: Hit







Gunaah

Cast: Bipasha Basu, Dino Morea, Ashutosh Rana, Irfan Khan
Director: Amol Shetge
: Great performance from Irfan Khan

: No story line, no chemistry between the lead pair

Number of weeks: New
BO Verdict: Flop







Ek Chhotisi Love Story

Cast: Manisha Koirala, Aditya Seal, Ranvir Shourie
Director: Shashilal Nair
: Bold story

: Copied frame to frame from the original, A Short Film About Love, a fat Manisha

Number of weeks: 2
BO Verdict: Average





Yeh Kaisi Mohabbat

Cast: Krishna, Deeksha, Sharad Kapoor, Viveka, Deepak Tijori
Director: Dinkar Kapur
: Entertaining

: Poor editing, drags at times

Number of weeks: 1
BO Verdict: Flop









Sur

Cast: Lucky Ali, Gauri Karnik, Simone Singh, Divya Dutta
Director: Tanuja Chandra
: Great music, good performances

: A flat second-half, with an abrubt ending

Number of weeks: 1
BO Verdict: Flop






Dil Hai Tumhaara

Cast: Rekha, Preity Zinta, Mahima Chaudhry, Arjun Rampal, Jimmy Shergil
Director: Kundan Shah
: Great performances, well-directed film

: Technical gliches in story, too many subplots.

Number of weeks: 2
BO Verdict: Flop











Maine Dil Tujhko Diya

Cast: Sohail Khan, Sameera Reddy, Sanjay Dutt, Kabir Bedi, Rajpal Yadav
Director: Sohail Khan
: Melodious music and good cinematography

: Contrived story, bad direction and acting.

Number of weeks: 4
BO Verdict: Average
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Chor Machaye Shor

Cast: Bobby Deol, Shilpa Shetty, Bipasha, Basu, Om Puri, Paresh Rawal
Director: David Dhawan
: Great performances and comedy

: No originality, typical Bollywood masala potboiler.

Number of weeks: 3
BO Verdict: Flop






Agni Varsha

Cast: Jackie Shroff, Raveena Tandon, Nagarjuna, Sonali Kulkarni, Prabhudeva, Milind Soman, Mohan Agashe and Amitabh Bachchan (in special appearance)
Director: Arjun Sajnani
: Great performances, fast-paced and a great location, Hampi

: Too many subplots, Bachchan disappoints.

Number of weeks: 3
BO Verdict: Flop

Courtesy..rediff.com


***Watch..Road to be BLOWN into pieces next week!hmm!







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sknath
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Arsh bakwaas baat hai... Man I think TARAN (MORON) Adarsh needs a head checkup... He has forgotten this film hasnt yet penetrated into the interior regions of India which is where this will be appreciated... Nana Patekar's acting ..wah ! Lajawaab ( sans his foul mouthing females).. I agree Karishma's acting was fabulous.... and what a refreshing change it must have been from the Desi populace who had become engrossed with the cnadyfloos crap dished by Yashraj and his croonies :)
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Sknath Bhai Jaan,

The article Arsh had is from Rediff.com :;):
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urbanlegend wrote:
Sknath Bhai Jaan,

The article Arsh had is from Rediff.com :;):

well then Uday Kuckian needs to be careful, lest he follow the steps of the bigger moron Taran Adarsh :D
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Truly funny, NOW certain people are questioning the validity of these "trade analyst", since its their genre of movies being dubbed a flop. I mean how could Shakti be a flop? Everyone is going to see it, right? Whats funny is how a movie like Mujhse Dosti Karoge (candyfloss) is a flop its first week, yet Shakti (movie of substance) is dubbed the same by the same people, and people question it? Come on people..... :bangbang:



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Wedding makes big fat impression at UK box office


Robert Mitchell in London 24 September 2002



The UK box office continued to be dominated by Buena Vista International’s Signs last weekend but saw two high-profile entries vying for audience attention as My Big Fat Greek Wedding launched nationwide and Road To Perdition debuted in London.

Signs dropped off just 23% from its opening three-day weekend to take $4.1m (£2.65m) from 440 sites for a significant average of $9,375. Its 10-day total now stands at $12.5m (£8.1m).

20th Century Fox’s Road To Perdition took seventh position in the national chart after opening at 32 sites for a powerful opening of $398,188 (£256,035). The limited-release success bodes well for Sam Mendes’ drama when it goes wide next week.

However, Road To Perdition’s result of $293,885 (£188,968) from its 19 venues in London’s West End, while achieving a very strong average of $15,468, was unable able to match the $364,002 from 15 sites recorded by Signs in the West End last weekend. This weekend also saw My Big Fat Greek Wedding score a better West End average than that of Perdition with a $17,714 per site result from the $283,420 West End total at 16 venues.

Another inspired acquisition by Entertainment, My Big Fat Greek Wedding was the highest new opener of the week, landing second position with a stunning $2.3m (£1.5m) from 341 sites. Also making the top five was Icon Film Distribution’s Swimfan taking fourth place with $616,524 (£396,425). Playing at 324 locations the teen-thriller managed a so-so average of $1,903.

UIP’s The Bourne Identity dropped off just 22% from its previous weekend to take $1.3m (£856,800) from 404 sites and third place. BVI’s Insomnia also continued to show legs, falling only 21% from the previous weekend and rounding out the top five with $584,642 (£375,925) at 268 venues. Bourne Identity has a tally of $8.8m after three weeks, Insomnia $6.7m after four.

The only other opener to make the chart this week was Eros International’s 12th-placed Shakti – The Power. The Bollywood title took a strong $165,966 (£106,716) from 33 sites for an average of $5,029.
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