Well. Well.
It’s been ages since I wanted to re-watch a movie & this, this movie, has waved
that magic. Why? I will not repeat the “Entertainment”-wala dialogue & bore
you guys to death, its Vidya – for whatever that was covered & not shown
all this while, is displayed fully, in all angles possible, & not even an
inch of it is vulgar. Sexy – yes, Offensive – Nope. It is her movie all the way
not with the looks but with the character she portrays. & apart from her it
is Rajat Aroraa’s script that leaves you speechless for a minute & the next
minute you want to stand up & whistle. Finally director Milan Luthria aptly
depicts Silk's struggle in a male-dominated industry, without hampering her
personal space.
I have
always fancied suicidal stories, & that curiosity initially dragged me to
the movie. Of course Pati didn’t complain. Movie starts with a little village girl
telling her mom that she wants to get into the movie buzz. & a day before
her wedding she runs to TamilNadu, to try her fate. Between also starts “I-am-a-man-&-you-are-single-come-sleep-with-me”
saga. She is brave enough to handle that. She takes up a small “whip” sequence
& soon turns into a sensation, the silk sensation. Adding to that is her
romance between the Kant, yeah Kant & not “C” brothers, that turns into enmity
soon. As the opportunities start to depreciate, she finds alcohol as company. The
silence starts to kill her & she decided to produce a movie, that later
gets doomed. Just when something nice is about to happen, she decides death is
the best.
Naseerudhin
Shah looks what he needs to be looked. Tushar Kapoor is the weakest link in the
movie (especially when he *tries* to dance). Emraan, looks convincingly hot. Nyla
is the Shobha De? Rest of the crew is not worth discussing. Oh wait, that
background nakka nakka is awesome. Bappi Da, the golden man has done it again.
All in all, Dirty is the new Beautiful.
