A forest ranger with the ability to visit the past by looking at photographs attempts to solve the mystery behind his father's sudden death.A forest ranger with the ability to visit the past by looking at photographs attempts to solve the mystery behind his father's sudden death.A forest ranger with the ability to visit the past by looking at photographs attempts to solve the mystery behind his father's sudden death.
- Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination
Ayesha Takia
- Sheila Patel
- (as Ayesha Takia Azmi)
Jaaved Jaaferi
- Habibullah 'Happi' Pasha
- (as Javed Jaffrey)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAkshay Kumar's favorite film even though it flopped badly at the box office
- Quotes
Habibullah Pasha 'Happi': I am 'Happi' with an i.
- Crazy creditsDuring the opening credits, a number of objects can be seen falling into water.
- Alternate versionsThe DVD release omits the intermission card.
- SoundtracksNazaara Hai
Written by Irfan Siddiqui
Composed by Salim Merchant and Salim Merchant
Performed by Vishal Dadlani
Courtesy of Super Cassettes Industries Limited (T-Series)
Featured review
Worth Watching At least once.
A thriller that will keep one glued to the seat all the way through as it revolves around a man who has the ability to see the past and he uses it to help others, even though it can kill him.
Starring Akshaye Kumar, Ayesha Takia, Girish Karnad, Sharmila Tagore, Anant Mahadevan, Javed Jaffrey, Pia Shah, Benjamin Gilani, Uttara Baokar and Rushad Rana, this thriller genre movie is directed and written by Nagesh Kukunoor.
Akshaye in such genre movies is always good and he has performed well but I must say that some are beginning to find his style a bit of a bore and he should not just stick to similar roles – he is capable of doing other roles and he should do them. Surprisingly, his co – star, Ayesha Takia, who I did not like in her previous movies, "De Taali" and "Sunday," has also performed well as was Javed Jaffrey, who has gone on to perform tremendously well after "Salaam Namaste" and also performed well in "Dhamaal." But what really made it better for me was to see two favourite actors of mine – Sharmila Tagore and Girish Karnad after such a long time. Director Nagesh Kukunoor has also done a good job of this and more so since this is his first thriller genre movie, though he was suppose to direct a movie based on the life of the late playback singer Kishore Kumar. However, I get the feeling that this has been shelved and it would be rather sad, not just because of me, being a fan of Kishore Kumar, but also having watched "K for Kishore" and knowing the amount of time that Nagesh Kukunoor must have spent on the sets listening to the participants and making comments, must have made it difficult for him.
The cinematography and especially the underwater sequence were breath taking and this will make one want to know what is going to happen next. The only negative side to this is that sometimes its quite predictable. On the whole, it is a movie that is worth watching.
Starring Akshaye Kumar, Ayesha Takia, Girish Karnad, Sharmila Tagore, Anant Mahadevan, Javed Jaffrey, Pia Shah, Benjamin Gilani, Uttara Baokar and Rushad Rana, this thriller genre movie is directed and written by Nagesh Kukunoor.
Akshaye in such genre movies is always good and he has performed well but I must say that some are beginning to find his style a bit of a bore and he should not just stick to similar roles – he is capable of doing other roles and he should do them. Surprisingly, his co – star, Ayesha Takia, who I did not like in her previous movies, "De Taali" and "Sunday," has also performed well as was Javed Jaffrey, who has gone on to perform tremendously well after "Salaam Namaste" and also performed well in "Dhamaal." But what really made it better for me was to see two favourite actors of mine – Sharmila Tagore and Girish Karnad after such a long time. Director Nagesh Kukunoor has also done a good job of this and more so since this is his first thriller genre movie, though he was suppose to direct a movie based on the life of the late playback singer Kishore Kumar. However, I get the feeling that this has been shelved and it would be rather sad, not just because of me, being a fan of Kishore Kumar, but also having watched "K for Kishore" and knowing the amount of time that Nagesh Kukunoor must have spent on the sets listening to the participants and making comments, must have made it difficult for him.
The cinematography and especially the underwater sequence were breath taking and this will make one want to know what is going to happen next. The only negative side to this is that sometimes its quite predictable. On the whole, it is a movie that is worth watching.
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- Pratik112
- Apr 7, 2009
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Box office
- Budget
- ₹35,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $3,036,837
- Runtime2 hours 2 minutes
- Color
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