Deewaar

Two movies back to back which dealt with Indian POWs; Veer Zaara and Deewaar. Although Veer Zara was a love story of a guy who gives everything up for someone, Deewaar focuses on the main subject itself. It is not hidden... Full review

Amitabh appearing in his old super-hit namesake as Major Ranvir Kaul who is held as a undeclared prisoner of War between India and Pakistan for over 30 odd years with many others. The start of the movie is gripping showing one... Full review

That deewar was a master pice. and this dewaar is the best of the best. and just like movie Mr. Big B is totaly out of this world. just like always.i love this movie coz no bad stuff about indo-pak relation... Full review

Come on! Get over with the Pakistan bashing guys. Bollywood can not only make brilliant movies- but can seriously affect a generation of viewers. I am a HUGE Bollywood fan- but anti-Pakistan movies just make me wince too much to enjoy... Full review

By Sam ©2004 Bollyvista.com Admitting that his latest movie 'Deewaar' hasn't done well at the box-office and made its distributors suffer losses, producer Gaurang Doshi has decided to compensate his distributors. ... Full Review

But the escape drama is brilliantly mapped.....Rao's 'seductive' song which comes right at the middle of the main drama, is more idiotic than erotic.....The improbabilities often threaten to swamp the film's undoubtedly meritorious adventurous spirit.....Aadesh Shrivastava's music is far more effective in the background....Among the very competent supporting cast of prisoners Arif Zakaria's silence speaks louder than words..... ... Full Review

The soundtrack of Deewaar defies the mammoth expectations....But the music turns out to be just about average which is disappointing for a project of such stature.....Sonu Nigam is honest in trying to give....Sung extremely well by Krishna, the track is put to good music by Aadesh Shrivastava....Lyrics by Nusrat Badr too aren't any different from many other patriotic songs from the past.... ... Full Review

Deewaar: Let's Bring Our Heroes Home Bachchan gives the film its backbone of patriotic dignity, but it's Dutt who brings real character flavor to the proceedings, as the cynical, self-serving Khan. ... Full Review

Even the director of the movie Milan Luthria has also fulfilled his long cherished desire to make it a memorable movie. Talking of coincidences, the film marks the reunion of the talented Tanuja as Big B's onscreen wife after over three decades. ... Full Review

You together with Salim Khan have made cult films which raised the bar of Hindi cinema. What according to you is the formula of a blockbuster? ... Full Article

Mumbai: FILMY has pioneered a new way of promoting its movies. It will have an animated promo for a movie in a bid to lure the youth. ... Full Article

"I've worked with Akshaye in 'Deewaar'. Arshad was there in 'Vaah! Life Ho Toh Aisi'. But we didn't have any scenes together. They're such versatile actors. ... Full Article

Yash Chopras Deewaar is a classic example of a perfect Indian melodrama of the 70s two brothers raised by a long suffering mother. One turns out to be good and the other gets strayed into the big bad world of... ... Full Article

By Subhash K. Jha Wed, 11 May 2005 Speak 'satya'. Be honest. Do we really need yet another gangster flick to come and swamp our lives with a dark brooding blend of blood and sweat, and a little bit of... ... Full Article

On the day of its release, Bachchan gives an objective assessment of the film. "[It has a] very competent presentation, excellent visuals, wonderful music and is well picturised. ... Full Article