Johnny Gaddaar

ITS NOT SO GREAT FILM BECAUSE THERE WAS SOME MISTAKES IN THE STORY.I AM SATISFIEDWITH THIS FILM.... Full review

one of da best movies..when is da release of JG 2!!... Full review

This movie was just like reading a James Hadley Chase book. Great!... Full review

10 mins story packaged and told in 2 hrs. Movie is a total drag. Neil Mukesh needs to go back to acting school.... Full review

There hasn't been a thriller so ripe from Bollywood in a long time that entertains quite as well as Johnny Gaddaar. Inspired by novels of James Hadley Chase and movies of Vijay Anand, Shriram Raghavan (Ek Haseena Thi) directs this well... Full review

Hrithik Roshan is passe. People, welcome the new dreamboat of Bollywood, who incidentally, comes from talented stock. so what if his grandpa was not a trained singer? So what if his papa is quite a, ahem, big man? Neil Nitin Mukesh... Full review

Now this is something hits unexpectedly. Johnny Gaddar quite thoughtfully titled like 70's hard-boiled thriller spins a devious plot and pulls off a fantastic thriller. This is one of those relentless movies just refuses to slow down. Having said that is... Full review

If you grew up reading James Hadley Chase and his prototype stories of the not so bad (but not good) protagonists, who always fell for the wrong woman, tried to make it big, but things went wrong in a very bad... Full review

I have sat through below average movies several times because I have always believed in something 'keep your expectations low and you are in for a positive surprise'. However, I have been reading the pre release media coverage on this one... Full review

I have a simple test of a masterpiece. Once you come out of the theater do you masticate the movie in your mind, going over every character, discussing their nuances, idiosyncrasies, opining on the modus operandi and going home to listen... Full review

The screenplay and dialogues are both flawless.....Well-crafted with some great moments, Johnny Gaddaar is not just style, but substance as well.....Cinematography is superb.....Johnny Gaddaar borrows from James Hadley Chase novels and a vital scene from the yesteryear Big B -.... ... Full Review

The New Age Hero: Johnny Gaddar ... Full Review

His performance is an interesting mix of vulnerability and meanness, which leaves the cinemagoers wondering if he is the hero or the villain of Sriram Raghavan's film Johnny Gaddar . Here he presents five heroes, four of whom are no prisoners of image, and the fifth - good old Dharmendra who is trying to reinvent himself. ... Full Review

Johnny Gaddar' isn't outstanding in the context of how far it takes the gangster-noire genre. Hamletian in tone and utterly liberated from the artifice that often underlines noire films from Bollywood, 'Johnny Gaddar' is a feast of feverish fury harnessed very cleverly. ... Full Review

Johnny Gaddar" isn't outstanding in the context of how far it takes the gangster-noire genre. Hamletian in tone and utterly liberated from the artifice that often underlines noire films from Bollywood, "Johnny Gaddar" is a feast of feverish fury harnessed very cleverly. ... Full Review

Neil Nitin Mukesh is in news again. No its not one of his latest movies or his poster boy looks, it's the brand new endorsement that the young actor has in his kitty. ... Full Article

By Joginder Tuteja Unlike JOHNNY GADDAAR which didn't quite see a marketing and promotional push to it and relied mainly on word of mouth, AA DEKHEN ZARA has all going for it. ... Full Article

His first film was a thriller - JOHNNY GADDAAR. His second film AA DEKHEN ZARA also belongs to the thriller genre while currently he is shooting for a dramatic thriller JAIL. ... Full Article

Actors who work round the clock had better learn a lesson at least now. Parul fainted at the end of her performance on Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa- Dancing with the stars 3. ... Full Article

Posted on 3/3/2009 3:56:36 AM by mazuine Neil Nitin Mukesh played an anti-hero in his debut flick 'Johnny Gaddaar' where he managed to make heads turn in spite of his film not really setting the box office on fire. ... Full Article

While Sriram Raghavan of 'Johnny Gaddar' fame missed the chance because Vikas Swaroop had given the movie rights of his book 'Q & A' to eventual producers Film Four, directors Anurag Basu and Imtiaz Ali say other Indian filmmakers didn't... ... Full Article