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Post by sady on Feb 18, 2016 18:15:19 GMT
Director : Ram Madhvani Cast :
* Sonam Kapoor * Shabana Azmi * Abrar Zahoor * Shekhar Ravjiani (of Vishal-Shekar duo) Upcoming movie thread

Budget : 21cr
Opening Day Box Office : 4.70cr on 700 screens + 100 screens added (domestic)
First week-end Box Office : 22.01cr (domestic) + 10.20cr (overseas)
Lifetime Box Office : 75.52 cr - 50+ days
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Post by sady on Feb 19, 2016 13:22:18 GMT
This article published by the website INDICINE shows how impactful Neerja is. The movie is indeed lauded by critics.
Neerja Reviews by Critics: Gets better reviews than Airlift
Neerja has received better reviews than Airlift, making the Sonam Kapoor starrer the most critically acclaimed film of 2016. It’s also the best received film in the last 6 months or so. Average Rating of All 'Neerja' Review - 4 stars Neerja Review by Indicine Rating: ★★★★½
With Neerja, director Ram Madhavani gives us a film that is grim and hard-hitting, real and terrifying. Neerja is not a film that you watch for entertainment, it’s a depressing watch because a story where a 23 year old sacrifices her life to defend passengers on board her plane, is deeply tragic and heart-wrenching. The pacing of the 2-hour long film is just right, giving the audience enough time to both digest the proceedings and get involved in the narrative. Neerja Review by Bollywood Hungama Rating: ★★★★☆
NEERJA is a must watch ode to the youngest recipient of the highest civilian honour Ashok Chakra for displaying extraordinary courage and human kindness. It is a film that will make you stand up for what’s genuinely Right without bothering about nationality, religion, sex, cast or colour of the skin. Most importantly as a movie watching experience, you’ll be glued to the movie screen with tears and admiration welling up in your eyes. NEERJA is a movie that will make you a better person. Don’t miss it! Neerja Review by Lokesh Dharmani on Masala Rating: ★★★½☆
The film does have a couple of flaws. It tends to get a bit slow and manipulative in between. But these are small hiccups in a film that besides telling an inspiring, fearless story briefly comments on the need to bring up our daughters as fearlessly as we bring up our sons. Shabana Azmi nails it in that last scene. Neerja Review by Manjusha Radhakrishnan on Gulfnews Rating: ★★★★☆
Kapoor isn’t far behind. She earnestly tries to recreate Bhanot’s fateful encounter with armed Palestinian terrorists. There’s no razzle-dazzle or swanky designer clothes to distract us from her performance and that’s a good thing. With hardly any sign of self-indulgence, Kapoor gives a real spin to the hijack ordeal. The scenes of her troubled past, in which she walks away from an abusive arranged marriage, are juxtaposed well with the hijack drama. Neerja Review by Sreeju Sudhakaran on Bollywood Life Rating: ★★★★☆
The biggest positive I can say about the film, and I would want to say right at the start itself, the film never lets down the spirit of Neerja Bhanot. While Bollywood biopics have the tendency to put masala in stories of real life personalities, Neerja thankfully avoids that! If Neerja was a hero in real life, Ram Madhvani is the real hero of the film. It is to his credit that he has made such a compelling drama that will keep you on the edge of your seats. The entire hijacking situation is so brilliantly shot that you feel that you are a part of the life threatening drama. The tension you feel in the scenes are palpable, especially when the terrorists realise there is no hope for them and they become reckless. The docu style camera work heightens the sense of claustrophobia in you. The background score is tense and brilliantly done. But where Ram Madhvani actually scores is how he shot the final moments of Neerja’s sacrifice – intense yet emotionally wrought. If those scenes don’t bring tears from your eyes, your heart is definitely made of stone. Another thing that worked for the film is the casting. From the main leads to even the supporting ones, everyone has done Justice to their roles. The makers must be lauded for choosing relative new comers in the other roles, as it works in creating a sense of realism. The actors playing the terrorists totally look their part, especially the one playing Khalil. But the film would not have been what it is, if it was not for the film’s main leads. Despite her limitations (her voice is still not so easy to adjust), Sonam is the heart and soul of the film. This is a role that she can show her detractors and ask them to just shut up! She is terrific, especially in the second half, where her eyes speak a lot, of fear, of courage. Shabana Azmi is great, as always and her final speech will definitely make you cry if you haven’t started yet. In his debut role, composer Shekhar Ravjiani is pretty likeable in his small role. Neerja Review by Zeenews Rating: ★★★☆☆
Here’s Sonam Kapoor’s, for once in a long time, beautifully portrayed biopic of Neerja Bhanot. Board the flight, for it’s safe, simply for Neerja – even if the plane goes down, you know you will remember this skinny, twenty-something undaunted air hostess for her never-ending commitment and kindness towards the passengers. ‘Neerja’ is definitely a white-knuckle ride, take it if you have the courage for it. Review by Saibal Chatterjee on NDTVMovies Rating: ★★★★☆
Sonam is of course the lynchpin. Even when pushed well out of her comfort zone, she is completely convincing and real as the bubbly youngster with nerves of steel. Shabana Azmi informs her role with subtle nuances that add startling layers to the characterization. Yogendra Tiku, a competent actor who rarely gets the play he deserves in Hindi cinema, conveys the welled-up emotions of a father egging her daughter on to be in control of her own life. Review by Sarita A Tanwar on DNA India Rating: ★★★★☆
Every character is carefully crafted – Neerja’s fan moments for Rajesh Khanna are a delight and their culmination in the climax is a whopper. The relationship between Neerja and her mother is the most beautiful part in the film – it will choke you with emotion at every level leading to a crescendo as the film ends. In terms of screen time, Madhvani doesn’t have much of it to establish the bond between Neerja and her ‘close’ friend (Ravjiani). In spite of that, the emotions are still in the right place – that’s the director’s magic touch. From the time the screenplay gets inside the aircraft, every moment is edge-of-the-seat. Even though you know what’s in store next, you are left guessing. Review by Jaidev Hemmady on Movietalkies Rating: ★★★★☆
As for the direction, Ram Madhwani, who comes back to film direction after the 2002 film Let’s Talk, has done a commendable job. Madhwani has not focused only on the hijack drama, but has also offered glimpses of Neerja’s personal life, which makes the narrative more relatable. The section of the film once the plane is hijacked is taut, thrilling and terrific and will keep you hooked to the screen. The narrative unfolds so superbly that you end up rooting for Neerja’s life, despite the knowledge of her death. The realistic way the film has been shot and presented too works in its favour as there are no unnecessary scenes or over-the-top dialogues or cringe-worthy melodrama. Review by Mehul S Thakkar on Deccan Chronicle Rating: ★★★★☆
Ram Madhvani’s detailed research on this topic is commendable and he brings out all the sides of her life but keeps himself detached from it. Even the scenes inside the plane don’t seem to be just from a single perspective. Ram has managed to bring out all perspectives to ensure the most accurate portrayal of the brave girl is brought out in front of the audience. The biggest victory is the Pam Am plane, which was entirely reconstructed matching everything to how it originally was. Saiwyn Quadras’s (writer of Marry Kom) dialogues and screenplay is so tight that not once it makes you feel disinterested. Review by Martin D’Souza on Glamsham Rating: ★★★★★
Sonam Kapoor finally gets her due and a role she stands up to with her chin up. She absorbs Neerja and makes her, her own. I’m sure the Bhanot family, when they see the movie, will identify with their daughter through Sonam’s depiction of India’s brave heart. Neerja became the youngest recipient of The Ashok Chakra (posthumously) India’s highest peacetime military award for bravery. This followed awards from Pakistan and the US as well. Neerja died two days short of her 23rd birthday. NEERJA, the movie, celebrates one of our own. More importantly it celebrates humanity and service before self. A brave movie! A poignant tale! A movie worth going miles to see! Review by Shubhra Gupta on Indian Express Rating: ★★★☆☆
Minus the songs and the excessive schmaltz, ‘Neerja’ could have been outstanding. But still, the film holds, and hold us with it. Both Shabana Azmi and Tikku, as the parents hoping for the best and dreading the worst for their ‘Laado’ (Neerja’s ‘pet name’), are excellent. They shine a light on the tragically-cut-short life of their daughter, a true inspirational heroine whose deeds need more than a memorial. They need to be remembered. Review by Ananya Bhattacharya on India Today Rating: ★★★★☆
Ram Madhvani has crafted a story that will move the coldest of hearts. Nothing much happens in the film, action-wise, per se. But your gut is forever clenched, you’re always on the edge of your seat. There’s a sense of fear and foreboding, the burden of the knowledge of what is to come. Madhvani, along with writers Saiwyn Quadras and Sanyuktha Chawla Shaikh help get an outpouring of emotions from viewers. Review by Rohit Vats on Hindustan Times Rating: ★★★★☆
Neerja shows Madhvani’s meticulous planning as a director, even though it tilts in favour of some melodrama. The film arrives straight to the point and starts building a tension that remains with the audience till the end. Parallel narratives between Mumbai and Karachi bring out the conflict that ensued, and you subconsciously begin rooting for Neerja. Review by Sonia Chopra on Sify Rating: ★★★★☆
Director Ram Madhvani and writer Saiwyn Quadras tell us the story flitting between time-lines. It’s masterful how the central character’s present situation (the hijack) takes her back to the days of her abusive marriage. These intercuts show us a unique insight into the probable workings of her mind at the time. And the fact that she chooses to remember what her father always said to her, “Galat kaam na karna, na sehna” (don’t do wrong, don’t tolerate wrong). Adding to the astute writing-direction are strong performances, sharp cinematography and editing, flawless production design bringing out the ‘80s in an elegant, understated manner, and wonderful songs. Review by Raja Sen on Rediff Rating: ★★★★☆
This is the kind of performance that defines an actor, and Kapoor is so coolly evocative in the part — and her vulnerability so well captured by Madhvani — that I found myself rooting for her to escape, wishing that I knew the facts wrong and that Neerja made it out alive. If anyone, that sensational young woman deserved to live. The frequently claustrophobic, frequently handheld cinematography adds to the feeling of narrative turbulence even though the plane is stationary. Cinematographer Mitesh Mirchandani captures the rising anxiety with a perpetually moving camera and his frames are made special by abrupt pans: The view swings down suddenly, rapidly, to briefly peek at a nervous child peeing, or at a dog scratching himself restlessly next to his sleeping mistress. Madhvani paces the film masterfully, making for a highstrung but justifiably emotional narrative. Review by Shubha Shetty-Saha on Mid-Day India Rating: ★★★★½
While dealing with a subject of this sort, it is easy to flounder and be tempted to go overboard with melodrama and overtures. But thankfully, Ram Madhvani stays sincere to the story in hand and presents us with a real, believable film that keeps you involved every minute of its two-hour duration. He also gets the best out of his carefully handpicked cast. Average critic ratings of other movies released in 2015 – 2016
Fitoor – 2.3 stars Sanam Re – 1.6 stars Ghayal Once Again – 2.4 stars Sanam Teri Kasam – 1.6 stars Saala Khadoos – 2.6 stars Mastizaade – 1 stars Airlift – 3.7 stars Kyaa Kool Hain Hum 3 – 1 stars Wazir – 2.5 stars Dilwale – 2.5 stars Bajirao Mastani – 3.2 stars Hate Story 3 – 1.7 stars Tamasha – 3 stars Prem Ratan Dhan Payo – 2.7 stars Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2 – 2.6 stars
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Post by muska on Feb 20, 2016 2:40:18 GMT
I just came back from seeing this, and it was superb. There were a few times I was holding back tears and getting a lump in the throat, but during the climax the waterworks just started pouring down my face.
The performances were very good. Shabana did the best imo, and even Sonam did solid and delivered a mature performance.
RIP to Neerja Bhanot. She was incredibly brave, selfless, and heroic. Her parents and loved ones should be proud of her.
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Post by sady on Feb 20, 2016 8:59:15 GMT
I just came back from seeing this, and it was superb. There were a few times I was holding back tears and getting a lump in the throat, but during the climax the waterworks just started pouring down my face. The performances were very good. Shabana did the best imo, and even Sonam did solid and delivered a mature performance. RIP to Neerja Bhanot. She was incredibly brave, selfless, and heroic. Her parents and loved ones should be proud of her. You're lucky to have been able to see it. Sadly it's not releasing in my country so I'll have to wait. I'm happy for team Neerja, all their hard work has paid off and their wish to have Neerja's story been known by a greater number is being fulfilled. Everyone is loving it. Neerja's familly, the public, critics and celebs so I hope the team gets the recognition they deserve.
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Post by dancelover on Feb 20, 2016 19:34:02 GMT
Box Office India: Neerja earned 4.5 crore on Friday, and improved to 7.5 on Saturday, to become a HIT. If it continues to increase like that on Sunday, it might become a Superhit.
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Post by sady on Feb 20, 2016 21:52:54 GMT
Neerja Bhanot's Brother Reviews 'Neerja' And It Is The Only One You Need To Read Today By Akhil Bhanot Posted on February 20, 2016799 Saw the first show of the film and saw it again in the evening. Very satisfied and our main objective of letting the story of our girl made into cinema was clear & what we saw on the big screen was honest and inspiring!  To everyone who never came to know about Neerja's sacrifice, the film is a reminder. It is a befitting tribute to our ‘Laado’ Neerja for sure. We’re really proud. People should know about her and her bravery. There couldn’t have been a better way than cinema and the whole thing has been done so beautifully that our entire family is overwhelmed. It wasn’t Sonam on the screen. All we watched throughout was Neerja! What a brilliant job she has done. People who were born after 1986 had forgotten about Neerja and what she did on that day...now they won't, all thanks to the film. Atul Kasbekar, who has produced the film, was never really into production. It was just a casual conversation that Atul was having with a gang of friends and ‘Neerja Bhanot’ was just a topic. Atul revealed that he knew about Neerja but distinctively he couldn’t remember anything more.  So, he kind of had this in the back of his mind that like he had forgotten about Neerja, others too might have. For Atul, 'Neerja' became a story that definitely ‘had to be told’ and it’s where it all started.  We met them for the first time and Sonam and everyone met our mother. She was ecstatic to see all of it happen. We knew it then and there that all this has to happen just to keep the memory of Neerja alive.  I don’t know Neerja from the prism of those 17 hours, I have her entire 23 years in front of me. She was fun-loving, very lively..jise Punjabi mein kehte hain na “Mast Maula”. She was an ordinary girl and we belonged to a middle-class family where love and spreading happiness was of utmost importance. And all I remember about her now is the love and affection she used to spread in our family...I remember her for all that.  It's more than a commercial venture for our family. From Shabana Ji, who has done a fantastic role to Ram Madhavani and the dialogues, this movie is more than gripping. The actor who played the terrorist did a wonderful job. It’s a very powerful movie. And the message we wanted to convey has been beautifully put across through the medium of cinema. We had just one condition, we wanted them to get the script approved by us and we are so glad that they haven’t deviated from it.  Akhil Bhanot and Neerja BhanotAkhil Bhanot with Sonam Kapoor (picture courtesy: Akhil Bhanot's FB account) We call the cast of Neerja ‘our extended family’ now.Please go and watch the film!(As told to Isha Sharma)
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Post by sady on Feb 22, 2016 19:28:08 GMT
The results are showing in the weekend collections which are amongst the best in the business, when compared with some of the other female centric films:
Mary Kom – 28 crore
Piku – 25.22 crore
Heroine – 25 crore
Neerja – 22.01 crore
Jazbaa – 15.24 crore
Kahaani – 15 crore
Alone – 15 crore
Mardaani – 14.34 crore
NH10 – 13.25 crore
Khoobsurat – 11.25 crore
Dolly Ki Doli – 10.76 crore
Queen – 10 crore
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Post by dancelover on Feb 26, 2016 17:16:54 GMT
Neerja earned 34.5 crores in its first week, which Box Office India says means "done very well." Neerja should continue to do well this second week, because none of the new films gives competition.
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Post by sady on Mar 6, 2016 16:09:53 GMT
IT WAS ALL IN A DAY’S WORK Mumbai Mirror | Mar 6, 2016, 12.00 AM IST
Neerja is a movie about heroism, not nationalism By Trisha Gupta Neerja's heroism flows from farz—a trait we have lately forgotten how to honour in cinema and in public life. Neerja released in the middle of February. I avoided watching it for weeks. I was worried I'd go the cinema and get hit by more of the chest-thumping nationalism currently bombarding us off-screen. Or at least injected with a saccharine-sweet version of it. I was wrong. Neerja - starring Sonam Kapoor as the late Neerja Bhanot, a Pan Am flight attendant who was killed by terrorists during a hijack in September 1986 -- is about heroism, not nationalism. It's about helping other human beings, not caring whether they belong to the same community/race/country as you. In Madhvani's vision, Neerja tries her level best to safeguard all passengers on her flight. If American passport-holders seem the most vulnerable at one point, she tries her best to shield them; when it is children who need her, she goes to their aid. In this regard, Neerja's impetus is different from another recent film about an unlikely Indian hero -Airlift. The two films are premised on strikingly similar scenarios - a group of ordinary people placed in a precarious predicament while outside their country of citizenship, with one among them catapulted by circumstances to a position of leadership. But Airlift's protagonist takes the initiative to save these helpless people because they are his countrymen. In fact, Raja Menon makes Akshay Kumar's heroism turn on the emotional tug of something called 'the nation', while in fact mocking the procedural inefficiencies and powerlessness of that entity called 'the state'. Ram Madhvani's film, in contrast, makes its heroism flow from something very ordinary; something we have lately forgotten how to honour, both in our cinema and in our public life: duty. And duty in Neerja is not to an abstraction called the nation, but simply to the responsibilities of your job, to correct procedure. And beyond that, to all human life. Duty isn't too fashionable an idea these days. Unlike in the days when Hindi cinema was filled with stern-faced police officers doing their duty to their vardi by handcuffing their brothers, farz isn't a word we hear very often now. The law-abiding Nehruvian hero of a previous era had already been placed in a dilemma in the 70s and 80s by pitting his duty to the law against his duty to family - that division lies, in some sense, at the core of most justifications for corruption. But in our post-liberalisation times, the idea of simply doing one's job has come to be associated with being boring, playing by the rules rather than thinking 'out of the box'. Perhaps it isn't entirely a coincidence that a film that seeks to recuperate the meaning of 'farz', to rescue it from its stodgy, stick-in-the-mud associations and turn it into something worthy of our greatest admiration, is about an event from the 1980s. Madhvani builds up his protagonist's believability carefully. Why would an up-andcoming model, already appearing not just on TV advertisements but also on big hoardings for bridal-wear and on the back covers of magazines, stick with a job with terrible timings and a rather fraught social standing? Shabana Azmi, in an outstanding turn as Neerja's pillar-of-support Punjabi housewife mother, often asks her daughter the same question. The only answer we hear Sonam Kapoor give in the film is the near-banal "I love my job". But by offering us brilliantly-timed glimpses of Bhanot's ugly (and thankfully short-lived) arranged marriage, the film's writers Saiwyn Qadras and Sanyukta Shaikh Chawla produce a powerful sense of what else might have driven this young woman. To take your work seriously, Neerja implies, is crucial to achieving independence and identity— no matter whether that work is seen as work by others. In one telling scene, we listen to anasty letter from Neerja's husband, about how no "izzatdaar" (honourable) father would get his daughter to work as a model, and we are forced to think of how often female flight attendants deal with disrespectful male passengers, even today. But the stand-out dialogue about duty in Neerja comes when the 22-year-old flight attendant's insistence on serving water and a snack to the hungry, thirsty passengers on board earns her the wrath of the armed hijackers. As one of them tries to physically stop her, she looks straight into his eyes and says, "Sir, main sirf apna kaam kar rahi hoon. Apna farz nibha rahi hoon. Jaise aap nibha rahe ho. (Sir, I'm only doing my job. I'm doing my duty. Just like you are.)" Something truly remarkable happens in this scene. An act of dull, everyday labour suddenly lit up with the radiance of something extraordinary— and simultaneously, the violent act of the terrorist-hijacker is, for one infinitesimal moment, charged with a sense of duty.However reprehensible his means might be, Neerja manages to suggest, the terrorist's ultimate goal is one he considers moral. In a film that otherwise displays little doubt about its heroes and villains, this is a rare moment of rupture, a chink in the wall. But dialogue can only take place across such a chink. It is only by insisting on humanising those who seek to dehumanise us that any war can ever truly be brought to an end.
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Post by dancelover on Mar 14, 2016 14:03:26 GMT
Neerja is likely to bring in more than 70 crore from India (110 from the entire world). Week one: 35.29 Week two: 21.52 Week three: 8.50 Week four: 3.50 (weekend only) -------------------- subtotal now 68.8 HIT. SUPERHIT compared to budget. Yay Ram Madhvani & Sonam Kapoor! Dancelover Director : Ram Madhvani Cast :
* Sonam Kapoor * Shabana Azmi * Abrar Zahoor * Shekhar Ravjiani (of Vishal-Shekar duo) Upcoming movie thread
Budget : 21cr
Opening Day Box Office : 4.70cr on 700 screens + 100 screens added (domestic)
First week-end Box Office : 22.01cr (domestic) + 10.20cr (overseas)
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Post by sady on Mar 14, 2016 21:16:23 GMT
I'm so happy for team Neerja and the Bhanot family who put in so much effort to make this movie. Neerja is likely to bring in more than 70 crore from India (110 from the entire world). Week one: 35.29 Week two: 21.52 Week three: 8.50 Week four: 3.50 (weekend only) -------------------- subtotal now 68.8 HIT. SUPERHIT compared to budget. Yay Ram Madhvani & Sonam Kapoor! Dancelover Director : Ram Madhvani Cast :
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Budget : 21cr
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