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Deewar review             Director: Yash Chopra Writers: Javed Akhtar (dialogue), Javed Akhtar  Stars: Shashi Kapoor, Amitabh Bachchan, Neetu Singh ,Nirupa Roy,Parveen Babi,A.K. Hangal Deewaar begins with a terrible choice: in order to save his family’s lives, Anand Verma (Satyen Kappu), the union leader of the local mine workers, betrays his constituency, surrendering to the mine-owners’ extortionate demands. In return, he is humiliated and hated by his community. Unable to bear the shame, Anand absconds, leaving his wife, Sumitra Devi (Nirupa Roy), and his two sons, Vijay (Amitabh Bachchan) and Ravi (Shashi Kapoor) to defend for themselves. Ravi, the youngest child, largely escapes the backlash, sheltered from the community by his mother and brother. Vijay, on the other hand, bears the brunt of the trauma; he becomes the target of brutal public humiliation. In a desperate bid to give his mother the material comforts h...

Rate This Rating:  2/5 stars (Two-star) Star cast:  John Abraham, Chitrangada Singh, Prachi Desai, Zarina Wahab, Mini Mathur, Raima Sen What’s Good:  Too many good looking people assembled together in the same frame. What’s Bad:  Everything that is related to the cinematic aspect of the film, a doomed script and cluttered screenplay is painful. Loo break:  Washroom will definitely look more appealing to you! Watch or Not?:  A wobbly screenplay and a faltering script gone terribly wrong, I, Me aur Main is essentially as narcissistic as the title. Don’t waste your time on this film which gloats too much over nothing substantial. Maa-da-ladla Ishaan Sabharwal epitomizes narcissism. Self centered to the core, the man is his own favorite, the King of his personal fantasy land. A successful music producer, he is in a live in relationship with his lawyer girlfriend Anushka. While his girlfriend dreams to ma...