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Red Dawn (2012) - Movie Review


Red Dawn” is on the subject of the 1984 John Milius war flick about a Soviet attack of the United States. The filmmakers have changed the invaders to North Koreans and have made his state a Hollywood nasty piece of work.
Keeping in the mind adults will discover a North Korean attack the matter of wing-nut dreams with children who like to see boys shoot stuff up is almost certainly what the distributor is getting on. Spokane, Wash.

Chittagong (2012) - Movie Review



The year of 2010 was not a successful year for filmmaker Ashutosh Gowariker in bringing a new historical chapter of India as ‘Chittagong uprising’. The movie had Abhishek Bachchan and Deepika Padukone as the main lead.  Now in 2012, filmmaker Bedabrata Pain has brought his film on the same topic with the title ‘Chittagong’. Let’s find the possible impact of ‘Chittagong’ on the viewers of Hindi cinema.

Chittagong depicts a story of a small piece of British ruled Bengal that is not very much remembered in Indian history.  The story shows the year of 1930 when a school teacher Suriya Sen (played by Manoj Bajpayee) leads some young people to take on the British forces. Chittagong shows the revolution and rise of the youngest lanky fighter Jhunku (played by Delzad Hiwale) to the freedom fighter Subodh Roy.