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Badmash Company Movie Review, Ratings and Theatrical Trailer

Badmash Company Movie Review, Ratings and Theatrical Trailer

Movie : Badmash Company
Cast : Shahid Kapoor, Anushka Sharma, Veer Das, Meiyang Chang, Anupam Kher

Movie Release Date: 7th May 2010
Music Director : Pritam Chakraborthy
Director : Parmeet Sethi
Language: Hindi

Plot: Badmash Company Movie is the story about 4 friends who want to get rich quickly. They craft out a nice plan which makes them start a company that becomes a hit by beating the system. The story unfolds to show how long they stay without getting caught and what if they get caught.

Badmash Company, first look. It is the story set in 1990s in the middle class Mumbai. It is about four friends, Karan played by Shahid Kapoor, his love interest Bulbul played by Anushka Sharma, Chandu played by Vir Das and Zing played by Meiyang Chang of the Indian Idol fame. The story is about a company formed by four of them which is an import business to chase their dreams of making it big some day. They aim to achieve stupendous success by discovering a way to beat the system. They realized that by doing all the wrong things ....in a right way.

Badmash Company Preview; the four friends chased their dream to earn quick money by hook or by crook and believed that to run a successful business all you need a superb idea and a well executed plan rather than huge investment. They did not shy away from taking huge risks to earn big money until one day when they decided to close down. What happens next is for the audience to discover. The film is releasing on May 7Th in theatres.

Badmash Company previews also talk about the music score lend by Pritam. From ear shattering bass guitar, electronic disco, heavy metal to Pritam’s signature style sufi-rock, Badmash Company has it all. The film scores high on style quotient with Shahid Kapoor and Anushka Sharma a fresh couple to look out for. The total feel of the film looks fresh, with some great make overs. Shahid who has earlier shattered his chocolate boy image in the film Kaminey is all set to deliver a yet another path breaking performance in Badmash Company. It is a debut film for Meiyang Chang who rose to fame after Indian Idol. The film produced under the banner of Yash Raj Films is directed by Parmeet Sethi. Badmash Company hits the cinemas today,7th May 2010.

Paathshaala : Movie review by experts

Paathshaala : Movie review

Rate: 4.88 / 8 votes

'PAATHSHAALA', SHARING its release with RGV's Phoonk 2 hits the cinema houses today on April 16. The film under the direction of Milind Ukey has a topical story highlighting the coarse fact that education centers have been merely reduced to a commercial hub. The story touches upon the grave situation where these alleged education centers are minting money from the parents claiming to give quality education to their children.

Paathshaala showcases Shahid Kapoor as an ideal school teacher named Rahul Prakash Udyavar paired opposite another teacher played by Ayesha Takia. Nana Patekar will be seen playing the strong role of a principal in a school named 'Saraswati Vidya Mandir'.

Paathshaala portrays the obligatory monetary compulsions levied by the management of 'Saraswati Vidya Mandir' school on the parents of the students studying in the school. With Saraswati Vidya Mandir as an example the film presses upon the flawed education system followed by the Indian society. The film in the offset dwells upon the mounting academic pressure on the students, the mindset of parents as well as that of the students about the entire education process. The story is upfront on the issue of commercialization of the education system in the contemporary India.

The film Paathshaala draws attention due to the topicality and emotional quotient which calls for a public questioning of the credibility of the prevailing education system in Indian society.

Loose scripting and unplanned screenplay in Paathshaala takes a back seat as the film is successful in posing a question in the viewers mind on the issue of commercialization of education.

So, go to this Paathshaala only if you are ready for some serious thinking.

Paathshaala Movie Review, Rating

Paathshaala Movie Review, Rating

Times of India

Film: Paathshaala

Cast: Shahid Kapoor,

Ayesha Takia, Nana Patekar

Genre: Drama

Direction: Milind Ukey

Duration: 2 hours

Critic's Rating: 3 Star

Synopsis : Shahid Kapoor joins Saraswati Vidya Mandir, an old school on the threshold of change, as the English teacher. He soon realises not all the changes are going to benefit the students, even as Principal Nana Patekar fights a losing battle with the profit-obsessed mmanagement. Time for revolution....

Movie Review: The film is low key, restrained and often too laid back. Yet it works because it is intensely topical and has an uncluttered charm to it. Set in the precincts of an old world school, it traces the battle of a handful of sincere and committed teachers and students against a newage management that wants to transform the centre of education into a commercial venture. Needless to say, the malaise within Saraswati Vidya Mandir is symptomatic of the disturbing trend which seems to have overtaken our real-life schooling system too. One where an increasing number of private schools are yelling `show me the money' to a growing band of concerned parents. Again, can't blame them entirely, can we? Blame the competition....

But Paathshaala does strike a chord with its simple tale of how a few good men -- and kids -- first try to cope up with a rapidly changing system of education which has the kids trying to hard sell their school by participating in reality shows and grabbing space in the print and television media. The management has not only hiked the fee and is implementing any and every scheme to make an easy buck, it has also hired a marketing company to create a buzz about the school. It doesn't take long before the sensitive and guru-like teachers are all side-lined by the cell-phone wielding image-makers who wouldn't care less about a kid's emotions. But, there's only this much moolah-alone-matters mantra that our in-house Sidney Poitier (read Shahid Kapoor) can handle. Soon, he's spearheading an andolan against the brutish management, along with the bachcha log and the noble profession people. Read More At Times Of India

Rediff

Rediff Rating : 1 and Half Star

Unfortunately the title of this film will have most parents' think of it as a children's film. But Paathshaala is not a kiddie flick.

Neither is it targeted at an adult audience. In fact Paathshaala is a film which won't keep anybody entertained (young or old). After the blockbuster hit Taare Zameen Par it was only a matter of time before another film on the evils of the education system was churned out. So now director Milind Ukey brings us Paathshaala.

Saraswati Vidya Mandir is an educational institution which nurtures kids and upholds education as a noble profession. The man at the helm of affairs is principal Nana Patekar (Aditya Sahay) a man who has sacrificed his life for the school, never felt the need to get married; in short, a model principal.

Then the trustees of the school feel the school isn't generating enough revenue, it isn't a brand name, and all that spiel which goes with it. In this scenario enters the young idealist Shahid Kapoor (Rahul Prakash Udyavar) who is horrified at what's happening in the school.

Paathshaala is clearly inspired by Taare Zameen Par or maybe it's a coincidence. But the similarities cannot be missed. Shahid loves his profession and all the kids he works with. There is no romance in his life. But Taare stayed focused on a single issue whereas Paathshaala hopes to dwell on all that is wrong with our system today. The film meanders on and the audience is wondering whether this is a docu-drama being churned out by Films Division.

Everything about the film is one-dimensional. The school itself is a set and looks like a cardboard cut-out. The characters are all good or all bad; there are no shades of grey.

The supporting cast of teachers looks straight out of a TV serial. Kurush Deboo (better known as Rustom Pavri from Munnabhai ) plays Cyrus Hansotia a pessimistic teacher who carries his own duster and flings chalks around the classroom. Sushmita Mukherjee is Mrs Bose, a bumbling Bengali geography teacher who stumbles in and stumbles out of the frame. And that's all they do right through the film.

So as Nana Patekar sets out to compromise on his values and generate profits for the school, several issues are raked up. Selling stationery and sports goods at higher prices, vending soft drinks and junk foods which are harmful for kids, increasing the fees mid-year, it's almost like the script writer and producer Ahmed Khan created a list of grievances which had to be included in the film. But they do not come together to form a cohesive screenplay.

If this wasn't enough the film also deals with the issue of reality shows. But facts are presented in a confused haphazard manner. No school can send children for a reality show audition without explicit consent from the parents. The crew behind reality shows is loud-mouthed and offensive. Read More At Rediff

Merinews

Merinews Rating : 4 Star

'PAATHSHAALA', SHARING its release with RGV's Phoonk 2 hits the cinema houses today on April 16. The film under the direction of Milind Ukey has a topical story highlighting the coarse fact that education centers have been merely reduced to a commercial hub. The story touches upon the grave situation where these alleged education centers are minting money from the parents claiming to give quality education to their children.

Paathshaala showcases Shahid Kapoor as an ideal school teacher named Rahul Prakash Udyavar paired opposite another teacher played by Ayesha Takia. Nana Patekar will be seen playing the strong role of a principal in a school named 'Saraswati Vidya Mandir'.

Paathshaala portrays the obligatory monetary compulsions levied by the management of 'Saraswati Vidya Mandir' school on the parents of the students studying in the school. With Saraswati Vidya Mandir as an example the film presses upon the flawed education system followed by the Indian society. The film in the offset dwells upon the mounting academic pressure on the students, the mindset of parents as well as that of the students about the entire education process. The story is upfront on the issue of commercialization of the education system in the contemporary India. Read More At MeriNews

Movie Review: Chance Pe Dance is annoying

Movie Review: Chance Pe Dance is annoying

Chance Pe Dance - Hindi Movie Trailer
Chance Pe Dance - Music Review
Chance Pe Dance - Cast and Crew

 

Cast: Shahid Kapoor, Genelia Dsouza and Arshad Warsi

Director: Ken Ghosh

There are three moments in Chance Pe Dance that I can't get out of my head. The first involves a small kid, digging his nose furiously, followed by a tight close-up of his booger. The second is that of a Parsi gentleman in a sudreh, scratching his hairy chest and armpits incessantly. The third is a scene in which Shahid Kapoor scrapes his nails against a blackboard, the shrill sound of which is deafening.

Evidently each of these scenes is intended to make you turn away, to be repulsed even. The thing is, director Ken Ghosh needn't have tried so hard. Chance Pe Dance is an annoying, exhausting film that entirely fails to entertain. ((pause)) Shahid Kapoor stars as Sameer Behl, a struggling actor chasing the Bollywood dream. He faces rejection every day, until finally his killer dance moves get a prominent film director to notice him and subsequently sign him up as the lead in his next film. Not much later, he is dropped from the film.

Sameer has no money for rent and finds himself living out of his car. He has no money for meals, and must take up a dance-teacher's job at a school. It doesn't take a genius to predict that he will lead his oddball students to victory in an inter-school dance championship, and depite all odds, he will become a movie-star after all.

Chance Pe Dance doesn't work because you feel no empathy for its protagonist. The film's writers -- if you can call them that, considering there is no script to speak of -- fail to invest even a hint of vulnerability in Sameer. Moreso, Shahid Kapoor's surface-level performance doesn't help convey the desperation his character's supposedly feeling.

The obligatory romantic track between Sameer and an upcoming choreographer (played by Genelia D'souza) is so random, it adds no dimension to the central plot. This is a film without any character arcs, or plot progression. To be honest, Chance Pe Dance is a film that probably started shooting before a script was ever written; a one-line idea that never developed into a complete story.

The dance portions here are impressively performed by Shahid Kapoor, but you could interchange each of the sequences and it would make no difference to the final film. Much of the blame for that must by shared by composer Adnan Sami who delivers an uninspired soundtrack of indifferent tunes.

Chance Pe Dance is only a little over two hours in running time, but feels much longer because the screenplay limps lethargically in no particular direction.

Of the cast, Genelia D'souza saddled with a half-baked role and left pretty much to her own devices, screeches through her scenes and strums up none of that buoyant energy one has come to expect from her. Shahid Kapoor for his part, makes too many faces throughout the film, and lets his chiselled abs and his nimble feet do the talking. Unfortunately, that's not enough.

I'm going with one out of five and a thumbs down for director Ken Ghosh's Chance Pe Dance; he borrows liberally from such Hollywood films as School of Rock and the Jessica Alba-starrer Honey. But with it's theme of a struggling actor's ultimate vindication, in the end I suppose Chance Pe Dance could be described as "Luck By Chance-For-Dummies". Although it would be a crime to mention the two films in the same breath!

Rating: 1 / 5

Bollywood Wish List For 2010

Bollywood Wish List For 2010
What celebs look forward to in 2010

Quite a few interesting films are lined up for release early 2010. Be it director Sajid Khan, Sirish Kunder or Ken Ghosh, they are all looking forward to their creations in the New year. While 'My Name Is Khan' and 'Kites' are the hottest contenders when it comes to the most awaited films, there are quite a few others like 'Rann' and 'Teen Patti' that may be exciting.

Producer-writer Shirish Kunder has another choice. 'In 2010, I am waiting most for 'Tees Maar Khan'. With Farah Khan at the helm of affairs and Akshay Kumar leading the case, it's going to be the peak of commercial cinema,' he told IANS. The film also stars Akshaye Khanna, hence bringing the two namesake actors together for the first time.

It may not be on the wish list of many but 'Run Bhola Run' is what excites Tusshar Kapoor most. 'For obvious reasons I am waiting for this film the most,' said the actor who will be seen with Govinda again after 'Life Partner'.

Minissha Lamba is waiting for her 'Well Done Abba'. This Shyam Benegal-directed film has been making waves in the festival circuits and is now being lined up for theatrical release. 'I am looking forward to 'Well Done Abba'. However, there are also films like 'Raavan', 'Veer', 'My Name Is Khan', 'Kites' and 'Dostana 2' on my wish list,' she said.

Ken Ghosh had a hit 'Ishq Vishk' and a miss 'Fida' with Shahid Kapoor over the years gone by. However, he is confident of 'Chance Pe Dance' hitting the bull's eye. 'Other than my own film, I am also waiting for 'Kites'', he says.

Newbie Urvashi Sharma, who began as a leading lady with 'Naqaab' and played a small role in 'Baabarr', is excited about turning over a new page in her professional career in 2010. 'I am really looking forward to two of my own films - 'Khatta Meetha' and 'Nishaad' - both with Priyadarshan. Apart from these two films, I also want to see Ambika Hinduja's 'Teen Patti' which has Mr. (Amitabh) Bachchan in it.'

Rituparna Sengupta, who was seen in 'Do Knot Disturb', has a lot to look forward to in 2010. 'For me, the most awaited films in the New Year are my own like 'Mittal vs Mittal', 'S.R.K', 'Paroksh' and 'Bum Bum Boley'.'

For filmmaker Jagmohan Mundhra, who is working on multiple films, it is 'Apartment' all the way. 'The film is ready and it should release very soon,' he said. Though she has a pivotal role in 'Apartment', it's 'Rann' that excites Neetu Chandra the most. 'It is going to be my first release of 2010 and I am counting days for the January 29 release of the film.'

Sajid Khan, who will release his 'Housefull' in May, said: 'It's obvious that 'Housefull' would be my as well as audiences' choice of 2010.' For Kareena Kapoor, the choice is obvious - 'Ra 1'. Though she is not saying it yet, the buzz is that she has more or less signed on the dotted line for this Shah Rukh Khan starrer sci-fi super hero film which is being directed by Anubhav Sinha of 'Dus' fame.

List Of Hindi Movies 2010, Most Awaited Films of 2010

List Of Hindi Movies 2010
New Upcoming 2010 Bollywood Movies
Most Awaited Films of 2010
Movies Coming Out In 2010

Movie Name	Director	Starcast
1-800 Love	Abbas Tyrewala	John Abraham, Pakhi
Action Replayy	Vipul Shah	Akshay Kumar, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Randhir Kapoor
Agent Vinod	Sriram Raghavan	Saif Ali Khan, Kareena Kapoor
Anjaana Anjaani	Siddharth Anand	Ranbir Kapoor,Priyanka Chopra
Ayesha	Rajshree Ojha	Abhay Deol, Sonam Kapoor
Chance Pe Dance	Ken Ghosh	Shahid Kapoor, Genelia D'souza
Chatur Singh Two Star	Ajay Chandok	Sanjay Dutt, Ameesha, Anupam Kher, Satish Kaushik
Chenab Gandhi	Vibhu Puri	Amitabh Bachchan, Rajeev Khandelwal, Vidya Balan
Crooked (working title)	Abhinay Deo	Abhishek Bachchan, Jimmy Shergill, Gul Panag, Boman Irani
Dabanng	Abhinav Kashyap	Salman Khan, Arbaaz Khan, Sonakshi Sinha
Delhi Belly	Abhinay Deo	Imran Khan, Shenaz Treasurywala, Vir Das
Delhi Safari	Nikhil Advani	Voices of Govinda, Suniel Shetty, Urmila Matondkar, Ayesha Takia Azmi and Boman Irani
Dhobi Ghaat	Kiran Rao	Prateik Babbar, Aamir Khan
Guzaarish	Sanjay Leela Bhansali	Hrithik Roshan,Aishwarya Rai,Aditya Roy Kapoor
Hook Ya Crook	David Dhawan	John Abraham, Genelia D'souza, Kay Kay Menon, Shreyas Talpade
House Full	Sajid Khan	Akshay Kumar, Deepika Padukone, Ritesh Deshmukh, Arjun Rampal, Lara Dutta, Jiah Khan
I Hate Luv Stories	Punit Malhotra	Imran Khan, Sonam Kapoor, Sammir Dattani
Ishqiya	Abhishek Chaubey	Naseruddin Shah, Arshad Warsi, Vidya Balan
Jaane Kahan Se Aayi Hai	Milap Zaveri	Ritesh Deshmukh, Ayesha Takia Azmi, Ruslaan Mumtaz,Sonal Sehgal, Jacqueline Fernandes
Johnny Mastana	Shoojit Sircar	Amitabh Bachchan, Dia Mirza, Sarika, Jimmy Shergill
Kajraare	Pooja Bhatt	Himesh Reshammiya, Mona Laizza, Amrita Singh, Javed Sheikh
Karthik Calling Karthik	Vijay Lalwani	Farhan Akhtar, Deepika Padukone
Khatta Meetha	Priyadarshan	Akshay Kumar, Trisha
Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Se	Ashutosh Gowariker	Abhishek Bachchan, Deepika Padukone
Kites	Anurag Basu	Hrithik Roshan,Kangna Ranaut,Barbara Mori,Kabir Bedi
Koochie Koochie Hota Hai	Tarun Mansukhani	Voices of Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Rani Mukherjee
Lamhaa	Rahul Dholakia	Sanjay Dutt, Bipasha Basu, Kunal Kapoor, Shernaz Patel, Anupam Kher
Milenge Milenge	Satish Kaushik	Shahid Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor, Aarti Chhabria, Satish Shah
My Name is Khan	Karan Johar	Shahrukh Khan, Kajol, Jimmy Shergill, Zarina Wahab, Parvin Dabas
No Problem	Anees Bazmee	Anil Kapoor, Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, Sunil Shetty, Sushmita Sen, Kangna Ranaut, Paresh Rawal and Neetu Chandra
Once Upon a Time in Mumbai	Milan Luthria	Ajay Devgn, Emraan Hashmi, Kangna Ranaut, Prachi Desai
Paathshala	Milind Ukey	Shahid Kapoor, Nana Patekar, Ayesha Takia Azmi
Parmeet Sethi's next	Parmeet Sethi	Shahid Kapoor, Anushka Sharma
Patiala House	Nikhil Advani	Akshay Kumar, Anushka Sharma, Rishi Kapoor, Dimple Kapadia
Prince- Its Showtime	Kookie V Gulati	Vivek Oberoi, Aruna Murty, Nandana Sen, Niroo Singh, Sanjay Kapoor
Priyadarshan's next	Priyadarshan	Ajay Devgn, Akshaye Khanna, Bipasha Basu
Pyaar Impossible	Jugal Hansraj	Uday Chopra, Priyanka Chopra, Dino Morea, Anupam Kher
Ra.1	Anubhav Sinha	Shah Rukh Khan
Raajneeti	Prakash Jha	Nana Patekar, Ajay Devgn, Ranbir Kapoor, Katrina Kaif, Manoj Bajpai, Arjun Rampal
Raavan	Mani Ratnam	Abhishek Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Govinda, Nikhil Dwivedi, Ravi Kissen, Chiyaan Vikram
Rakta Charitra	Ram Gopal Varma	Vivek Oberoi, Shatrughan Sinha, Abhimanyu Shekhar Singh
Rann	Ram Gopal Varma	Amitabh Bachchan,Ritesh Deshmukh, Paresh Rawal, Mohnish Behl, Suchitra Krishnamurthy, Rajat Kapoor, Gul Panag, Neetu Chandra, Rajpal Yadav, Sudeep
Run Bhola Run	Neeraj Vora	Govinda, Tusshar Kapoor, Ameesha, Celina Jaitly
Stepmom's remake	Siddharth Malhotra	Kajol, Kareena Kapoor, Arjun Rampal
Teen Patti	Leena Yadav	Amitabh Bachchan, Sir Ben Kingsley, R Madhavan, Saira Mohan, Shradha Kapoor, Siddharth Kher, Vaibhav Talwar
Tees Maar Khan	Farah Khan	Akshay Kumar
Tera Kya Hoga Johnny?	Sudhir Mishra	Neil Nitin Mukesh, Soha Ali Khan, Kay Kay Menon, Shahana Goswami, Karan Nath
Toonpur Ka Superhero	Kireet Khurana	Ajay Devgn, Kajol
Veer	Anil Sharma	Salman Khan, Sohail Khan, Mithun Chakraborty,Jackie Shroff, Lisa Lazarus
Yash Raj's next untitled	Pradeep Sarkar	Neil Nitin Mukesh, Deepika Padukone

Shahid Shows his Matcho

Shahid Shows his Matcho

Shahid sculpts eight-pack abs for 'Chance Pe Dance'

Chance Pe Dance - Hindi Movie Trailer
Chance Pe Dance - Music Review
Chance Pe Dance - Cast and Crew

Don't get confused, there is no nudity by this lover boy but after Aamir Khan and Shah Rukh flaunted six-pack abs, Shahid Kapoor is doing two better -- he will show off eight-pack abs in his forthcoming film "Chance Pe Dance".

Trainer Abbas Ali said they managed to achieve the new look in a very short time for

"Chance Pe Dance", directed by Ken Ghosh.

"Shahid had to look cosmetically presentable. After 'Kaminey' we had only two months in hand to change his complete look. It's Shahid's sheer hard work, dedication and consistency that transformed him from what he used to look a couple of years ago to his present look," Abbas told.

"His body in 'Chance Pe Dance' is better than all his previous films. Shahid told me that dancers are coming from abroad and he wants to look like god and move like god. I had to change the entire training to bring that look along with flexibility and muscle endurance which was required for his dance performance," he said.

Shahid first started working on his body for Vishal Bharadwaj's "Kaminey" as he had to run with horses in a scene.

"Shahid didn't have a muscular body. I was training him only for fitness. Shahid didn't want a picture perfect body in 'Kaminey' because the film shows that he comes from street and doesn't workout in high-tech gym," said Abbas.

For "Chance Pe Dance" Shahid needed a sculpted body and practiced five days a week. He also had to work on his diet.

"Shahid is a vegetarian and he doesn't even takes egg so first class protein, which is required to build lean muscle, was not there. White carbohydrate was removed from his diet, like white potatoes and pasta. We added brown carbohydrate like brown rice, sweet potato, oats instead.

"We didn't go for low carbohydrates because if you go for low carbohydrates your performance level goes down in real life. He has to dance so we couldn't go for low carbohydrates."

"Chance Pe Dance", in which Shahid plays a struggling actor opposite Genelia D'Souza, is set for a Jan 15 release.

Chance Pe Dance - Hindi Movie - Music Review

Chance Pe Dance - Music Review

Chance Pe Dance - Cast and Crew

Put on your dancing shoes and get ready to shake a leg with the music of Shahid Kapoor-Genelia D'Souza-starrer "Chance Pe Dance". The soundtrack has been composed by Adnan Sami and it boasts of fast-paced, high-on-energy dance numbers.

The album contains seven originals and two remix versions.

It opens with "Pe pe pepein" that starts with typical wedding music in the background. A Western song with rap by Hard Kaur and vocals by Master Saleem and Neeraj Sridhar, "Pe pe pepein" has a strong Punjabi flavour. It's a fast-paced song and slowly grows on you.

The song also has a remix version that adds more beats and makes it a perfect dance number.

Next is "Pump it up" with Vishal Dadlani behind the mike. The song has a punch and starts with a bang. It's a full-on dance number with a mix of dhol and electronic guitaring.

This track too has a remix version which is faster and includes more orchestration.

Up next is a slow love ballad "Pal mein hi", which is beautifully crooned by Soham Chakrabarthy and Shreya Ghoshal. The song brings in a tranquillising effect. It's a sweet and pleasing romantic number that touches a chord with the listener.

Then we have another fast track in the guise of "One more dance". The song sung by Kunal Ganjawala is not that impressive. The song has a techno feel and is meant for the dance floor; it, however, fails to create an impact and falls flat.

It is followed by "Yaba Daba Yahoo". Sung by Kunal Ganjawala, it takes the dance flavour of the album further. A fun number, it has a heavy dose of English lyrics.

"Rishta hai mera", sung by Shaan and Tulsi Kumar, changes the mood of the album. It's a soft, smooth song. An inspirational number, "Rishta hai mera" is a melodious composition and generates interest.

Finally there is "Just do it". High on electronic arrangements, the song has been crooned by Amit Kumar and director Ken Ghosh has composed it. It has influences of hip hop and is a dance number yet gain.

On the whole, if you want to dance away to glory, then "Chance Pe Dance" is the album you are looking for.

Chance Pe Dance - Hindi Movie

Chance Pe Dance Cast and Crew

Chance Pe Dance - Movie Trailer

Chance Pe Dance - Music Review

Cast :	Shahid Kapoor,Genelia DSouza.
Director :	Ken Ghosh
Producer :	Ronnie Screwvala
Music Director :	Adnan Sami
Lyricist :	Kumaar, Irshad Kamil, Irfan Siddique ,Amitabh Bhat
Playback Singer :	Sukhwinder Singh, Tulsi Kumar, Javed Ali, Vishal Dadlani, Soham Chakrabarthy, Shreya Ghosal, Kunal Ganjawala, Master Saleem, Neeraj Sridhar, Amit Kumar ,Shaan

Indian Idol Finalist Meiyung Chang Makes Acting Debut With Shahid Kapoor | Indian Idol Contestant Makes Acting Debut With Shahid Kapoor

Indian Idol finalist Meiyung Chang Makes Acting Debut With Shahid Kapoor | Indian Idol Contestant Makes Acting Debut With Shahid Kapoor

Tired of watching Vishal Singh play the heros best friend over and over again? He was Shahid Kapoors sounding board in Ishq Vishq and Kismat Connection.

But now Shahid has found a new best- friend on screen. It is Indian Idol finalist Meiyung Chang from Dhanbad in Jharkhand.

Meiyung who rose to fame not only through his singing in Season 3 of the reality show but also with his relationship with fellow-contestant Monali Thakur, makes his movie debut in Yashraj Films Shahid-Anushka Sharma starrer directed by Parmeet Sethi.

Chang, as hes affectionately known in the industry, has been strictly prohibited from talking about his acting debut.

So we asked the films music composer Pritam Chakraborty if he had any hand in Meiyungs casting. After all Meiyang Changs girlfriend Monali Thakur rose to fame with Pritams composition Zara zara touch me in Race. Its believed Pritam played cupid between the two Indian Idol contestants.

Pritam denies having a hand in Meiyungs love life or his career. Chang is a dear friend and he is seeing Monali. But I had nothing to do with it. Nor did I have any hand in his casting in Parmeets film. Im only the music composer on that project.