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Gangster is a 2006 Indian Hindi-language romantic thriller film directed by Anurag Basu. It stars Emraan Hashmi, Kangana Ranaut and Shiney Ahuja. The music is composed by Pritam. The film was rumored to be based on the life of mobster Abu Salem and former actress Monica Bedi, but director Basu has denied any similarities to any real characters or incidents. It was the debut of actress Kangana Ranaut, and released theatrically on 28 April 2006.

Plot[edit]

Simran (Kangana Ranaut) drowns her misery in booze. Her one friend in Seoul is Aakash (Emraan Hashmi), a singer in an Indian restaurant.

Originally a bar dancer in Mumbai, India, Simran is the girlfriend of a notorious gangster, Daya (Shiney Ahuja). Five years ago, Daya's boss Khan (Gulshan Grover) ordered him to give Simran up. When Khan threatened Simran, Daya turned on him and Khan cut Daya loose from his gang.

She and Daya were forced to flee to Seoul. They took a small boy named Bittu with them. After an encounter with the Mumbai police, Bittu was killed, causing a strain in the couple's relationship and pushing Simran toward alcoholism. Leaving Simran alone in Seoul, Daya went to work in Mauritius and then Dubai.

Aakash tells Simran that he cares for her despite her past, and their relationship gradually develops from friendship to love. Daya, who is still in Dubai, suddenly comes to Seoul. When he learns of Simran's affair with Aakash, he attacks and severely beats him in a fit of rage and jealousy. Daya then professes his love for her and promises to reform and fulfill her dreams of a normal life; he also tells her that if she truly loves Aakash he will not hold her back. Before Simran can respond, the police arrive in pursuit of Daya and Simran. The two flee.

Daya gives up murdering innocents and begins working odd jobs, admitting to Simran that he has found peace in doing honest work. He says that he would like to return to his village in India with her, so that they might live there peacefully. To do so he would have to perform one last crime: fake passports for him and Simran.

Simran, who is longing for Aakash, soon discovers that she is pregnant with his child. When she tells Aakash, he meets her and tells her he would like to marry her, but they will never find peace as long as Daya is at large. He says that for the sake of their unborn child, Daya must be turned in to the police and only Simran can do this. Simran, who is still emotionally attached to Daya, refuses.

Meanwhile, Daya, who has gone to forge passports for himself and Simran, is intercepted by Khan, who reminds Daya of what had occurred between them years before and says that he intends to make an example of Daya for abandoning the gang. Khan and his men severely beat and wound Daya, who is eventually able to fight back and kills Khan. He then calls Simran, warning her that the police are after them and asking her to meet him outside a Seoul train station that night.

Simran arrives at the appointed time to find Daya badly injured from his fight with Khan. He manages to crawl to Simran and takes out a box of sindoor for her. But just as he reaches and embraces her, they are surrounded by police cars. Daya realises that Simran informed the police; heartbroken and screaming, he is hauled away. Simran remains at the station until morning and then goes to meet Aakash, whom she finds is not at home. She is soon informed that he is at the Indian embassy.

When she reaches the embassy, she enters a room full of reporters and sees a large screen showing a video of her telling Aakash about her relationship with Daya. She is thunderstruck when she sees that the one addressing the media is none other than Aakash, who is actually an undercover Indian detective hired to capture Daya. Realizing that Aakash befriended and wooed her solely to discover Daya's whereabouts, she explodes in fury in front of the media; Aakash holds her back and slaps her across the face. He tells her that he never cared for her and that his involvement with her was only a part of his duty to end organised crime and bring justice to his country. Enraged, Simran tries to attack him, but she is stopped by security. While she is being hauled away, she yells that to spread justice Aakash and his colleagues have done her an injustice and that Daya, who has never betrayed anyone, is not the gangster but Aakash and his men are. She reminds Aakash that he has betrayed the woman who is carrying his child and that he will regret his actions.

Daya, who has been arrested and taken to jail, sends Simran a letter saying that he does not blame her for what she did and that she is the one who has been betrayed; he admits that he has done many cruel and bad things but that, thanks to her, he now knows what it is like to live an honest life. He encloses her fake passport and, stating his love for her, writes that he would feel better knowing that she is living safely in India. After reading Daya's letter, Simran is left pained and guilty.

Months later, Daya admits and pleads guilty to his crimes. He is tried and sentenced to death. Simran goes to meet him in prison and asks him to forgive her; they share an emotional goodbye. She later goes to Aakash's residence and, forcefully entering his house with a gun, shoots and fatally injures him. Before he lapses into unconsciousness, Aakash shoots her in the shoulder and they are found and taken to a hospital.

Aakash dies in the hospital while Simran is transferred to the I.C.U. At dawn she escapes to the roof, where she commits suicide by jumping off the roof. At the same time, Daya is hanged. Simran is shown falling through the air. Before she reaches the ground we see her standing in a meadow and gazing at Daya, who is holding Bittu. Smiling, they hold out their arms to her; she happily runs toward them, and they embrace in heaven.

Cast[edit]

• Emraan Hashmi as Akash
• Kangana Ranaut as Simran
• Shiney Ahuja as Daya Shankar
• Gulshan Grover as Khan Bhai (special appearance)
• Hitanshu Lodhia as Bittu
• Vicky Ahuja as Daya's friend
• Zubeen Garg (special appearance in song 'Ya Ali')
• Pritam himself (special appearance in song 'Bheegi Bheegi')

Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Akhtar was initially offered the role of Daya, but he turned it down saying, 'Cricket is not only my profession but my obsession as well'.^[2][3]

Critical reception[edit]

The movie received mostly positive reviews from the critics. The movie was awarded 3.5/5 by the critics and the performances of lead casts, music and screenplay were highly appreciated. Raja Sen of Rediff.com said that 'Kangana is a remarkable find, the actress coming across with great conviction. Hers is the pivotal character and an extremely difficult role to essay, but she manages it well. Kangana's nuances [of an alcoholic character] are disconcertingly realistic. Emraan Hashmi also got a positive reviews for his portrayal of an undercover detective. Raja Sen added, 'His character is an understand one, and he manages to keep it that way. There is no unnecessary bluster or melodrama, and he does a pretty believable job. There is something lazy about his acting, by which I mean he makes the job look easy'.^[4]

Awards[edit]

Filmfare Awards

• Best Debut – Kangana Ranaut

Zee Cine Awards

• Best Debut – Kangana Ranaut

Star Screen Awards

• Best Debut – Kangana Ranaut

Global Indian Film Awards

• Best Debut – Kangana Ranaut

International Indian Film Academy Awards

• Best Debut – Kangana Ranaut

Stardust Awards

• Superstar of Tomorrow (Male) – Shiney Ahuja
• Superstar of Tomorrow (Female) – Kangana Ranaut
• New Musical Sensation Award (Male) - Zubeen Garg

Soundtrack[edit]

The soundtrack is composed by Pritam. The complete album consisted of five original tracks and four remixes.^[5]Saregama brought the music rights of the Film. The song 'Bheegi Bheegi' is a modern re-creation of the song 'Prithibi ta naki' by Moheener Ghoraguli.^[6] Singer Kailash Kher was originally supposed to sing 'Ya Ali', but he had to go off for an international tour.^[7] 'Ya Ali' is based on the Arabic song 'Ya Ghali' by the Kuwait-based band Guitara.^[8]

Reception[edit]

The soundtrack was very popular upon release with songs like 'Ya Ali', 'Tu Hi Meri Shab Hai' & 'Bheegi Bheegi' topping the charts and hence were declared chartbusters within a week. Gangster became fifth best selling album of 2006 in India selling 16,00,000 units.^[9]Aakash Gandhi from Planet Bollywood rated the album 7.5/10 and wrote, 'All in all, I would say that Gangster is a sure winner. It has mass appeal; it has a flavorful array of tunes to sample, and it features some fresh singers.'^[10]

Track list

All music is composed by Pritam.

References[edit]

1. ^'Box Office 2006'. BoxOfficeIndia. Archived from the original on 26 August 2015. Retrieved 7 August 2015.
2. ^'Bollywood offer for Shoaib Akhtar'. bbc.co.uk. Retrieved 14 May 2005.
3. ^'Shoaib turns down Indian film acting offer'. paktribune. Retrieved 18 May 2005.
4. ^'This Gangster packs a punch!'. www.rediff.com. Retrieved 11 July 2016.
5. ^'Gangster (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) by Pritam on iTunes'. iTunes. Retrieved 11 July 2016.
6. ^'One last revolution in Bengali music: Ekti Biborton Er Kahini – Pentasect Online'. pentasect.com. Retrieved 11 July 2016.
7. ^'The other Bong connection'. www.telegraphindia.com. Retrieved 11 July 2016.
8. ^''Ya Ali is a rip-off of our song''. The Times of India. 15 August 2006. Retrieved 6 March 2017.
9. ^'Music Hits 2000-2009'. Boxofficeindia.com. 22 January 2009. Archived from the original on 22 January 2009. Retrieved 11 July 2016.CS1 maint: BOT: original-url status unknown (link)
10. ^'Bollywood — Music Review — Gangster'. planetbollywood.com. Retrieved 11 July 2016.

External links[edit]

• Gangster on IMDb
• Gangster at Rotten Tomatoes

Mafia is a 1996Hindi-languageIndian^[1] semi-action film directed by Aziz Sejawal and starring Dharmendra, Aditya Pancholi, Somy Ali, Gulshan Grover, Mohan Joshi and Raza Murad.^[2][3] Film was a hit.

Background[edit]

This film is heavily influenced by 1990s Hollywood action films with a common theme of police corruption and a mafia dominating the government,^[4] but using a comedic style.^[5] The music for the film is by the famous duo Anand-Milind, with lyrics written by Sameer. The film features songs such as 'Dil Mera Deewana Dhahdke', 'Duniya Nazaray', 'Yeh Dil Yeh Paagal Dil' and 'Is Ladki Ne Mera'. The film premiered on 24 May 1996 and was released by Prathima Films. It has since been released on DVD by Eros Entertainment.

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Plot[edit]

In India, many illegal activities including supply of firearms and drugs in bulk are executed by an influential and dominant mafia Gawda, who uses his supremacy and power to stop strikes and release convicts from police custody as well. A man named Moosa, with whom Gawda previously worked and thus learnt the ways and means of the underworld, vehemently expresses his animosity towards Gawda for his depraved activities against the society and the nation. Gawda, with the help of his men, burns Moosa's daughter to death and kills Moosa. The murder of Moosa's daughter becomes the top and sensational news in newspapers. When DCP Bapat is enquired by Police Commissioner Pawar of the murder of Moosa's daughter and the extreme growth in the crime rate of the city, Bapat tries to dismiss the matter by saying that everything – prices, population, crime – is increasing, and the law has become inferior in front of ministers and politicians. Pawar cannot take any punitive measure against Bapat because the latter has the backing of ministers and politicians, and above all Gawda.

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Cast[edit]

• Ishrat Ali as Moosa
• Somy Ali as Kiran Pawar
• Ali Asgar as Jai's Friend with car
• Arun Bakshi as John T. Dalla
• Dharmendra as Ajit Singh 'Fauji'
• Ramesh Goyal as Praja Swami's Driver
• Gulshan Grover as Parab Anna
• Mohan Joshi as DCP Bapat
• Ahmed Khan as Military Official
• Mehmood Jr. as Hariya
• Babu Antony as Chhote
• Jay Mehta as Jai Singh
• Raza Murad as Commissioner Y. Pawar
• Pramod Muthu as Minister Praja Swami
• Ghanashyam Nayak as Constable
• Aditya Pancholi as Inspector Bhagat Singh
• Harish Patel as Kalyanji Bhai Matke
• Charan Raj as Gawda
• Robert as Gawda Gang member
• Siddhant as Gawda Gang member
• Subbiraj as Acharya

Soundtrack[edit]

The soundtrack album of the movie, composed by Anand-Milind has a number of striking songs formulated by Sameer and performed by some big-time playback singers of the period, notably Kumar Sanu, Alka Yagnik and a few others. The movie has pleasant tracks; 'Dil Mera Deewana Dhadke', being a fine sensual number with analogous beats of percussion instruments. The track is peculiar to steamy numbers presented during that phase of Bollywood, with slow and measured use of instruments, chiefly tabla, as an example, in the song Roop Suhana Lagta Hai.^{[citation needed]}

References[edit]

1. ^'Mafia'. Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved 8 December 2011.
2. ^'Dharmendra trailer from Mafia'. Rediff.com. Retrieved 8 December 2011.
3. ^Bowker's Complete Video Directory 2002: Entertainment : titles A-S. Bowker. 2002. p. 874. ISBN978-0-8352-4478-7. Retrieved 8 December 2011.
4. ^'Mafia'. Lovefilm.com. Retrieved 8 December 2011.
5. ^Outlook, Volume 42, Issues 1-11. Hathway Investments Pvt Ltd. 2002. p. 58.

External links[edit]

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• Mafia on IMDb

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