Subash K Jha Speaks About Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji
February 1st, 2011 by ed |Disregarding the rather strenuously upbeat ending Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji DTBHJ turns out to be quite a charming and clever confection. Though this time Madhur Bhandarkar, one of the strongest cinema creators of modern times, veers into virgin country, the trademark Bhandarkar touches like the almost incestuous use of sex as a swap point between the sexes, are plain everywhere in this multi plot story of love sex and perfidy during times of laughter music and backchat in Mumbai.I love you kritika kamra wallpapers , you are so sweet, god bless you a lot. The script by Bhandarkar, Anil Pandey and Neeraj Udwani weaves skilfully through the hearts and sense of scruples our three heroes who are designed to be a study in demarcation and yet so believable you can touch their lives through just watching them stumble fall and cash in themselves in tentative, sometimes funny sometimes moving ways.
This, then, is the story of three house mates wading through the real jungle of Mumbai in search of love sex and yes, a sense of belonging. Their houses heart and environment look believable. They are shot to reverberate reality. Though projected externally as a joke Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji has deeper darker resonances that we cannot miss even if we are too busy smiling at the protagonists’ awkward attempts to get lucky in love. Bhandarkar’s narration communicates that sense of blank enjoyment that you can feel under all the glitz and noise of Mumbai’s racing pulse. Omi Vaidya who plays the most idealistic love hunter of the triumvirate says to the go getting struggler from Mumbai Shraddha Das at a pub, “How can public talk in here” She of course does not hear him. She’s lost in the pursuit of her wanna shine dreams that get her further and further out of reach of true love.
Vaidya is in grand form here, far more control of his character’s destiny than in 3 Idiots. In the way he hybridizes his yankee accent with Marathi and a sense of seriousness with a subtle tone of mischief, Vaidya is perfectiy appealing So is Emraan Hashmi playing the character with the steepest graph, Hashmi goes from Tisca Arora’s toy boy to the new age Devdas discarded in love through the savvy NRI chick who has social scruples and a practical attitude to men.I love you aisha tyler wallpapers you are so sweet, god bless you a lot. When Shruti Haasan looking so lovely you know she’s found her metier in Hindi movies turns around and tells the philanderer, “Yeah, so we slept together. So what It wasn’t your first time nor mine you know that Bhandarkar has not deserted his scathing and savage exploration of urban values which made his actress centric dramas from Chandni Bar to Fashion so unforgettable. He’s only added laughter to his cinema.In Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji, Bhandarkar walks a tightrope.
He has to balance the laughter with dark underbelly of Mumbai’s beautiful but alas, desolate public. Besides the powerful writing Sanjay Chel’s dialogues are language in cheek and sometimes killing in their effective destruction of the sacred cows of urban conduct and razor sharp characterization barring the caricature public in Devgn’s office the movie gets high marks for dead on casting. Every actor breeds life into the continually mutating comedy. If we care for all the three love stories that run in never crass cross it is because the actors enacting the love relationships go beyond their own personalities in search of the public they play. While Omi Vaidya and Emraan Hashmi make a great impact it is Ajay Devgan echoing Amol Palekar’s Common Man from the 1970s, who must be compliment in the loudest voice for unconstraint his 6 pack mean mirth machine image to play a mousy middle aged divorcee with the hots for his comely secretary.
Among the female cast, Shazahn Padamsee is passing easy on the eyes and fits her bubbly ingenue’s part like a chic glove. Tisca Arora as the bored socialite who strays into a lust liaison with an ever ready overvalued gigolo, lends a certain weight to the proceedings with her fiery eyes. Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji is a true blue sex comedy that does not lapse into needless passages of vulgarity and innuendos. Though Bhandarkar has sought motivation from the romantic comedies by Hrishikesh Mukherjee and Basu Chatterjee the style of storytelling and the tormenting merger of libido and urban morality would have flummoxed those wondrous comedy makers.Times have changed. So have the films. Thankfully we still have filmmakers who believe the story is the actor. This is the world of Bhandarkar’s Page 3 coming together withlaughter of Blake Edwards’romcoms. A must see movie with enough meat in the plot to keep us engaged till the end. And three actresses who never take off their shirts even when they are sweating in nervous anxiety.

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