Jaani dushman ek anokhi kahani 2002 cast

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She vows revenge, with the help of her lover from the past birth Munish, and commits suicide. She gets raped, and thinks that her own friends are behind her assault, not realising that Rajat had imitated their voices. Rajat and Siddharth lay a trap and manage to get Manisha to the picnic spot an hour earlier. Her social circle, comprising Akshay Kumar, Sunil Shetty, Aditya Pancholi, Arshad Warsi, Sharad Kapoor, Aftab Shivdasani and Sonu Nigam (all college students), plan a picnic with their respective girlfriends.

Her 'friends' Rajat Bedi and Siddharth seem to be on the lookout to rape her. Manisha in the present birth is a college student and in love with ex-student Sunny Deol. To get her back, Munish will have to wait for her rebirth. Their singing and dancing earn the curse of a sage (Amrish Puri). Manisha Koirala and Munish Kohli, sporting snake head-dresses, are lovers from a previous birth. The story, with its special effects, is neither a horror, thriller or romance.

Only, he doesn't seem to have paid any attention to the story, performances, makeup and music. Kohli's saga has neither thrills nor chillsДirector Raj Kumar Kohli's Jaani Dushman - Ek Anokhi Kahani, is a bid to relaunch his son Armaan (who changed his name to Munish), after their previous debacles together in Aulad Ke Dushman and Qahar. ItвЂ™s just silly, stupid and just wonderful in every way possible.ДЄh, and donвЂ™t forget that that it also copies A Nightmare on Elm Street and the whole final of Terminator 2, but with a Indian guy in stone washed jeans against a Keanu Reeves-wannabe demon in black : Movies: The Rediff Review: Jaani Dushman

#Jaani dushman ek anokhi kahani 2002 cast movie

ItвЂ™s impossible to take this movie seriously, but at the same time: itвЂ™s so filled of energy, enthusiasm and pure insanity that itвЂ™s hard to say itвЂ™s a bad movie. I can promise you that you wonвЂ™t get bored here, especially with friends who have a sense of humour.

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ItвЂ™s hard to describe, so I hope my photos directly from the TV will give you a clue whatвЂ™s happening. ThereвЂ™s countless long fights which effectively breaks every piece of wood and glass inside the rooms, car-stunts, explosions, more morphs than in that Michael Jackson video that made it popular, youвЂ™ll get black and white magic, colourful song- and dance numbers and probably the worst skeleton ever EVER show on the screen. When you sit down and watch Jaani Duschman: Ek Anokhi Kahani youвЂ™ll more Matrix-rip offs than you can handle, the beach-final of Mission Impossible 2 but with it ends with one man running after a boat ON the water, like frigginвЂ™ Jesus motherf**king Christ. This is, if I understand it correctly, a remake-remix of two of director Rajkumar Kohli old classics, Nagin (1976) and Jaani Dushman (1979), but spiced-up with tons and tons of absurd action and long fights in slow-motion and Hong Kong-esque scenes when people flies into every kind of furniture available! This is cheap shit, but a lot of fun for people who donвЂ™t care about z-grade CGI, sets almost falling apart when people bumps into them and illogical decisions the defies the laws of normal intelligence. But wait, itвЂ™s not only confusing like hell, itвЂ™s also packed with ridiculous action scenes copied from every Hollywood action extravaganza from the same time! Only cheaper, very much cheaper!

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They fool her that everyone is involved, and she demands that her past demon-husband should kill them all! This plus a series of complicated relationships between the students make a VERY confusing flick. The slightly convoluted story is about a group of elderly вЂњyoungвЂќ students being chased by a Matrix-style demon who wants to take revenge on his wife who killed herself in modern time (she was reborn) after being raped by two of the male students. And regarding вЂњbadвЂќ, I guess that is in the eye of the beholder, because IвЂ™m sure the majority would find this production the crappiest of all crap вЂ“ but they are of course wrong, as usual. That can explain why it took me more than a month to actually watch the whole movie вЂ“ not because it was bad, but because it was hard to watch it without someone to share the experience with. With Jaani Dushman itвЂ™s hard, because itвЂ™s a movie that should be experienced in the company of alcohol and friends. Sometimes I wish I had words to explain how silly movie really is.