This article was last updated on April 16, 2022
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USA: Oye! Times readers Get FREE $30 to spend on Amazon, Walmart…"Doodh maangoge to kheer denge, Kashmir maangoge to cheer denge," was a rabble rousing dialogue that was made famous in Sunny Deol, Arbaaz Khan starrer Maa Tujhe Salaam. This dialogue finds its way into Abhishek Kapoor's ambitious Fitoor based on Charles Dickens's 'The Great Expectations'. The film is based in Kashmir and Abhishek admitted at the promo launch in Mumbai today that Tabu's character is somehow related to Pakistan . "It is not an Anti Pakistan film," he specified.
I told Abhishek that Haider was based on Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' but it also had Kashmir as its backdrop and Fitoor is also having a Kashmir backdrop so is he anticipating some sort of opposition the way Haider did (it was loved by many people as well)? Abhishek replied that even Kabhi Kabhie had a Kashmir Backdrop. "I'm talking about conflict in Kashmir," I specified. Abhishek ambiguously said that there's no similarity between Haider and Fitoor. He had earlier told a reporter that he wouldn't want to delve into the context of 'Kashmir maangoge to cheer denge' dialogue in detail yet. Obviously this dialogue will be the talking point in the immediate future as Kashmir problem is red hot right now with the issue of national and state flag and several other issues hogging the news space.
Fitoor promo is beautiful and it is a great way to start 2016. The classy writing pricks and prods and intrigues immensely. Amit Trivedi's music captures your heart at the first instance. Breathtaking camera work, spectacular jaw dropping locations and life's favourite colours welcome you in what looks like a rare cinematic home. Tabu is a treat, Katrina Kaif looks outstandingly pretty and Aditya Roy Kapur hammers you with his hardened-yet-vulnerable intensity. Fitoor looks like a prized catch this valentine's day.
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