Aiyyaa | Official first look trailer 2012 | Rani Mukerji
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Here we present to you the most wakda first look of the movie "AIYYAA". Starring Rani Mukerji and the heartthrob Prithviraj Sukumaran.
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Meet Meenakshi
The Queen of ...
Sexiness
Beauty
Intelligence
Madness
Filmy
Charm
She is ready for marriage
But what she wants is Southern Masala
Viacom18 Motion Pictures presents
an AKFPL Production
This October
Man hunting goes Wakda
Aiyyaa
Produced by
Viacom18 Motion Pictures
Anurag Kashyap
Guneet Monga
Directed by
Sachin Kundalkar
In theatres
12th October
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From wikipedia.org:
Aiyyaa is a Hindi rom-com filim written and directed by Sachin Kundalkar. The film is jointly produced by Anurag Kashyap and Viacom 18. The film stars Rani Mukerji and Prithviraj in the lead roles. This film is the debut Bollywood film of Malayalam actor Prithviraj. The trailer for the film was released on 6 September 2012. The movie was released on 12th october and is considered to be a decent hit.
Plot
The story is about a Marathi girl Meenakshi Deshpande (Rani Mukerji) falling in love with a Tamil artist Surya (Prithviraj). Meenakshi Deshpande (Rani Mukherjee) is a middle class Marathi girl, a librarian at a college. She has five members in her family: A wheelchair bound grandmother who is blind, her father who smokes four cigarettes together, her mother who is obsessed with marriage, and her brother who's only love in life is dogs. To escape the craziness of her family, Rani lives her life in dreams, and in her dreams the only thing she's doing is dancing and enacting her favorite actresses, Sridevi, Juhi etc. Then there is Maina, Rani's best friend, played by Anita Date as the dentally challenged big-mouthed freak who dresses up with 'Crime Scene: Do Not Cross' ribbons.
Meenakshi's family are looking for a suitable groom but Meenakshi, who doesn't believe in arranged marriages, is waiting for her prince and wants her dream wedding. That's when South Superstar Surya (Prithviraj) enters. Surya is an art student, and the moment Meenakshi looks at him she falls in love with his tanned skin and body odour. Yes, you read that right. Body odour. By this time her family have found the 'right guy' Maadhav (Subodh Bhave) for her, and are rushing with her wedding. The rest of the film involves Madhav running around after Meenakshi, and Meenakshi following Surya.
Her brother Nana (Amey Wagh) is a dog-loving wastrel.
Her mother (Nirmiti Sawant) keeps introducing her to different suitors. Her blind-bling sporting grandmother in a motorised wheel-chair mouths inanities all through. And the father smokes cigarettes, three at a time.
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From dnaindia.com:
Film: Aiyyaa
Director: Sachin Kundalkar
Cast: Rani Mukerji, Prithviraj sukumaran, Subodh Bhave, Kishori
Ballal, Nirmiti Sawant, Satish Alekar, Jyoti Subhash, Amey Wagh and
Anita Date
Rating: ***1/2
Aiyyaa, simply put, is a movie that narrates the tale of a love-struck, adorably filmi and brave Puneri Marathi Deshpande mulgi, Meenaxi, played wonderfully by Rani Mukerji. Living life in a dream, Bollywood style, Meenaxi is that over-the-top Bollywood fan we all know, like to resent, but secretly love.
Spouting filmi-style dialogues and daydreaming of becoming a heroine are this mulgi's only joys in life. All this however changes when her ultra-mental mother (Nirmiti Sawant) decides to publish a matrimonial in the newspaper, attracting a flood storm of proposals for the reluctant Meenaxi.
Meenaxi is now at a crossroad, hating that she has to be married without love and searching for a new job at the same time. She however manages to get the post of librarian in Fergusson College, Pune and that's when everything goes wakda (crooked/upside down), quite literally!
First she meets the man of her dreams, who turns her on mentally, physically and as is made far too obvious, far too many times - olfactorily! The problem? He's Tamil and apparently speaks no other language. He is also perceived to be an alcoholic and a 'drug addict genius' (frightfully familiar) who paints so well, that the college can't seem to get rid of him. Meenaxi falls madly in love with him (Surya), played by the super hot Prithviraj Sukumaran, whose brooding sexiness makes him good enough to eat - we're serious.
Like her olfactorial obsession with Surya is not enough to deal with, Meenaxi's life only gets more wakda when one of the boys who comes to see her, agrees to marry her, 'just like that'. Madhav Rajadhyaksha (Subodh Bhave) is your typical Marathi mulga - fair, rotund and sickeningly sweet - completely in contradiction to the macho, raw and testosterone-oozing Surya.
Meenaxi is now torn between the boy her parents chose and the man she loves madly. Whatte dilemma, no? The rest of the tale follows a mad joyride to the climax that's often completely berserk, filled with amazing songs and over-the-top performances, that will leave you smiling and occasionally also force you to laugh out loud, if you can deal with the repetitiveness of the scenes and the sometimes boring narrative.
What doesn't work for the film is the terrible Tamil. Sachin Kundalkar should have realised that almost every single person in this country knows what Tamil sounds like and so when Kishori Ballal (who plays Surya's mother) speaks a garbled tongue sounding neither here nor there, you're left wondering if they take themselves seriously. That said, while Meenaxi's attempts at learning the Tamil language for the sake of talking to Surya seem pretty sweet - and we can forgive her for the really bad diction - believe us when we say if you plan to seduce a Tamil man with bad Tamil, your chances of ever getting him are, how do we fairly put this... absolutely none!
But, there were occasional cute moments, like when Meenaxi tries belting out Chinna Chinna Aasai (from Roja) to bewilder the gullible Madhav and when she also tries learning the weirdest of conversational phrases in Tamil from the adorable coffee-boy Pakkada Pandi. Her counting in Tamil for the rest of the movie (post meeting Surya) is also something that made us gush quite a bit.
But that isn't enough, is it? The over-acting gets to you and the fact that the love story unravels only towards the end, leaves you terribly fidgety and occasionally annoyed. The songs are a visual pleasure and Anita Date and Amey Wagh as Meenaxi's friend and brother and their antics can take you only so much further. So even though the climax is beautiful and warms your heart, you're still left, feeling strangely cheated.
Aiyyaa is a visual treat, with a great performance by Rani. The amazing songs manage to keep you occupied, but the only real treat is Prithviraj, who walks away with all our praises. So hot he is... Aiyyo, Deva Parmeshwar!
PS: Be prepared for a lot of sexual imagery that will make you blush. However, the scenes have been fairly well handled.
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