Movie: Heroine
Director: Madhur Bhandarkar
Cast: Kareena Kapoor, Arjun Rampal, Randeep Hooda
Story Line: Showing the truth of industry’s dark side through Fashion, Page 3 and Corporate, now Madhur delves area that is very
familiar to him. Through Heroine, Madhur offers nothing new except
Kareena, Heroin depicts same old story, a rise and fall of star. Film
story revolves around Mahi Arora (Kareena Kapoor), who is a reigning
queen of Bollywood and everybody wants to work with her. Mahi falls in
love with the star Aryan Khanna (Arjun Rampal), who is getting through
divorce. Mahi wants to marry him but Aryan is still not ready for
commitment and refuses to acknowledge their relationship in public.
Mahi then seeks psychiatric treatment and tries to straighten her
career and her life. She then fights with Aryan's wife after which Aryan
dumps her.
Mahi slowly starts losing her stardom and name in the film industry. So she hires a
new PR (Divya Dutta) and while rebuilding her career finds a new boyfriend in Angad Paul (Randeep Hooda).
But instead of getting easy it becomes more difficult for her. She is
also suffering from bipolar disorder. At the end she becomes desperate
and uses a cheap publicity stunt to make her movie a hit.
Thumbs Up: Kareena has performed superbly and acted
the way you have seen earlier. She has always been glamorous but this
time she has given some scenes that we couldn't expect, she looks
ethereal and makes the most of whatever has been offered to her in terms
of character. She brings depth in the role of a moody
and
emotionally unstable fading star. Kareena makes Mahi memorable and
lovable. Other actors, Arjun as a confused and stud actor, Randeep as
cricketer and lover, Divya as PR, Sanjay and Shahana in their small
roles have delivered well. Some of the tracks are good.
Thumbs Down: Heroine tries to expose the reality of
the film industry and pretends to be bold, but it is amateur and
stereotypical. It fails at the research level, script level and in the
development of the plot and characters. It becomes bearable only because
of Kareena.
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