Its time for another movie review. I watched this movie called “Naqaab” on the 17th of July 2007 at a friendly neighborhood theater. This movie is supposedly “the most shocking thriller of the year“. Yeah, you got that right! The movie is directed by the well known bollywood director duo Abbas-Mustan who delivered some of the top notch super hits like Khiladi, Baazigar, Ajnabee, Humraaz and Aitraaz. Quite easily, they can be called the thrill kings of Indian cinema.
Firstly, apologies for another delayed review! Kimi Raikkonen stunned the British fans by clinching his second consecutive win for Ferrari while they were expecting their local hero, Lewis to triumph. On Saturday, everything seemed to be on plan for the young Brit when he secured another pole in his short career. As the race unfolded on Sunday, it was an entirely different story, obviously, not scripted by Hamilton or McLaren. He finished the race in 3rd, his 9th consecutive podium of this season.
A few months ago Microsoft revealed to the world, a new revolutionary interface technology called “Surface Computing“. Apparently, surface computing takes user involvement with digital media to the next level. According to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer - “With Surface, we are creating more intuitive ways for people to interact with technology”. He said, “We see this as a multi billion dollar category, and we envision a time when surface computing technologies will be pervasive, from tabletops and counters to the hallway mirror. Surface is the first step in realizing that vision.”
The French Grand Prix 2007 marked the resurgence of Ferrari and Kimi Raikkonen. The flying Finn scored his first victory since Australia. Ferrari scored their first 1-2 finish after almost a year with Felipe Massa taking the second place. It throws the championship wide open yet again. The race saw both McLaren drivers struggle to match the speeds generated by Ferrari cars. Both Ferraris finished the race about 30 seconds ahead of the 3rd placed McLaren of Lewis Hamilton.
Last Friday, I went to watch the much publicized Himesh Reshammiya movie. It’s not often that I go to a theater to catch a movie but when this opportunity came along to chill out with friends, I couldn’t resist. Rarely do I take time out to sit down and write a movie review. Infact, as far as I can remember, this is my first ever movie review. Incase you come across any anomaly, you have two options. Just ignore it altogether or let me know so that I can improve my reviewing skills. So, here comes the review of Aap Ka Surroor - The Moviee and if you are wondering, I spelled the title exactly as seen on the poster.