Of hotness in forties

[anupma]

This has been the week of hot forty-plus women. Saw Aaja Nach Le, which is half decent a flick. The story was not as great as one expects from Jaideep Sahni and the rest of the stuff was mediocre too. However, full marks for the choreography and a respectable show put up by all actors. Additional brownie points for trying to be progressive and

Comments

[anupma]

Really? I would not agree. Although, I wish there was more of her dances, but that is just the fangirl in me speaking. See, the movie is no great shakes but Madhuri has done an awesome job of looking ravishing. So if one likes movies and has liked Madhuri even a wee bit, they should go watch it. :)

[simplyninz]

I saw some previews of the movie too...man madhuri is just as stunning as she was decades ago!!!
I am planning on reading 'stardust' during my winter break...and hopefully will see the movie after tht :)

[anupma]

It is amazing how she manages to look so enchanting even after all those years. :)

Yes, I totally support your idea of first reading the book. The movie is fun but one, it does not cover the entire book and two, the book allows your imagination to take a flight into the fantasy land, something that the movie cannot promise. Happy reading.

[pinkoliphaunt]

Additional brownie points for trying to be progressive

Yeah. I liked that they tried to show a lack of defensiveness towards her actions, and that on her return to shamli, they dispensed with a lot of melodrama about her scandalous departure that they could have had:)

now you can go read Stardust again:)

[anupma]

I know! Although I would have been happier if they had not even shown Akshaye Khanna offering her a cup of coffee in NY in the end, but I am ready to overlook this small thing.