Yeh Mera India Review
Release Date: 28 August 2009
Star Cast: Anupam Kher, Atul Kulkarni, Milind Gunaji, Perizaad Zorabian, Purab Kohli, Smily Suri, Parveen Dabbas, Rajit Kapoor, Rajpal Yadav, Sarika, Sayaji Shinde, Seema Biswas, Vijay Raaz, Ashwin Mushran
Genre: Drama, Social
Director: N. Chandra Producer: N. Chandra, Dhaval Gada
Banner: Pen India Pvt. Ltd, N. Chandra Global Infotainment Ltd.
Music Director: Kavita seth, Siddharth, Suhas
Lyricist: Kavita Seth, N. Chandra, Aasrif Dehlvi
'Yeh Mera India' revolves around the lives of 12 persons, each of which belongs to a different layer of the city of Mumbai. It covers one day in the life of these 12 individuals, where each begins with a clear objective in mind. However, by the end of the day, what they are doing is completely opposite to what they had expected. Yet in this reversal of fortune, changes evil into good and not vice versa.
The film sees Perizaad (Jennifer) as head of TV channels which is coupled across Dabas aka Sameer, a computer engineer. The film touches on issues involving the rights of minorities, urban migrants, reservation and corruption. Yeh Mera India (YMI) film tells the story of the family of the Indian middle class. Film critic on the mentality of the middle class in India. Testy, there is no new topic, but yes the history of the video was played differently in the film. Main casts Yeh Mera India (YMI) film is Anupam Kher, Perizaad Zorabian, Milind Gunaji, Atul Kulkarni, Pravin Dabas, Rajit Kapoor, Rajpal Yadav, Sayaji Shinde, Seems Beswas and Vijay Raaz.
The "social gender" seems to be the favorite filmmakers these days. Yet another addition to the long list of social issue-based films of recent times is in the form of "Yeh Mera India". Directed and produced by N. Chandra (with Dhaval Gada as co-producer), the film focuses on issues like the rights of minorities, urban migrants, reservation, corruption, etc.. The Hindi film is ready for release August 28, 2009, under the banner "Pen India Pvt. Ltd 'and' N. Chandra Global Infotainment Ltd '.
Yeh Mera India 'tries to explore the reality behind the many newsletters that we see on television and read in daily newspapers. Most of us tend to take it in one sense entirely normal, since the events are very far from us. We just try to look behind the violence and atrocities taking place around us or find their root causes. Here the film in the action and tries to make us discover the real truth.
'Yeh Mera India "explores the fundamental reason behind the violence in the world today - bias. Once racial prejudice, bias communal prejudices of caste and class bias, sexism, prejudice and bias lingual immigrant, he tried to explore each in detail. At the same time he tries to demonstrate the ability of people to buy at any given time, proving that behind all the bad news, there are chances for some good news.
After reading the whole story of YMI i hope that every indian should see this type of pictures.
I will defenitely see this.