Koi Jaane Na
Released 2 April 2021
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Story
A heartbroken writer struggling with writer's block goes to a quiet hill station where he finds love again but uncovers a copycat serial killer who has mysteriously come alive and is killing everyone around him.
Movie Details
- Director
- Amin Hajee
Kunal Kapoor
Kabir Kapoor
Amyra Dastur
Suhana
Ashwini Kalsekar
PI Trupti Sownavne
Vidya Malvade
Rashmi
Atul Kulkarni
Dr. Rao
Neha Mahajan
Bindya
Achint Kaur
JV, Kabir's manager
Karim Hajee
Ricky Rosario
Randeep Arya
Randeep
Sameer Khandekar
Chandrakant
Raj Zutshi
Raj
Aditi Govitrikar
Suhana's mother
Kamlesh Sawant
Police Inspector Mumbai
Aditya Lakhia
Aditya
Viraf Patel
Vicky Singhania
Vandana Bhosle
Manju
Sky Hajee
Young Mahek
Summer Hajee
Young Suhana
Nitin Mirani
Munna Khabri
Praful Kamle
Constable Khade
Sudhir Dayma
Mali at Bungalow No. 4
Aamir Khan
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An author struggling with his failed marriage and a writer's block lands himself in major trouble, after a blackmailer threatens to reveal his true identity. At the same time, he meets a beautiful young girl with a dark past. Together, can they overcome their demons and live happily ever after?
Read the original at The Times Of India'Koi Jaane Na' translates as No One Knows. So prophetic, you think, as soon as the film opens. Because no one quite seems to know just what's going on, for every excruciating minute of two hours. Kunal Kapoor is a writer with a block. Said writer's vengeful ex (Vidya Malvade) scrunches her face and declares war. Why does she hate him so? We don't know.
Read the original at The Indian ExpressIn my callow youth, I watched the Aftab Shivdasani/Gracy Singh starrer Muskaan (2004) in a single-screen theater in Darbhanga, Bihar (it's where I was born, where my grandmother still lives). Not only was the film a flaming hot mess, it also seemed to be edited with a cleaver -121 minutes of runtime had been reduced to just over 90, because of which our enterprising Darbhanga hall-owner was able to run a mind-boggling six back-to-back shows (bookended by soft-porn fare).
Read the original at firstpost.com
