Ada(2010)

31 December 2010hindi
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Storyline

Ayaan is a son of a nobleman Anil Anand and spiritual mother Aamina. Anil Anand gets death threats from some criminals and eventually gets killed. Ayaan , now with full rage gets his vendetta and afterwards he becomes a contract killer.

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Plot

When it comes to underworld Hindi Film Industry finds new ideas to address it to its viewers. ADA is one of them. It is the story of a simple boy named Ayaan, his father is a Noble human being named Anil Anand, and he has a Spiritual Mother, named Aamina. His father Anil one day starts receiving death threats from a criminal group to ensure that he do not witness against some criminals and from that day soft spoken Ayaan changes. He selects the path of revenge when his father gets murdered by that criminal group. His world of happy and good possibilities falls to pieces in front of his face. He becomes a contract killer and starts taking contract against all the criminals of Mumbai. He becomes part of the criminal stream, where he searches for truth and happiness among them. The disturbed character of Ayaan Anand is based on present tragedy. ADA is a contemporary film, as it induces us to think twice on the youth-crime phenomenon. As it is a very touching and freshly piece of story.

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Critic Reviews

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Cast & Crew: The movie consists of a star cast of actors like Nauheed Cyrusi, Ayaan Ahmad, Ayesha Jhulka, Saurabh Dubey, Milind Gunaji and a once famous Rahul Roy. It has been directed by Tanvir Ahmed and produced by Kazaan Ahmad. Story: The movie is based on the life of Ayaan and all the ups and downs that changes him from an angel to a devil. Anil Anand is the father of Ayaan, played by Rahul Roy and is a very humble and noble human being in all aspects. He always tried to reach out to people in their need. Ayaan's mother, Aamina played by Ayesha Jhulka is a very spiritual person. Ayaan lived a sweet, simple and happy life until then. It is only after his father begins receiving threat calls from criminals as a result of his decision to act as a witness against them for the crime they committed that Ayaan's life takes a drastic turn. And with murder of his father his entire world comes crumbling down. And with the aim of revenge on his mind Ayaan becomes a contract killer making moves to kill the criminals of Mumbai. The movie tries to emphasize the modern day destruction that causes a sweet and innocent life seeking happiness to just fall apart. It focuses on the each and every moment putting forth the thought to re-examine the current youth-crime aspect in a fresh manner. Positive Points: The movie has a good message but for some reason is not able to get it through properly. The main protagonist of the movie is indulged in just 2 main activities i.e. either discussing deep philosophical things with his on-screen parents or just running about gunning down people for no known reason and if there's some time left he even falls in love with Nauheed and sings lovey-dovey songs for her. Performance: All the actors have performed on average basis. Direction: Basically the director wishes to say is that when an outlaw can write a holy book which determines the codes and ethics followed by people and is today known as 'Ramayana' then why can't a writer turn into an outlaw to portray those values of society which are degrading as each day passes. Music: The music is done by A.R Rahman and has some warm songs soothing your soul. You definitely had to have some expectations with it if the movie makers could wait for an entire year for Rahman to work for them no matter the delay. It consists of the songs like 'Hawa Sun Sun' sung by Sonu and Alka Yagnik and 'Gulfisha' a very passionate song sung by Sonu again along with Sunidhi and Nusrat Badr's lyrics. 'Ishq Ada' and 'Meherbaan' too comfort you. Verdict: The movie is quite realistic and not entertaining. If you miss it; you miss nothing!

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