Cast: Imran Khan, Sanjay Dutt, Minissha Lamba, Vidya Malvade

Director: Sanjay Gadhvi

Music: Pritam

Rating: * *

The movie starts in a different manner unlike others, which depicts the suffering of the hero in his jail tenure in forms of sketches. By seeing that one comes to know how much the poor chap had suffered and is filled with utmost hatred with the person who had put him behind the bars.

Minissha Lamba’s much talked about movie “Kidnap” will see the actress push frontiers as compared to her previous box-office outings. And we aren’t just talking about her new bikini-luscious body.

Everyone knows that Minissha has quite an adventurous streak in her and is quite a water baby. The schedule of “Kidnap” in Mauritius involved scenes where she was required to take a dip in the sea. During one such shot, so engrossed was Minissha in her mid-sea swim that she did not realize that the currents had pushed her far from where she was supposed to be.

Call it the price of recognition, but Pritam Chakraborty has no choice!

When this Bengali makes music, India sits up and takes notice. To the eternal optimist, Pritam Chakraborty has been bringing the music of the world to the consoles of Bollywood. But for the well-informed optimist, he is India’s most appreciated plagiarist.

Pritam has music in his blood and gene. Born to a father who ran a music school, he completed his education in Kolkata before migrating to Mumbai, the city of ambition, in pursuit of the great Bollywood dream.