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جرمسال2002دورانیہ2h 14mIMDb5.7

Road

جرمڈرامہسنسنی خیز

A couple decide to pick up a hitchhiker, but he ends up being a psychotic stalker who puts in them in danger.

ابھی دیکھیں

ٹریلر

کاسٹ

RM

Rajat Mukherjee

Director

Manoj Bajpayee

Babu

Vivek Oberoi

Arvind Chauhan

Antara Mali

Lakshmi

Sayaji Shinde

Inspector Singh

Makrand Deshpande

Inderpal

Rajpal Naurang Yadav

Bhanwar Singh

Vijay Raaz

Villager on the road

Ganesh Yadav

Bungalow watchman

Raj Zutshi

Kishan bhai

RT

Rajnish Thakur

Hotel receptionist

Mithilesh Chaturvedi

Old man

VP

Vidya Phadnis

Old lady

Ganesh Acharya

Dancer (song 'Khullam Khulla')

Koena Mitra

Dancer (song 'Khullam Khulla')

RT

Rajnish Thakur

Writer

تبصرے

7 تبصرے

Sweety SirinaMay 20, 2023

user2723082561012Apr 28, 2023

Road is - thankfully - a departure from the Indian cinema norm. No guy meets girl, parents disapprove, 15,000 songs, good guy bad guy mumbo jumbo. A simple story, brilliant acting, and great cinematography. In a nutshell, a guy (Vivek Oberoi) and girl (Antara Mali) are in love and on the run. Pretty Bollywood so far. But this is until they run across a wanderer (Manoj Bajpai) in the deserts of Rajasthan. The rest I leave up to you to watch. The only point I wanted to reinforce was Vivek Oberoi. He made his debut in Company, and has risen through the ranks, straight to numero uno. As always, he is outstanding. Do not be surprised if he leaves the Hrithiks and the Arjun Rampals in his dust. Keep your eyes on this one. Manoj Bajpai - one of my personal favorites - was no less then his "good guy" counterpart. He was superlative in Satya (my all time favorite movie), and has a string of other successes under his belt. Once again in Road, Bajpai is at his best. The girl. One word. Hot. This is a Ram Gopal Varma movie. He also made Satya and Comapany. Enough said. I think I like this man. By and large, Road was superb. Great songs, an awesome soundtrack, and flawless acting all make for one of the better movies released in Indian cinemas of late. Enjoy!

fidamae_2xApr 28, 2023

Everything that could go wrong with this movie did. It was just pathetic. Even with such promising charisma from both Vivek Oberoi and Antara Mali, it just went wrong. Okay, the afore mentioned play a young couple very much in love and decide to go on a road trip (hence the title ROAD) one day. Along the way, they spot several omens that seem to be warning them of danger ahead but because they are so young and carefree, they naturally ignore the signs. Soon enough, trouble meets up with them in the form of a hitchhiker, who seems more like an escaped mental patient than a drifter, but I'm just saying... Anyways, they pick this loser up, thinking they are doing him a favour by giving him a ride but one thing leads to the other, and soon enough the drifter is dumping Oberoi's character on the side of a deserted road and proceeding on the journey with Mali's character whom he can't seem to hide his sexual attraction to. See, if Antara Mali wants to be taken serious as an actress, she has got to convince directors to stop using their camera lens to have sex with her body. If you doubt what I am saying, just watch this film! Then go see 'Naach' and you'll make the connection. Anywho, the rest of the film from the point of Mali's abduction is spent on Oberoi's character, trying to track her down and rescue her before she meets her demise in the arms of the lunatic. There's a funny but nice item number by Koena Mitra thrown in somewhere in the middle of all this mess, but it's not enough to save the film. And just to think that this was Oberoi's follow-up performance to his piercing debut in 'Company?!' Watch at your own risk.

Nafz BasaApr 28, 2023

Oh man! Manoj bajpayee- he is crazy! Watch this movie only for him.

MayeeshaApr 28, 2023

This is one of the most stylish films in Bollywood's recent history. Yes world, we are now finally a part of the MTV generation, with our piercings and sexy dancing, fast cars and lots of flesh. Road is a slick film, to say the least. The visual style is reminiscent of Wong Kar Wai's works, lending the film a racy mood. And the best part is, these are characters to whom we can relate. As beautiful as Antara Mali is, she does not come across as one of the many light-eyed, light-hair, candy floss castle types that have become icons of Indian romantic cinema. The initial premise is simple - guy loves girl, girl loves guy, dad hates guy, they elope. But we never see Daddy dear, and there is none of that weepy confrontation between father and daughter that indian films love so much. Lakshmi is a spunky girl. Her words are witty, and she mocks Arvind (Vivek Oberoi) when he says he wants to marry her. Yet they elope and en route from Delhi to Rajasthan, they encounter an unusual hitchhiker. I won't say more about the plot, because there are some incredibly suspenseful scenes that keep you on the edge of your seat. The music works well as a vehicle for the plot, building the mood instead of coming across as superfluous moments of pretty scenery. There are some delightfully funny moments, that arise naturally from successful 3-dimensional characters. All in all, a great film that should inspire the new generation of Indian filmmakers that there are other genres to be explored. Let's face it, the era of family dramas is coming to an end.

shazia Apr 28, 2023

The first time I watched this movie, I didnt even leave my couch. Kept me on the edge of my seat and it still does. I agree that there are some faults here and there and the ususal share of copy cat but still a change movie for Bollywood. Try it!

Official bayush kebede mitiuApr 28, 2023

Rajat Mukherjee's 'Road' is an exciting slick stylish black comedy-thriller. The makers inspiration from films like Spielberg's 'Duel', Lynch's 'Wild at Heart' and several other films clearly shows and what he comes up with is an enjoyable ride. In addition to that there are numerous fun references to Hindi movies. It does look very much like a Ram Gopal Verma film what with the playful camera-work, the cast etc yet Mukherjee puts most of it well together. The film starts with the two romantic couples rock and rolling in the first few minutes and takes a different turn as they hit the road through the mysterious deserts of Rajasthan. From then on it's a road movie. The first time I watched it (about 6 years ago), I didn't like it. Therefore I must say that it's not a film to be taken seriously but just for us to sit down, watch and enjoy. There are certain plot holes (e.g. Babu's reappearance in the Safari) but while a few of them add to the mystery element, others just require some explanation as it makes the following sequence look forced. Sandeep Chowta, Amar Mohile, Nitin Raikwar and Sandesh Shandilya do an outstanding job with the music. Both the soundtrack and background score are awesome. I love the rock and roll tracks and the erotic 'Makhmali Yeh Badan'. However, the songs are used in the clichéd Bollywood way where many of them appear out of nowhere like music videos. The background score, combined with the amazing cinematography (by Sudeep Chatterjee), is brilliantly used and it creates characters out of the road and desert themselves. What further elevates 'Road' are the performances. Vivek Oberoi is confident and fits his part a comfortable glove of the right size. Antara Mali is a sex bomb. Even though her fashion sense is at times awkward (especially in the first two songs) she too carries herself with confidence, sensuality and a kind of stamina and she wears her character like a comfortable modern top of the right size. Manoj Bajpai proves yet again what a gifted actor he is. One will have to watch the movie to know that this part was made for him as he effortlessly pulls it off with complete ease showing hues of comedy, intensity and subtlety. Watching 'Road' brought back some memories that I had of enjoying the Ram Gopal Verma gems (he did produce it after all) like 'Satya', 'Rangeela' and 'Company'. He was one of the most successful experimenters while others kept making the same old Bollywood fluffy romance trash. Who knows what happened to him that he has opted for making money-spinning trash like 'Sarkar' and 'ki Aag' in recent years. One can only hope he goes back to making great movies. (\__/)a (='.'=)b (")_(")c

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