Blue Oranges (2009)
When he's called in to investigate the murder of a former art student (Pooja Kanwal), Nilesh Bhargav (Rajit Kapoor) turns to the woman's paintings to see if they might hold clues to her killer's identity. Was it (Aham Sharma) the boyfriend she abandoned years ago and whom the police suspect? Or was there another with the motive, means and opportunity to do her in? Rajesh Ganguly directs this entertaining whodunit.
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The greatest movie ever!
Dreadfully Boring
Bad Acting and worse Bad Screenplay
Just intense enough to provide a much-needed diversion, just lightweight enough to make you forget about it soon after it’s over. It’s not exactly “good,” per se, but it does what it sets out to do in terms of putting us on edge, which makes it … successful?
Engrossing crime thriller that keep you wondering every scene. Went to watch it without any expectations, but was pleasantly surprised. Great plot, good movie. The acting of female actors could have been better, but overall entertaining.
First the bads....the look of the film was disappointing for me..the look was not in sync wih the story, direction and characters of the film .The Back ground score of Blue Oranges was appalling.I still rate and recommend this movie highly . The way it holds one's attention is quite amazing...no songs, no stars, no look, with a score that actually pulls the film down and still one cant let go...hats off to the debutant director and his team of competent actors Rajit was excellent. Debutant Aham Sharma has promise. Akhil Misra was fantastic.The screenplay holds the film together.Its fresh.it keeps the audience guessing....the spread of red herrings just great.Finally the director....Rajesh Ganguly ...great show sir. Its quite a brilliant film
Blue Oranges is a refreshing change. The characters are fresh, the story and screenplay original and the performances stupendous. It keeps one glued till the very end. Rajit Kapoor once again underlines his prowess as an actor.In fact all the characters played their parts to the hilt for which credit goes to the director.The director held the ropes tight not once letting the film take a wrong turn.Blue Oranges simply states that one doesn't need the age old formula of song and dance and fancy locations to make a film interesting. Its a pity the film didn't work at the box office but i surely hope the DVD format keeps the film alive
Whodunit?you keep asking till the very very end..This film is a little gem that Bollywood produces only once in a while.Excellent cast, superb performances, good story and above all measured direction make this film worth watching on big screen.The film demonstrates that you do not need any of the typical bollywood elements to make a film worth watching.Its a pity that even though its a "mutiplex film" its release is limited to very few shows.A labor of love that will be under watched but hopefully word of mouth will make it worthwhile for the team behind this venture.A small film that delivers big!!go watch it while you still can on the big screen.