The story revolves around two childhood friends Arjun and Munnu who find a way to get from a small village in India to Wembley as Rock stars, having overcome their personalities.The story revolves around two childhood friends Arjun and Munnu who find a way to get from a small village in India to Wembley as Rock stars, having overcome their personalities.The story revolves around two childhood friends Arjun and Munnu who find a way to get from a small village in India to Wembley as Rock stars, having overcome their personalities.
- Awards
- 1 win & 2 nominations
Asin Thottumkal
- Priya
- (as Asin)
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- TriviaLiam Neeson paid a visit to the sets.
- GoofsWhile Ajay Devgn can be seen singing with a wired microphone and Rannvijay Singh playing the keyboard connected to the speaker, Aditya Roy Kapur is seen playing a box guitar (no external wire connecting to speaker). Under no circumstance can the guitar be heard in this situation.
- Alternate versionsThe UK release was cut, the distributor chose to make cuts in order to obtain a 12A classification. Cuts made to remove all sight of drug preparation (substance being heated in spoon) and of implied drug injection into arm. An uncut 15 classification was available.
- SoundtracksBarso Yaaron
Lyrics by Prasoon Joshi
Music by Shankar Mahadevan, Ehsaan Noorani and Loy Mendonsa
Performed by Vishal Dadlani and Roop Kumar Rathod
Courtesy of Super Cassettes Industries Limited (T-Series)
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Whilst the film has an interesting enough premise the execution is pretty much diabolical.
With the film being effectively developed over a ten year period, you would have thought that for a start the screenplay would have been a lot better. It really is weak with some barely creditable plot developments, which at times do chronically insult the viewer. I mean were they really serious about the last twenty minutes of the film? Atrocious!
The film is horribly miscast. Ajay Devgan as a young man trying to get a break in the music business? Okay he tries, but really this needed one of the up and comers or a completely new face. Salman Khan is at his usual overacting worst here and fails to convince at any level. Poor Asin gets stuck with in a "leading" role with basically nothing to do other than being the token shatteringly gorgeous love interest which for all the limited time on screen could have been competently handled by any number of Bollywood supporting actresses.
On a technical level there is not much horrendously wrong here, but it could and should have been so much better. The cinematography is good although the editing could have perhaps been a little tighter. Music was okay but not as good as it needed to be since it was the whole point of the film. Choreography was very average: I am still in two minds as to whether it should have been stripped out of the film completely or whether it needed to be more dazzling to support the music.
Overall London Dreams is a very large disappointment as it could and should have been so much better than what it ended up being. A hugely wasted opportunity.
With the film being effectively developed over a ten year period, you would have thought that for a start the screenplay would have been a lot better. It really is weak with some barely creditable plot developments, which at times do chronically insult the viewer. I mean were they really serious about the last twenty minutes of the film? Atrocious!
The film is horribly miscast. Ajay Devgan as a young man trying to get a break in the music business? Okay he tries, but really this needed one of the up and comers or a completely new face. Salman Khan is at his usual overacting worst here and fails to convince at any level. Poor Asin gets stuck with in a "leading" role with basically nothing to do other than being the token shatteringly gorgeous love interest which for all the limited time on screen could have been competently handled by any number of Bollywood supporting actresses.
On a technical level there is not much horrendously wrong here, but it could and should have been so much better. The cinematography is good although the editing could have perhaps been a little tighter. Music was okay but not as good as it needed to be since it was the whole point of the film. Choreography was very average: I am still in two minds as to whether it should have been stripped out of the film completely or whether it needed to be more dazzling to support the music.
Overall London Dreams is a very large disappointment as it could and should have been so much better than what it ended up being. A hugely wasted opportunity.
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- Giấc Mơ Luân Đôn
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- Budget
- ₹200,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $300,293
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $207,964
- Nov 1, 2009
- Gross worldwide
- $618,067
- Runtime2 hours 26 minutes
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