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Ranvir Talwar ( Saif Ali Khan ) is a self-made man who grew up as an orphan. He has got everything – a flourishing business empire, a sensuous bimbo in tow ( Amisha Patel ), a swanky bungalow and, not to forget, a constant frown on his face. But he’s got no time. Ranvir’s life changes after a car accident in which a couple dies because of his mistake. The court, instead of kicking him off to prison, gives an unusual verdict. Ranvir has to be the guardian of the four orphans of the dead couple and take care of them until the youngest of them becomes an adult. But the kids hate Ranvir. And Ranvir feels no different towards them. Put up in the house of their parents’ killer, the kids plot revenge. It would take nothing less than a divine intervention to foster peace and love between Ranvir and the vengeful tots. The good God himself takes the trouble of summoning one of his favourite fairies, Geeta ( Rani Mukherjee ), to go to the world of humans and do His work. And down she comes, cycling on a rainbow (like some lost sister of Lance Armstrong) and straight into the life of Ranvir and his four cute ill-wishers. What happens thereafter better be seen than written about. The most commendable thing about ‘Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic’ is that it makes the most ludicrous of scenes engaging and fun to watch. Be it the fairy (as the nanny of the kids) turning the boring National Museum into a magical, living theatre of history, or the four naughty kids ruining the poolside party of Ranvir’s skimpily clad squeeze (Amisha) – you relish it all with the buoyancy of an adolescent yourself. Besides humour, the film is also high on melodrama. I know it has almost become a dreadful word – thanks to many a weepy Bollywood movies – but the tear-jerking scenes in TPTM don’t pinch you like other run-of-the-mill sob tales. You bear them, at times with suppressed embarrassment of being seen moist-eyed by the fellow sitting next to you in theatre. ‘Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic’ does not belong to any one actor. Speaking in cricket parlance, it’s a team effort. Saif Ali Khan does superb as the frowning, scowling, busy-as-a-bee businessman who gradually transforms into a loving, caring, doting guardian. Rani Mukherjee is pretty good as the blabbermouth fairy who performs magical feats as if she was doing something trivial, like playing carrom. And it is a great relief to see her play a character that doesn’t weep. Amisha Patel is convincing as the minimally clad, dumb bimbo with a superficial accent. The kids are all right. The sardar kid (Iqbal) wins you over with his humour.


Banner : Yash Raj Films
Release Date : June 27, 2008
Language : Hindi
Genre : Fantasy
Producer : Aditya Chopra / Kunal Kohli
Director : Kunal Kohli


Star Cast
Saif Ali Khan...... Ranbeer Talwar
Rani Mukherjee...... Geeta
Rishi Kapoor
Baby Shriya Sharma...... Aditi
Sharat Saxena...... Judge
Razzak Khan...... Pappu
Mahesh Thakur...... lawyer
Amisha Patel...... Special Apperance
Ayushi Burman...... Avantika
Rachit Sidana...... Iqbal
Akshat Chopra...... Vashisht
Taraana Raja


Cassettes and CD's on : YRF Music
Singers : Shankar Mahadevan / Sunidhi Chauhan / Anousha Mani / Shreya Ghosal / Sneha Suresh
Lyricist : Prasoon Joshi
Music Director : Shankar Mahadevan / Ehsaan Noorani / Loy Mendonca
Background Music : Sandeep Chowta
Cinematography : Sudeep Chatterjee
Choreography : Geeta Kapoor / Mallu / Pappu / Vaibhavi Merchant
Action : Shyam Kaushal
Art : Malini Sharma / Priya Raghunath / Aparna Raina
Editor : Amitabh Shukla
Screenplay : Kunal Kohli / Rohena Gera
Sound : Dileep Subramaniam
Dialogue : Kunal Kohli / Rohena Gera
Costume : Manish Malhotra / Mamta Anand / Mandira Shukla
Publicity Designs : Fayyaz Badruddin / Yash Raj Films Design Cell
Story / Writer : Kunal Kohli / Rohena Gera




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