Budda Hoga Tera Baap. movie enters Oscar Academy

The script of Amitabh Bachchan's latest release "bbuddah...Hoga Tera Baap" has been invited to be archived in the library of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, says the 68-year-old megastar. And... the Academy of Motion Picture and Arts, Los angeles writes to me for the script of #BHTBaap, to archive in their library ..!!" Amitabh posted on micro-blogging site Twitter. The movie, directed by Puri Jagannath, has Amitabh in a bold and flamboyant role of an old man who feels young. He revisited his 'angry young man' avatar for the film, and wore bright and over-the-top clothes for it. The movie also featured Hema Malini, Raveena Tandon, Sonu Sood and Sonal Chauhan.

Rajinikanth signs for BUDDHA HOGA TERA BAAP Remake

Even before Rana is back on track it looks like Rajini is all set to sign one more film with popular Telugu director Puri Jagannath.

Telugu director Puri Jagannath is in plans of roping in Rajinikanth for the Tamil and Telugu remake of Bollywood hit film Buddah Hoga Tera Baap. In Hindi the titular role was played by Big B Amitabh Bachan which turned out to be a big hit in Bollywood.

The director has only Rajinikanth in his mind as he thinks that the role of the protagonist played by Bachchan will be carried out by Rajinikanth in a brilliant way.  From the director side it’s confirmed that he is in plans of roping in Rajini but nothing has been finalized from Superstar’s side. Buzz is that the director has already spoken to Rajini and he might give his nod to this project. If the actor gives green signal to this bilingual, the audience might get to enjoy some punch dialogues and the larger-than-life image of the central character.

If Rajini gives his nod to Puri Jagannath the film will surely turn out to be a big success in south too.

We will get back with more interesting news on Rajini-Puri Jagannath film!

Budda Hoga Tera Baap - Amitabh Bachchan(2011) Movie Review

Tollydownload Rating 4.7 out of 5

This movie gets appraises from all categories people. Amitabh once again rocks with his acting. Debut director Puri Jagannadh really do very well.
Amitabh is an old angry man
This film completely romantic-comedy film
Vijju (Amitabh Bachchan) a retured criminal is called to Mumbai from Paris for a secret mission at a time when the underworld is at its peak in the city. Assitant Commissioner of police Karan (Sonu Sood) promises to clean up the city in tow months. Then enters Sonal Chauhan (Tanya) who accidently meets Karan in a Police Station. Amrita (Charmme Kaur), Tanya’s best friend wants to fall in love till she sees her mother (Raveen Tandon) going head over heels for Vijju. What follows next is punches, kicks, love, blasts, blows and bullets, then again love. Now I really dont want to spill the beans on how the film opens and what the story is. You need to watch it to believe what a man at the age of 69 can do.


Every action hero fan would somewhere deep down question – ‘Oh I wish I could see Mr Bachchan kick some butt today’. Well Buddha Hoga Terra Baap is your answer. It is everything a fan of old school 80′s action films would want and a kind of love letter to the movies that he used to be a part of. Its tongue, firmly in its cheek and includes all the cliches that we love in those old movies of Bachchans. Its a straighforward action flick with a simple but well executed plot, stunning fight scenes, giant explosions and some killer dialogues from his past movies and some new ones that are penned intensely by Rishi Virmani and Vipul Binjola.
Director Puri Jagannadh had his finger on the pulse of his fan base when he wrote this film. Think about the last Bachchan action flick. He knew to keep it simple and mindless with a heavy dose of exploding bodies infused with his trademark humour. Puri got us everything – snappy one liners, a funky Harley Davidson, a cute girl who can pull of humour, enough baddies to keep you entertained and indispensable violence along with longing love.
I felt like a teenager again appreciating the view of the thing that goes Boom – Bachchan guaranteeing you your Ohhhhs and Uuuuhhhhhhs and Aahhhhhs along with some mad whiltling.
Mr Bachchan’s action scenes are the most satisfying experience since cheese burgers after a very bight night. The film is designed truly for this great actor. As kids, my friends and I periodically engaged in debates about which of our favourite action stars was the mightiest? Could Batman beat Superman? Who would prevail in a battle between Huld and He-man? The possible permutations were enless, but the winner was always Amitabh Bachchan. Admit it, this grizzled geezer looks Ready to rampage.
And if all the action and mayhem and humour wasn’t enough. Buddha has the best in music too, thanks to Visha and Shekhar the music directors. I won’t be surprised if the ‘once more’ echo’s in the theater after the ‘Bachchan medley’ gets over
At its core, Buddha Hoga Tera Baap remains a personal film for Puri Jagannadh and I respect it, and we all should. Its a film not made by a director but by Amitabh Bachchans biggest fan. Puri made I as an audience and that’s what makes Buddha special.

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Buddha Hoga Tera Baap is a funny action caper that makes no pretense. Your favorite action star of yesterday and today killing loads of bad guys with gusto and humour. This is a testosterone fueled kick for the true fans, the purists, the connoisseurs who expect to see the legend of action back in the ring. Amitabh Bachchan, tribute is just an understatement. We salute you!
Characters
the characters are clearly defined and each have their moment in the sun. Raveena Tandon looked surreal. She is smokin hot even today. She played her part well. Sonu Sood was honest and right there. He didn’t go over the top nor underplayed his part. Makarand Deshpande was at his best playing the mystified fan of Vijju. Sonal Chauhan looked beautiful and acted her part with ease. Hema Malini was decent. But the discovery of the film was Charmme Kaur, who with her flamboyant acting prowess stole our hearts. She is the find of the season. Kudos to her!