London Dreams Movie - Music Streams On AV

Preview:
As every part of the Indian film industry looks to head towards a higher grade of cinema, Bollywood continues to aspire with utter magniloquence to the Hollywood, in terms of either the script, or the locations, or both. The multifaceted Vipul Shah, of the Namaste London fame(also Aankhen), strikes Bollywood after two years, with the same London, but this time, with three people - Salman Khan, Asin Thottumkal and Ajay Devgan.





The story revolves around three musicians, who strive to register their place at the Wembley Stadium, a London stage. Initially, the most aspiring of the three, Ajay Devgan, joins an amateur troop in London. Later, he calls forth a music patron, Asin from down south, and is finally joint by his childhood friend, Salman Khan who leads his life as a contented Band performer in a village in India. They work with a huge bent and reach the final stage of London, at the closing of the movie. While music being their key goal, Ajay looks to envy his childhood friend Salman Khan, for his popular acclamation from the audience and Asin's endearment towards him, for obvious reasons. Finally, retaliation, realization and romantic unification talks about the rest of the movie.

The movie is certainly going to be a musical treat, with the audio being scored by Shankar Ehsan Loy. OmPuri, the veteran class-act, seems to have played an inspiring role in the film. The Ajay-Salman pair, after a successful Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, reunites, perhaps after ten years, for London Dreams, the most expected Block-Buster of this season. Salman Khan, after having a mixed emotions on the box-office results of "Wanted" and "Main Aur Mrs.Khanna", looks positive in propagating his most awaited film. Asin Thottumkal, literally sailing on cloud nine after the Ghajini break, looks confident and jazzy in her lovely attire in the promos. Vipul, with all due respect for the actress, believes, for some reason, in the lucky resin of Bollywood. Ajay Devgan, as ever, appears promising with his somber stares all over the place. Vipul Shah, expecting a neat comeback after a little while, has done well so far, with his audio scores by the trio, though originally, it was meant to be tuned by the Oscar winner A.R.Rahman.
The expectations stay upheld with scintillating music by the Shankar-Ehsan-Loy unit, as this Studio 18 distributed opus arrives LIVE worldwide, this week - Oct 30th '09. By all means, Vipul Shah seeks space to excel in his romanticism of this triangular tale, with Salman, Ajay and Asin.

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