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A scientist, who is a friend of IMF agent Ethan Hunt, who is in Sydney, wants him to escort him to Atlanta, which he does. Join us as we break down Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol!Subscribe on YouTube: of 2 вЂ¦.

staring Linda Cardellini, Raymond Cruz, Patricia Velasquez.

04M Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol: Directed by Brad Bird.

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Juggling a career and a demanding parent, along with the perennial struggle to find a suitable partner, the film's protagonist was identifiable to many, with the quirky father-daughter equation providing suitable comic relief.Hollywood is the largest movie producing theatre industry in the world and widely recognized in producing quality movies. Both Amitabh Bachchan and Deepika Padukone in their respective roles narrate a sweet story of suffering that packs in enough laughs and tears.While it may not be this year's 'Queen', 'Piku' connected with young, urban women across the country. 'Piku' is a delightful film about the idiosyncrasies of an eccentric old Bengali man and his daughter's ability to tolerate him. This film's unassuming charm is much like a silent fart. The film engages the audience, presents multiple perspectives and provides just the right amount of distractions, without straying from the core story. Konkona Sen Sharma and Sohum Shah do well in their supporting roles. But Neeraj Kabi manages to furnish a level of distraught that makes it difficult to distinguish him from his character. Predictably, Irrfan Khan is the show-stealer here. Surprisingly, this chilling tale is also laced with shades of humour. It manages to hold our attention and interest while narrating a story that has already been told. Based on the double-murder case that rocked the country in 2008, 'Talvar' is a case study in adaptation. 'Masaan' allows one to experience the life and situations of its characters with such immersion that you feel their joys and sufferings as your own.Дepicting reality on celluloid has been an eternal challenge. Debutant Vicky Kaushal's Deepak has the enthusiasm of a newcomer and the restraint of a veteran. Richa Chadda's Devi symbolises strength, courage and conviction she has a steely exterior that conceals internal conflicts. Set in the ghats of Varanasi, the film narrates tales of love, loss and longing that present the different Indias which coexist in our country: the one that's forthright, the one that's aware of societal constructs and the one that's progressive yet unquestionably obliging of class divide. Many skipped this gem, assuming it was too indie for their liking, but Neeraj Ghaywan's directorial debut scored for its honesty. It sets a milestone in visual technique and also establishes a benchmark in storytelling. With 'Baahubali: The Beginning', he has given us a new epic that generations will watch, analyse and appreciate.

The world, as we know it, is just a base for him to build upon. Director S S Rajamouli proved with 'Eega' (which won a National Award in 2012 for Best Feature Film in Telugu) that he isn't contained by his imagination and doesn't subscribe to the construct of what is `real'. Easily the most visually appealing film of the year, this one narrates the story of a man oblivious of his lineage on a journey of self-discovery.

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