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It was definitely a different kind of a story! i found the casting to be right on the mark the acting was so emotional and touching i felt it myself...it felt so real and so raw as if they were playing out the scenes for real life right in front of you.......there is this crying scene that goes on for a while between Antara and Shaukart and i'm telling you....wow.....best emotional award goes to.....Aishwarya Rai and Sanjay Dutt! she cried in other movies...but in this one her emotions were so raw ,like you just want to hug her and say everything will be okay they were amazing!

awful awful awful film. the casting was so wrong. imagine having Munna Bhai cast as a writer. no a booker winning writer. the actress looked stunningly beautiful but can she act? no, can she act to save her life? see the film to get the answer. and Mr Zayed Khan as a young professor - not very convinced, eh! the biggest problem was - yes the above are nothing - was in the execution of the story - there perversion of the husband just does not play out in the mainstream oh i'll not kiss have sex format. and then everything becomes hunky dory. what the hell? poor acting, poor execution - the shot looks beautiful, but out of context. And bad special effects. turd all the way. advice not to slip on this this. take my word....

Pritish Nandy Communications is doing well as this is their seventh movie within a span of three years. Though this is the first movie with prominent stars otherwise only Chameli had a star like Kareena Kapoor. Getting to the movie, I think it was a nice attempt. Sanjay Dutt, Ashwariya Rai, Zayed Khan and all other actors perform their role honestly. Especially Sanjay Dutt should be given some credit as he was being seen in a different role after a long time, otherwise for the last five years, either he was seen as a comedian or a bhai (underworld man). The songs were also nice. What was unique in the movie was its script. But I do not appreciate it because ( I think) there were some flaws in it. May be the director wanted to make a sequel of the movie because the story was not complete yet as viewer do not know what happened to Yash and how Antra saves Shaukat. Another thing is where had the last page of the story gone. Was Ashwariya acting in front of Sanjay when she was weeping that Zayed has written that he was going to die? All these questions were unanswerable for me after I watched the movie.

Despite a huge star cast, a new look, and a fresh musical score, Shabd has nothing much to offer. A real annoying part of this film are the letters that are constantly floating around in the background. There is not much of a plot in this film. Sanjay Dutt's character is by far the most irritating part of this movie. He is manic writer who is trying to control his surroundings by his writing. Holding steadfast to the idiom, "The pen is mightier than the sword," Sanjay wages war against his world. He is unnecessarily creating distance between him and his wife by forcing her to spend time with a handsome, humorous, and infatuated man. Sanjay's character is interesting, but there is no way one can drag this situation into a 2+ hour film. I feel that this movie would be better off as a short film. Songs are nice and fresh. Aishwarya looks stunning.

the film is basically about a writer who is going through a rough patch through his writing and he has an idea to do an experiment. so he encourages his wife to basically start an affair with another man(zayed) so that he can write about it. this film was really bad. i disliked it very much. first of all the movie unrealistic and the end did not make any sense at all. zayed khans acting was good but a bit wooden at times. the other bad thing was i thought this film would be OK to sit and watch with my family, but it was disgusting!! what was the need for that sex scene between aish and sanjay!! please don't waste 3 hours of your life watching this dreadful film!!!!!! the only good thing about this film were its songs,which were surprisingly melodious.

Indian cinema has been struggling hard to come up with good stories. All they have got is the same usual love stuff that no longer inspires anyone. Finally, today I was changing channels and happened to passby a channel playing this one. I just started watching it from the mid, and thought it would be the usual love and life stuff and I'll get bored in a minute. But as moments passed by, the movie gripped me, and I couldn't help watching it to the very end, and to the very end mean"very end"(does anybody know after half the cast, Zayed Khan is shown riding a a bike;) I am not saying that this is like the best movie ever or the biggest hit of the year, but its at least different. Its good to know that they are at least coming up with different subjects on which to make movies. My intuition says that if I dig deeper, it will turn out to be a rip off of an English movie on a similar subject. But even if thats so, its a really good effort. The movie tells us the story of a writer who starts to believe that he understands the human mind as much as it gets. And that not so wrong afterall, as throughout the movie he is always right. But this Power he thinks he possesses is sure to fireback as such power of perfect prediction of events takes away human part of a human. In the end, he has intermixed feelings of pleasure and despair when her wife lies to him that the ending he wrote turned out to be true. He simply cannot accept the power he thinks he possesses to change lives with his words, as this is unnatural for any human mind. He wants to change the end to lift the burden of his chest (because the ending he gave was really cruel, but you have to watch it to know it). Finally, like a typical suspense-like flick, the last five minutes of the movie are hard to understand. Why does Sanjay Dutt thinks the story is not finished even when he himself typed it to the end? Was he in that place at the end only because to make-up for the initial cruel ending, he re-wrote the last part and chose this for him? Was he living at the end for real, or still as a character? All these questions have no answer. Anyways, its definitely a movie worth-watching. Although it has no masala and vulgarity the Indian cinema is so used to these days, but it shines out and outstands. I personally think that in every three months, only one Indian movie turns out that is worth watching, and I think this is the movie of these three months!

Okay, here's the scenario: Shaukat(Sanjay Dutt) and Antara(Aishwarya Rai) are a happily married couple (or are they?). Shaukat is a brilliant writer who is suffering from the after effects of a sophomore slump, which has forced even his publisher to become a stranger to him. He comes up with the brilliant idea for a "comeback story of the year" type novel, when Antara(who is also a teacher) returns home from school one day with a tale of a new, young and attractive teacher (played seamlessly by Zayed Khan) who is always on her case and seems to have taken a liking to her. Instead of Shaukat advising his wife to tell the new man off and inform him that she is happily married, he encourages her to continue to tolerate his advances, as he secretly documents their vivid acquaintances in his drafts for a new and hopeful bestseller book. What happens next is the very essence of 'Shabd', which you must see to find out!