Salman Khan’s most awaited film Ready finally hit the screens today. After entertaining audiences as Chulbul Pandey in Dabangg, Salman Khan is back in Ready as Prem Kapoor. The film is about a spoil brat called Prem (the 14th time Salman has used this as a screen name) and his annoyingly happy family. Prem's daddy, Rajveer Kapoor (Mahesh Manjrekar) has a very weak memory and constantly forgets to describe anything he can't re-collect. Prem also has two uncles and aunts who live together with them.





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I like the song Humko Pyar Hua is sung by Kay Kay and Tulsi Kumar. Kay Kay has a good voice and this one allows him to experiment with his voice skills. Tulsi Kumar is easy on the ears, though she has a kind of a chirp in her voice, which is perfect for romantic renditions like this one. Neelesh Mishra comes up with soulful lyrics, and the two singers run it up to the hilt. The composing of the song ably supports the lyrical anecdotes that the singers share between each other.
its just a awesome song....

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All songs are best but my favorite is dhinka chika song..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Y1V5up6ljw

Salman Khan almost gets into real-life role-play as Prem Kapoor, the most eligible bachelor in a Hum Saath Saath Hain kinda extended joint family. Enter Sanjana (Asin), a runaway bride who poses as a prospective bahu in the Kapoor clan. Anees Bazmee's fascination for keeping the audiences hanging on and his actors suspended from hilltops (No Entry, Welcome) continues as Sanjana and Prem 'fall' in love.

The movie is just awesome...nice time pass in total...

Awesome movie this is, I love to watch this one,.

You know when a film is about the star and his charisma, when he grabs the mike in the middle of a dinner scene in the movie and starts singing: Chaudhry ka chand ho, ya aftab ho. The context is the family is called Chaudhrys. And you can sense it's totally unscripted. As are several other scenes in the film: yeh hilla hilla ke life hell bana degi. Or Jisko family support ho, usko koi deport nahin kar sakta. Please don't go into the movie expecting sense. Or sensibility. You will have Salman Khan peeing on a haystack to announce a pee break, which is the interval. There will be Salman Khan shaking his pelvis in a most indecent fashion in a song that goes Dhinka Chika Dhinka Chika, whatever that means. And yes, you will come upon a scene where Sanjay Dutt plays a marriage registrar cum divorce lawyer, Ajay Devgn is a blushing bridegroom, Zarine Khan is an alarming Katrina Kaif lookalike bride and Kangna Ranaut is a giggling girlfriend. Fortunately they are all doing one scene cameos.
The film is so crowded that it looks like it houses the entire population of Phuket, where the film appears to be largely based, when it's not in and out of marble palaces, with oddlooking statues. There are several follicularly advantaged characters, who shout very loudly and treat their Kanjeevaram clad women badly. There is a particularly loud and monstrous boy whom Salman teaches a lesson to by pulling down his trousers-truly original. And there's an even larger man, in coma for most of the movie, who bares his chest for a final fight scene, allowing Salman to bare him in the final money shot. But it's the kind of sloppy filmmaking where even the wirework is not removed from a critical fight scene. It doesn't really matter because the movie rides on Salman's charm.

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I am a big fan of salman khan and i like this movie alot.