Shabd (2005)

That was an excellent one.

Absolutely the worst movie.

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

I really loved this film, it was unique and different compared to other films that i have watched in the past. Ash is one of my fave actresses in bollywood today, it was on the tele one day so i decided to watch it.Aishwarya's performance was brilliant in the film and she looked amazing the eye makeup and the nose ring made her look very different compared to what she had looked before and brought her beauty to it's highest level, she actually made me wear a nose ring too, she looked amazing.Sanjay Dutt is one of my fave actors, he was just brilliant in the movie and his performance really touches you and make you feel the character, he was just amazing.Zayed Khan i can honestly say was wrongly casted i didn't like his performance and he really need some acting lessons. Apart for that the music was just brilliant and you guys really should watch this film.

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....

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!

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.