No takers for 'Mirch', 'Kaalo', 'Payback', '332 Mumbai to India'

'Mirch' was the biggest film of all with at least known actors to boast of. Still, due to poor promotion and a haphazard release plan, 'Mirch' didn't manage any spice for the investors. The reviews too were average but the fact remains that even if they would have been good, it wouldn't have been any different for the eventual box office outcome. Sold as a sex comedy, the message just didn't reach the audience and as a result, no one stepped in. Chances are quite less that the film would manage to find an audience on satellite or home video either.

'Payback' was the better of the lot but this action thriller had such poor promos that one got an impression of it being an out and out B grade film here. However, the fact is that 'Payback' boasted of a good storyline and actually had it's moments to keep the audience engaged. This was of no help though for the makers as an unknown cast, poor promos, bad marketing and release amidst a crowd meant that 'Payback' didn't have anything working for it.

'Kaalo' would have the dubious distinction of being a horror movie without any horror. There were no scare elements in this 'day horror' flick which saw a sudden release for itself and wasn't even embraced by the lovers of horror genre. A star-less affair, it saw a scattered release for itself and found no takers, whether in urban or small centres.

As for '332 Mumbai To India', it saw worst footfalls amongst all with audience not even aware of a movie arriving by this name. A poor title, badly mutilated narrative courtesy Censor board (due to which beeps and pauses came in every second dialogue), poor acting and amateurish direction meant that '332 Mumbai To India' went totally unnoticed.

'Tera Kya Hoga Johny' was also supposed to release last weekend but Censor trouble meant that this Neil Nitin Mukesh starrer has now been postponed to 31st December, hence turning out to be the last release of the year.

Raima Sen Unedited Love Making Video in MIRCH

The much talked about Raima Sen's Hot Love Making scene in the new movie Mirch is here. It's a short and very fast trailer of the movie. Seems like the movie is about sex, attraction and more.

Raima worried about mom watching her sex scenes

Raima Sen has become very conscious about her lovemaking scene in her latest film Mirch. In this Vinay Shukla directed film, Raima has an intimate lovemaking scene with her co-star Arunodoy Singh, who was last seen in the Sonam Kapoor starrer movie Aisha.

Mirch has four parallel stories, which deals with the female sexuality from the angle of women, who are quite candid about sex.

Raima shot a bedroom sequence with Arunodoy but the director Vinay Shukla found it not passionate enough and asked her re-shoot the scene. He also convinced her that the other actress Konkona Sen has also re-shoot her sex scenes. Raima agreed to do that and during the second time, the sequence was shot in more elaborate way.

However, when Raima watched the final graphic detailing, she was almost shocked to see that her seen was too much elaborate and Konkona's scene was same as it was earlier. The actress was almost in tears and requested her director to tone down the sequence. She was feeling embarrassed thinking that how her mother will react watching this too intimate sequence.

The director has got his work done by making his film more sizzling with the re-shot sequence and he does not seem to have any interest in toning it down.