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A Stodgy Ride in Shallow Waters Remembering Judge Sahib Ravi Rohmetra Ious Places in the State in Quick SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 2015 (PAGE-4) MOVIE-REVIEW PERSONALITY A stodgy ride in shallow waters Remembering Judge Sahib Ravi Rohmetra ious places in the state in quick . succes- younger to Judge Sahib. Judge Bhagotra did Saibal Chatterjee routine outing for the younger stars (Ranveer Singh, Priyanka sion, He was posted as Sub-Register, Judi- not mention about these events to anyone Judge Harbans Lal Bhagotra was born Chopra, Anushka Sharma, Farhan Akhtar). cial, first at Jammu for a period of four even to his children. Judge Sahib was an on 25th June 1916 in an affluent family of months and then at Srinagar where he embodiment of very high quality of heart. He The least one expects from a Zoya Akhtar film is visual Lives threaten to come unstuck during a celebratory cruise Mirpur . His father Lala Deewan Chand and sparkle and technical sheen. Dil Dhadakne Do, set on a luxury that wealthy Delhi couple (Anil Kapoor and Shefali Shah) decide remained posted for a period of six months. was one of the senior most advocates of the grand father Kanshi Ram were renowned From Srinagar, he was sent as Munsif Mag- High Court of Jammu and Kashmir. cruise liner, has both in ample measure. to take with family and friends to market their 30th wedding business men of Mirpur. His mother Ram istrate Rajouri. After a short stay at Rajouri, He was very kind benevolent and sym- Sadly, however, there isn't too much more to this convolut- anniversary. Khetri expired when Harbans Lal was one he was transferred to Reasi where he pathizer to all human beings irrespective of ed drama about a maladroit family of four - actually of five, if But the couple have little to celebrate. Neelam and Kamal year old. Unlike present times, the educa- stayed as Munsif Magistrate in 1951. In caste, colour and creed. The people out of one counts the smart-alecky pet mastiff who doubles up as Mehra are always at each other's throat and struggle to main- tion used to be tough and there was no sys- May 1951 he was posted as Deputy Reg- love and affection and in recognition of his omniscient narrator. tain a "happily married" façade. tem of Private tuitions. Thus Lala Ji had to istrar at high Court where he worked until service to the suffering humanity bestowed Their two children, too, have major issues with them. Daugh- work hard to complete his studies. For his mid of July 1955. In 1955, he became city on him the honour of being the president ter Ayesha (Priyanka), who now lives in Mumbai with her as- graduation, he joined Sanatam Dharam Judge till 1958. In 1959 he was posted as of many organization such as Mirpur Maha- dry-as-dust entrepreneur-husband Manav (Rahul Bose), feels College, Lahore and Passed his B.A from Administrator Jammu Municipality till jan Sabha Jammu, Mirpur Refugee Com- that she doesn't get her due from her parents. Punjab University Lahore in 1935 in 2nd March 1961. In December in 1961 he was mittee, Mirpur Balidam Bhavan Arya Samaj Son Kabir (Ranveer), on the other hand, is stifled by his dad's division. posted as Secretary delimitation Commis- The education in this college was a Bakshi Nagar, Ram Mandir Committee plans for him to take over and turn around the family business sion ( for Assembly constituencies) and building stone for his subsequent career as Gura Bakshi Nagar, Mirpur Balidan Divas that is battling bankruptcy. special officer for a short span of six recalled by him and his mental faculties got Celebration Committee, Home for the aged Kabir, whose passion is flying, is in despair because the fam- months. In April 1962 he was posted as proper expression in subsequent years only ADM Jammu with additional powers. of and Infirm Ambphalla, Jammu, Central ily plane is on the line as part of Kamal Mehra's strategy to shed due to his education from his college. He special magistrate extending throughout Mahajan Sabha etc. A lawyer by training his company's unproductive assets. joined Law College Lahore, in1935 and his Jammu and Kashmir for trail of one of the and Ex- Judge by profession he was affec- On the ship, their equations with each other are tested as L.L.B with distinction from Punjab accused of Kashmir conspiracy case. On tionately known as "Judge Sahib" Applica- Ayesha encounters her first love Sunny Gill (Farhan Akhtar) University Lahore. After his LLB, Harbans 1st August 1964 Judge Sahib was posted tion of the legal Knowledge for the welfare Lal Bhagotra worked as an assistant with years after they were forced to part ways and Kabir falls in love as 1st Session Judge of Anantnag district. of individual and society at large was the Pandit Roop Chand a lawyer, at Kotli for a with danseuse Farah (Anushka). He was made Director Jammu and Kash- sole moto of his life, By his sincere and wise The family dog (voiced by Aamir Khan) is a keen observer couple of months in order to understand sys- mir Bank Ltd from 1972 to 1980. He repre- tem and procedures in the courts and there- counseling he created a sense of better of human foibles, but the lines that the animal speaks (written sented Jammu west constituency as MLA understanding among many married cou- Stodgy and somnolent, Dil Dhadakne Do takes nearly three by Javed Akhtar) goes over rather predictable territory in terms after started independent practice as a Janata Party from 1977 to 1983. He com- Lawyer in the court at Bhimber (Pok) ples and saved them from divorce. A phil- hours to make its way to the predictable heart of the matter, of insights into the nature of man-woman relationships. pleted six years terms during those times, In December,1946, he appeared in, the he was elected to the assembly on Janta anthropist and a man bestowed with noble. which, of course, is that you do not choose your parents and Dil Dhadakne Do never rises above the simplistic and pedes- competitive examination for Kashmir Judi- qualities Judge Sahib had established wel- siblings. They just happen and you must let your heart show trian, with the characters mouthing cliched and sweeping, if not party ticket, Therefore, he started his pri- cial service and was selected on merit to vate practice in the state high court in Jam- fare Trust in the name of his Late parents you the way to make the best of what life throws at you. inane, statements about the troubles that men and women bring be appointed as a Munsif Magistrate, first mu in 1984 which continued till 2004° as well as wife, by donating huge sum of upon themselves as a result of the yawning gap between what The film, scripted by Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti, takes on leave vacancy at Mirpur and then on a Life partner of the Judge Bhagotra Puh- his hard earned money and had also. Con- many a detour on the way in search of excitement. More often they say and what they do. regular basis at R S Pura on 25th May1947. pa Devi left for her heavenly abode on 2nd structed community hall for public function than not, it loses its way in a maze of its own making. That's all very well, but does one need to sit through a three- From , here onwards, he had to move var- December 1981. She was three years in the sarwal sector of Jammu city. It has a stellar cast and a couple of noteworthy performanc- hour film for that truism to sink in? Eminently avoidable. es (Anil Kapoor as a self-obsessed patriarch and Shefali Shah The problem with Dil Dhadakne Do is that it is far less hip as his disgruntled wife stand out), but is on the whole a rather and cool than it pretends to be. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Ridhima makes her debut in ”Dil Dhadakne Do’’ iOS 9 coming soon Inder Jeet S ‘Prince’ Yantragyan The update will also feature new maps tools, which will Ridhima Sood, who hails from an affluent Punjabi family of Delhi, is all set to make include public transport directions. iOS 9 could also fea- her debut in Hindi films with Zoya Akhtar’s directorial venture “Dil Dhadakne Do’’ . iOS 9 is coming soon. Apple is improving the ture augmented reality maps, so that instructions can be Born in Delhi, Ridhima completed her 12th from DPS (R K Puram) school and was many things in the next version of its operating overlaid by the camera onto the real world.For more on packed off to New York University to complete her education. There Ridhima system, as well as lots of improvements that get technology news like yantragyan on facebook acquired a major in economics and politics. It was there that she first discovered The new iOS will also allow it to work with the new her love for being on stage “I’d been dabbling with theatre since I was 13. But after iOS ready for the next iPhone. phones, expected later this year and set to college she landed a 9 AM to 5 PM job at Wall Street. Six months into the job, she The feature, codenamed “Proactive”, will automatically be called either iPhone 6S or iPhone snapped. “I realised it was not my thing I didn’t belong there. I wanted to go out and look at users’ behaviour and data to give them information 7. That will include support for discover my creative side.
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