It explores the psychology of being a wannabe spy like no other film.Abhay Deol is in a role thats tailor made for him, he's such a natural actor, he brings life to Satyaveer Singh and you feel that Satyaveer is a small town Rajasthani and you never feel that the character actually is played by a Punjabi Jat living in Bombay.This is Navdeep Singh's first film as a director, and it is apparent he has the heart and soul of a storyteller. Anil Poddar, compounded all the more by the sudden death of Manorama and the disappearance of an orphan named Deepti. Satyaveer accepts this offer little knowing that he will soon be thrust into a web of lies and deceit, which will not only get him in the bad books of Rathore, assaulted by his goons, but also implicate him in the murder of two lovers, Sameera, and Dr. Now out of a job, he is approached by Manorama Rathore, the wife of the Irrigation Minister, to collect evidence that her husband is having an extra-marital affair for a fee of Twenty thousand rupees. To make matters worse he accepts a motorbike from Seema Constructions as a bribe, is apprehended, and suspended pending an inquiry. So dismayed was he with this that he decided to not even keep a copy for his private library. Satyeveer also authored a fictional novel 'Manorama' that sold only about 200 copies. Rathore, making tall promises of diverting water from Haryana and Punjab via a canal that is being constructed on a controversial site. The region faces drought and extreme temperatures, with the local Irrigation Minister, P.P. (Stars 7.Plot: Rajasthan-based Satyaveer Singh Randhawa works as a Junior Engineer with Lahkot Municipality's Public Works Department and lives a middle-class lifestyle with his wife, Nimmi, and son, Raju.
#Manorama six feet under imdb movie
All in all, a very good movie experience. Still this are his early days, but if he gets the right opportunities he can turn out to be a great actor for Indian cinema. Abhay Deol has shown great acting potential with his underplay and sincerity. Sadly the movie is 35 mm, otherwise it would be a great pleasure to see the desert landscape and the colors on a cinemascope or 70 mm canvass. The best part of the movie is the rural Rajasthan setting that brings a new dimension and scale to the movie. The music is okay and a few songs inserted in the narrative (which could have been avoided). This thrill is maintained till the very last frame of the movie. There are no brutal scenes of crime, violence and sex (as in Johnny Gaddar that keep youth audiences glued), but still it has the subtle creepiness about the whole movie. The pace of the movie is similar to that of China town, but the twist, suspense and narrative keeps us glued to the movie. Abhay Deol has justified the role of a rural detective with great underplay. The first time Director Navdeep Singh has done a decent job in adapting China town. The racket of land grabbing, corruption, immoralities etc. Satyaveer realizes that there are further mysteries behind the whole episode. He be-friends Manorama's friend Sheetal (Raima Sen). Later when Manorama dies Satyaveer realizes that Manorama was not the wife of the Minister Rathore. One day, a lady called Manorama (Sarika) comes and requests Satyaveer to spy on her husband Minister P.P.Rathore (Kulbhushan Kharbanda) for a sum of money. Satyaveer (Abhay Deol) is a government engineer who writes detective novels in his spare time. The backdrop of the movie is the desert Indian state of Rajasthan.
The story is more or less the same as China Town. That, and Abhay Deol made me interested to see this movie.
I had heard that it is based on Roman Polanski's China Town. This movie was released in India about a month back.
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