| Roadside Romeo | Jugal Hansraj | Saif Ali Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Javed Jaffrey | Animation, Family, Romance |
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Romeo, a rich dog, is abandoned by his owners. He then finds himself embroiled in various situations and even ends up falling in love.
Release date: 24 October 2008 (India)
Budget: 34.77 crores INR
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Roadside Romeo is a 2008 3D Indian-American computer animated romantic musical comedy family film written and directed by Jugal Hansraj, produced by ...
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Music by: Salim-Sulaiman
Produced by: Aditya Chopra
Roadside Romeo is a 2008 3D Indian-American computer animated romantic musical comedy family film written and directed by Jugal Hansraj, produced by Aditya Chopra and Yash Chopra of Yash Raj Films[3] and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures in United States, United Kingdom and India.[4] It was released on 24 October 2008 in the United States and India. An Arabic dub was released in Kuwait on 23 October.[citation needed] This was the second Bollywood movie to receive a North American release by a Hollywood studio,[5] following Sony Pictures' Saawariya (2007). The title character is a dog living in Mumbai, as voiced by Saif Ali Khan; his girlfriend, Laila, is voiced by Kareena Kapoor. This was the first voice-over in an animated production for both actors. Roadside Romeo was also Hansraj's directorial debut.[6] Roadside Romeo
received generally negative reviews from critics, with most of the
criticism focused on the film's script, predictable plot and overuse of
cliches.
Romeo then meets Laila, who is singing from a rooftop, they dance and he falls in love. To win her over, Laila tells Romeo he must dance with her in front of everyone at the "Moonlight Club" where she performs. Romeo says yes, unaware that Charlie has long wanted her, and anyone who dares go near her is punished. However, Romeo braves the odds and dances with Laila to win her heart. As Laila starts falling in love with him, Charlie, in a fit of rage, captures and terrorizes Romeo. Romeo then promises that he would make Laila fall in love with Charlie. Romeo does not intend to lose Laila, but plans to deflate Charlie's ego by having a disguised Mini pretend to be Laila and make it clear she's not interested. This only ends up exacerbating Charlie's ire, forcing Romeo to promise him a second meeting with Laila.
The night of the appointment, however, Chhainu catches Romeo kissing Laila, who then shouts at Romeo telling Laila of Romeo's deal with Charlie and she angrily slaps him and says she never wants to see him again despite Romeo's pleas and forgiveness. In a pursuit, Charlie's Angels are wooed by Guru, Interval and Hero English, Chhainu is cornered by a mouse (and smashed with a "jumbo jet") and Charlie is chased and caught by the city dogcatchers. But just before Charlie is caught with a net, Romeo pushes him under the dog-catchers van to escape while Romeo goes, Charlie then convinces Guru, Hero English, Interval and Mini to create a distraction to get the guard away from the van, they all succeed and Charlie jumps on the van and says he will free Romeo using a pin in his chain to pick the lock, but the van begins to drive and he falls off, after which Charlie races after the van, losing the pin in the progress, but thankfully one of Charlie's ear hairs suffice.
They escape but Romeo feels there is no point staying as Laila said she never wanted to see him again, and Charlie badly wants her. The next morning, Romeo throws his sack onto an open train boxcar about to leave the station but Charlie arrives with Laila and the others. Charlie tells Romeo that he is a fool for leaving Laila when she still loves him, that he explained everything to her and says she is Romeo's and no one else's. He lets go of her hand and Laila begins to run after the train, while Romeo holds his hand out for her. Resembling a famous scene from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Charlie remarks "where have I seen this before?". She reaches for his hand and grabs it but the handle Romeo was holding had lost its top screws, making him fall off with Laila, after which they raise their heads to each other and say "I love you" in sync. It then goes to the "Moonlight Club" where everyone is back singing a reprise of "Main Hoon Romeo" in party-remix.
Upon its theatrical release, Roadside Romeo received negative reviews from critics. Taran Adarsh gave the film three stars out of five, citing its borrowing from the masala films of 1980s and a predictable story. Another factor he said went against the film was its lack of good music. Though the title track and "Chhoo Le Na" were publicised, they lacked impact. Though the film was targeted at children, he said Charlie Anna's south Indian accent was hard to decipher and comprehend even for adults. Despite the drawbacks, he cited the animation's good quality which could even be compared to international standards.[29] The New York Times criticised the movie saying, "The animated dogs in Romeo aren’t particularly appealing. They mostly walk on two legs and, unlike Disney characters, don’t wear anything beyond neck gear. They look oddly naked and move awkwardly, which flattens the dance sequences and keeps the film earthbound."[30]
The film's soundtrack was released on 1 October 2008 by director Jugal Hansraj and actor Jaaved Jaffrey at The Club in Andheri, Mumbai.[31] The music was composed by Salim-Sulaiman, and lyrics have been penned by Jaideep Sahni. Joginder Tuteja from indiaFM
gave the film's soundtrack 2 out of 5 stars and noted, "The songs in
themselves are no great shakes and, except for a track or two, the
remaining just passes muster. [The] Delayed release of the album would
take a further toll on the sales of Roadside Romeo. Overall, Roadside Romeo is a barely an okay album where one's hope only rests on the state of art animation (as promised by the makers)."[32]
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Plot
Romeo is a dog who once lived in luxurious surroundings. One day his owners decide to migrate to London and he is left at the mercy of the servant of the house, who dumps him on the streets of Mumbai. Left to fend for himself, he is soon cornered by the local gang – Guru, Interval, Hero English and a dog-wannabe-cat, Mini, who tell him that this is their domain. Romeo does not know the street lingo and is at a loss for words at first, but he manages to win the gang over with giving them haircuts. They love their new looks and accept Romeo as part of their gang. Together, they set up a successful dog-grooming business until Chhainu, the right-hand of gangster-dog Charlie Anna, arrives to collect "weeklies" (weekly protection money) in the form of bones. Romeo throws Chhainu out, and the others, terrified, go to Charlie to plead their case. Charlie threatens them with his trio of female ninja dogs, whom he calls his Angels, but Romeo tricks Charlie into allowing his friends to leave unhurt.Romeo then meets Laila, who is singing from a rooftop, they dance and he falls in love. To win her over, Laila tells Romeo he must dance with her in front of everyone at the "Moonlight Club" where she performs. Romeo says yes, unaware that Charlie has long wanted her, and anyone who dares go near her is punished. However, Romeo braves the odds and dances with Laila to win her heart. As Laila starts falling in love with him, Charlie, in a fit of rage, captures and terrorizes Romeo. Romeo then promises that he would make Laila fall in love with Charlie. Romeo does not intend to lose Laila, but plans to deflate Charlie's ego by having a disguised Mini pretend to be Laila and make it clear she's not interested. This only ends up exacerbating Charlie's ire, forcing Romeo to promise him a second meeting with Laila.
The night of the appointment, however, Chhainu catches Romeo kissing Laila, who then shouts at Romeo telling Laila of Romeo's deal with Charlie and she angrily slaps him and says she never wants to see him again despite Romeo's pleas and forgiveness. In a pursuit, Charlie's Angels are wooed by Guru, Interval and Hero English, Chhainu is cornered by a mouse (and smashed with a "jumbo jet") and Charlie is chased and caught by the city dogcatchers. But just before Charlie is caught with a net, Romeo pushes him under the dog-catchers van to escape while Romeo goes, Charlie then convinces Guru, Hero English, Interval and Mini to create a distraction to get the guard away from the van, they all succeed and Charlie jumps on the van and says he will free Romeo using a pin in his chain to pick the lock, but the van begins to drive and he falls off, after which Charlie races after the van, losing the pin in the progress, but thankfully one of Charlie's ear hairs suffice.
They escape but Romeo feels there is no point staying as Laila said she never wanted to see him again, and Charlie badly wants her. The next morning, Romeo throws his sack onto an open train boxcar about to leave the station but Charlie arrives with Laila and the others. Charlie tells Romeo that he is a fool for leaving Laila when she still loves him, that he explained everything to her and says she is Romeo's and no one else's. He lets go of her hand and Laila begins to run after the train, while Romeo holds his hand out for her. Resembling a famous scene from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Charlie remarks "where have I seen this before?". She reaches for his hand and grabs it but the handle Romeo was holding had lost its top screws, making him fall off with Laila, after which they raise their heads to each other and say "I love you" in sync. It then goes to the "Moonlight Club" where everyone is back singing a reprise of "Main Hoon Romeo" in party-remix.
Cast
- Saif Ali Khan as Romeo, the former pet of a rich family, and a former spoiled brat. When life landed him in a slum, after his initial disappointment, he smoothly talks his way out of trouble. He thinks nothing of lying just to get what he wants; Laila.
- Kareena Kapoor as Laila, a beautiful white female dog and Romeo's love interest. She performs at the Moonlight Nightclub every few nights, where all the male dogs throng every time. There isn't a male dog alive who doesn't dream of dancing with the beautiful Laila someday. She falls in love with Romeo after some events.
- Javed Jaffrey as Charlie Anna, the Don of the slum. Charlie is Big Brother and that is what everyone calls him out of fear. He is dirty, fat and ugly, with a big, bouncy belly. His moods are unpredictable and that is what makes him dangerous, but at in his soul he is just a hopeless romantic.
- Vrajesh Hirjee as Guru, the oldest and wisest among the four goons. The others look up to him for his advice.
- Kiku Sharda as Hero English, one of the four goons, a ruffian and a bit of a slow head just like his friends. He looks mean, but he is actually a harmless chap. He has been born and brought up in the slums.
- Suresh Menon as Interval, the third member of the gang. He is a film buff and a bit foolish.
- Tanaaz Irani as Mini, the last member of the gang of four, the only female, and the only one who is a cat. She is in denial that she is a cat and is a dog-wannabe. She refuses to accept that and thinks of herself as a stray dog, but her friends try to drill some sense into her that she is an alley cat.
- Sanjay Mishra as Chhainu, Charlie Anna's official spy. He reports the goings-on of the slum to Charlie. He is also responsible for reminding all to pay up on their weekly protection money to Charlie on pay-day.
Production
As a fan of animation, Jugal Hansraj teamed up with Aditya Chopra to write their first cartoon. Nothing came of the collaboration, the writer/director recalls, "till this one day, I was waiting at the traffic signal and saw these dogs playing in the dirt... un-cared for, scruffy looking gang, totally mast in a garbage pile, and I instantly knew the characters of my story."[7] The alliance by producer Yash Chopra and Disney chairman Dick Cook is a first in the field of animation.[clarification needed][4] This also is the first mainstream CGI feature film to come out of India.[citation needed] Visual Computing Labs (VCL), a division of Tata Elxsi Ltd., another computer animation studio, similar to Walt Disney Animation Studios, was involved with everything from visual conceptualisation, character design to animation and final output. Production commenced in January 2007, continuing for two and a half years and involved 150 crew members; twenty-one months were spent on the animation.[7][8] It also benefited from the use of Tata Elxsi's EKA, one of the world's fastest supercomputers.[9] Though the company did not publicly release the film's budget,[10] Britain's Guardian reported it to be about US$7 million.[9] The first trailer, shown on 12 October 2007 with the release of the film Laaga Chunari Mein Daag,[11] shows the film's crew holding an audition for Romeo; another trailer was later shown with Laila's audition . Though the release was originally scheduled for the summer of 2008, the release was put off to Diwali.[12] The costumes for the lead characters were made at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida for the film's Indian promotion.[13] Yash Raj Films worked with Hot Muggs for producing licensed merchandise for the film. Hot Muggs integrated an inaugural concept of incorporating one-liners from the movie like "Tension Not," "Stay Cool" and "I'm Good Na" on coffee mugs.[14] Though many Bollywood actors promoted the film, the two main stars of Romeo, Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan did not do much promotion. Kapoor told the producers she would be busy promoting her other Diwali release, Golmaal Returns. Khan simply made himself inaccessible.[15]Reception
Yash Raj Films, for the first time ever, held a pre-release screening for film exhibitors on 18 October 2008.[16] It was then released exclusively across local multiplexes on 24 October 2008.[17] During the weekend of its release, the film faced competition from Heroes, hence it opened to a poor response of 40- 45%,[clarification needed][18] which improved two days later to 60–70%.[19] Its first-week gross of Rs. 45 million (US$912,316)[20] made it an Indian record for a Disney production.[21] The film was declared disaster at the Indian box office.[22] In the United States and Canada, the film debuted in as many as 40 theatres on the same day.[23][24] On the first weekend, it made US$41,770 (Rs. 2080,000) and placed 49th.[25] The following week, its gross income came to US$55,202. The film opened with similar results in 23 British theatres, grossing £31,576 (Rs. 2470,000).[26] The movie fared poorly in Australia with an income of only US$13,233 (Rs. 652,000) from 9 venues;[27] and in New Zealand it brought in US$604 (Rs. 29,792) from 2 venues.[28] In Kuwait, the film opened on 23 October 2008 and grossed US$14,549 in the first week.[1]Upon its theatrical release, Roadside Romeo received negative reviews from critics. Taran Adarsh gave the film three stars out of five, citing its borrowing from the masala films of 1980s and a predictable story. Another factor he said went against the film was its lack of good music. Though the title track and "Chhoo Le Na" were publicised, they lacked impact. Though the film was targeted at children, he said Charlie Anna's south Indian accent was hard to decipher and comprehend even for adults. Despite the drawbacks, he cited the animation's good quality which could even be compared to international standards.[29] The New York Times criticised the movie saying, "The animated dogs in Romeo aren’t particularly appealing. They mostly walk on two legs and, unlike Disney characters, don’t wear anything beyond neck gear. They look oddly naked and move awkwardly, which flattens the dance sequences and keeps the film earthbound."[30]
Music
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| Soundtrack album by Salim-Sulaiman | |
| Released | 30 September 2008 |
| Genre | Film soundtrack |
| Label | YRF Music Walt Disney Records |
| Producer | Aditya Chopra & Yash Chopra |
| No. | Title | Singer(s) | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | "Main Hoon Romeo" | Kunal Ganjawala | 4:05 |
| 2. | "Chhoo Le Na" | Sunidhi Chauhan, KK & Sudesh Bhonsle | 5:12 |
| 3. | "Cool Cool" | Saif Ali Khan, Jaaved Jaffrey, Marianne D’Cruz & Naresh Kamath | 3:11 |
| 4. | "So Right" | Kunal Ganjawala & Gayatri Iyer | 4:28 |
| 5. | "Apni Dumm Bhi Oonchi Ho" | Anushka Manchanda, Earl Edgar, Jugal Hansraj, Kunal Ganjawala & Salim Merchant | 4:25 |
| 6. | "Rooftop Romance" | 1:39 | |
| 7. | "Main Hoon Romeo" (Roadside Remix) | Kunal Ganjawala | 3:28 |
| 8. | "Chhoo Le Na" (Moonlight Club Mix) | Sunidhi Chauhan, KK & Sudesh Bhonsle | 4:18 |
Awards
| Year | Name of Competition | Category | Result | Recipient(s)/Nominee(s) |
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| 2009 | 7th Annual VES Awards | Outstanding Animation in an Animated Feature Motion Picture | Nominated | Pankaj Khandpur Sherry Bharda Shrirang Sathaye Suhael Merchant[33] |
| 2010 | 56th National Film Awards | Best Animated Film | Won | Producer: Aditya Chopra Director: Jugal Hansraj Animator: Tata Elxsi/VCL[34] |
| 2010 Cairo International Film Festival for Children | Special Jury Prize | Won | Yash Chopra [35] |
See also
- Indian animation industry
- List of Indian animated feature films
- List of Disney theatrical animated features
- List of Walt Disney Pictures films
References
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| Directed by | Jugal Hansraj |
| Produced by | Aditya Chopra |
| Written by | Jugal Hansraj |
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| Music by | Salim-Sulaiman |
| Cinematography | Anshul Chobey |
| Edited by | Arif Ahmed |
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| Country | India United States |
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Animation ... Roadside Romeo (2008). PG | 1h 33min | Animation, ..... This is a mediocre attempt at an Indian CGI animated film. It's the same old hackneyed ...
This is the story of Romeo. A dude who was living
the life. He had the works - the mansion to live in, the chicks to party
with and the cars to be driven around in. Until one day, the ...
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Saif Ali Khan | ... | Romeo (voice) |
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Kareena Kapoor | ... | Laila (voice) |
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Javed Jaffrey | ... | Charlie Anna (voice) (as Jaaved Jaaferi) |
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Vrajesh Hirjee | ... | Guru (voice) |
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Tanaaz Currim Irani | ... | Mini (voice) (as Tannaz Irani) |
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Suresh Menon | ... | Interval (voice) (as Suresh N. Menon) |
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Kiku Sharda | ... | Hero English (voice) |
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Sanjay Mishra | ... | Chhainu (voice) |
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This is the story of
Romeo. A dude who was living the life. He had the works - the mansion to
live in, the chicks to party with and the cars to be driven around in.
Until one day, the family he was the favorite pet of, decided to move
and left him back, abandoned on the mean streets of Mumbai. Romeo is now
faced with situations he has never been in before. He encounters four
strays, who scare the daylights out of him. But soon, he smooth talks
his way into their hearts and he makes friends. Then, Romeo finds love!
He encounters the beautiful, ravishing Laila, the most beautiful girl he
has ever seen - and he loses his heart to her at first sight. Finally,
he encounters a villain! The dreaded Don of the area - Charlie Anna. The
Don who everyone is scared of. So hop on to the adventure as Romeo,
wins friendship, love and a new life - inspite of Charlie Anna and his
gang! Watch how Romeo turns into - Roadside Romeo! This Diwali - Get
ready for a barking good time!!
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it is the only excuse you can really have to watch this movie. It really
is not worth the effort to take time out, drive to the cinemas and
dedicate a part of your evening for Roadside Romeo - it will be too much
of a disappointment.
The bad: - Animation might be a big step for audiences used to only Bollywood movies, but it's not really much for international audiences, even when compared to a decade older Pixar. - Too many songs!! What in the world was the director after, we have no idea. Possibly nothing else to fill in the gaping holes of the narrative. - The painfully overused and redone masala story that now every Indian is born with the knowledge of. - Bad (or mediocre) voice work by most of the cast incl. Saif & Kareena.
The good: - Javed Jaffery. Actually, he can do a lot better than he has done here, but it still is very good. The guy is hilarious as the Madrasi-accented top-dog "Charlie Anna", accompanied by three bitches he calls Yangels - "Charlie's Yangels" - and he names them.... Silk Sunitha, Nylon Nandai & Polyester Padmini!! - Sanjay Mishra as Chhainu, Charlie Anna's sidekick. This is a gifted comedian, and possibly the strongest character in the movie. Even in his relatively smaller role, he does such a great job with his Tapori-ishtyle quips. - Kiku Sharda as Hero English. Again, a small character, but with such great humor in him. He has a tendency to repeat everything he says in a literal word-by-word English translation. For example, he announces "Charlie Anna aa gaya!! Charlie Anna come go!!" or the hilarious "Wo tumko Jaan se maar dega! He will hit you with life!"
Apart from this, there is one good idea of the dog-world in the movie, that explains why dogs love to howl so much in the middle of the night (it's a game they play!)
The bad: - Animation might be a big step for audiences used to only Bollywood movies, but it's not really much for international audiences, even when compared to a decade older Pixar. - Too many songs!! What in the world was the director after, we have no idea. Possibly nothing else to fill in the gaping holes of the narrative. - The painfully overused and redone masala story that now every Indian is born with the knowledge of. - Bad (or mediocre) voice work by most of the cast incl. Saif & Kareena.
The good: - Javed Jaffery. Actually, he can do a lot better than he has done here, but it still is very good. The guy is hilarious as the Madrasi-accented top-dog "Charlie Anna", accompanied by three bitches he calls Yangels - "Charlie's Yangels" - and he names them.... Silk Sunitha, Nylon Nandai & Polyester Padmini!! - Sanjay Mishra as Chhainu, Charlie Anna's sidekick. This is a gifted comedian, and possibly the strongest character in the movie. Even in his relatively smaller role, he does such a great job with his Tapori-ishtyle quips. - Kiku Sharda as Hero English. Again, a small character, but with such great humor in him. He has a tendency to repeat everything he says in a literal word-by-word English translation. For example, he announces "Charlie Anna aa gaya!! Charlie Anna come go!!" or the hilarious "Wo tumko Jaan se maar dega! He will hit you with life!"
Apart from this, there is one good idea of the dog-world in the movie, that explains why dogs love to howl so much in the middle of the night (it's a game they play!)
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Oct 24, 2008
Roadside Romeo (2008), animation released in Hindi language in theatre near you in Hindupur. Know about ...Roadside Romeo - Kareena Kapoor - Trailer - YouTube
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