Following the suspicious death of a popular film star who plunged into the waters in his car, Inspector Shekhawat (Aamir Khan) investigates in order to determine whether it was an accident, or a crime. To find the truth in this complex case, he will be forced to confront his past. (c) Reliance Big Pictures UnratedRelease Date Talaash Nov 30, 2012 Limited
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Actors For Talaash
Aamir Khan,Rani Mukerji,Kareena Kapoor,Nawazuddin Siddiqui,Rani MukherjiGenres Talaash : Mystery & Suspense,Drama
Visitor Ranting & Critics For Talaash
User Ranting Talaash : 3.5User Percentage For Talaash : 63 %
User Count Like for Talaash : 1,635
All Critics Ranting For Talaash : 6.3
All Critics Count For Talaash : 9
All Critics Percentage For Talaash : 67 %
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Movie Overview For Talaash
A cop, investigating the mysterious death of a filmstar, meets a sex-worker, while he faces some personal problems psychologically. The mystery connects these people in a way, that ultimately changes their lives. It is after Sarfarosh (1999) that Aamir gets to don the khaki again and looks like he isn’t playing the goody-two-shoes cop this time. Complete with a roguish stubble, Aamir will take on the bad guys as a Crime Branch officer in Reema Kagti’s film. Shooting for ‘Talaash’, also starring Rani Mukerji and Kareena Kapoor, has already begun. In fact, Aamir, Rani and Kareena have already started attending workshops as part of their preparation for their roles.TagLine Talaash
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Review For Talaash
The film grabs on tight and doesn't let go.Lisa Tsering-Hollywood Reporter
Ultimately the movie's many strands come together for a final twist, but it's too little too late for this regrettably mediocre Bollywood import.
Robert Abele-Los Angeles Times
Kapoor naturally exudes a kittenish charm that not even a violet, skintight, leopard-print dress and equally purple dialogue can entirely diminish.
Simon Abrams-Village Voice
It's very much a Hindi film, but updated and delivered with conviction and style.
Rachel Saltz-New York Times
A moving and quietly powerful study of the ongoing yet not always obvious damage suffered in the long wake of loss.
Michael Dequina-TheMovieReport.com
Stylish and initially intriguing with a decent performance by Aamir Khan (and his mustache), but underwhelming, banal, tedious and lacks palpable suspense.
Avi Offer-NYC Movie Guru
This patchwork script had a certain promise to it, packed with characters and story threads that don't really lead anywhere. But the film has a decidedly Eastern sense of pace. It's slower than slow...
Roger Moore-McClatchy-Tribune News Service
Talaash will confound, bewilder, intrigue and enthral you. A film worth thinking about.
Priya Joshi-Digital Spy
Polished and seductive
Daniel Eagan-Film Journal International
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