Khwaabb

2014
1h 30m

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Khwaab is a story about the birth of a dream, of ambition and the fierce passion to achieve that dream amidst unceasing tribulations. This intense personal journey is set in the larger, bure... Read allKhwaab is a story about the birth of a dream, of ambition and the fierce passion to achieve that dream amidst unceasing tribulations. This intense personal journey is set in the larger, bureaucratic world of Indian sports. It illustrates why a country with a population of 1.2 bil... Read allKhwaab is a story about the birth of a dream, of ambition and the fierce passion to achieve that dream amidst unceasing tribulations. This intense personal journey is set in the larger, bureaucratic world of Indian sports. It illustrates why a country with a population of 1.2 billion people cannot produce medal-winning athletes. How sheer, raw talent gets wasted or de... Read all

Director
- Zaid Ali Khan
Writers
- Moraad Ali Khan
- Arnab Mukherjee
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5.6/10

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Director
- Zaid Ali Khan
Writers
- Moraad Ali Khan
- Arnab Mukherjee
Stars

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When Navdip was training for the movie he had to undergo vigorous training. In one of the scenes he had to run on a burning hot running track and he had bristles on his hands and knees cause of the heat.

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1/10

Modern Era Torture Device

The people behind this film are obvious sadists who like torturing innocent people. Unlike most of the medieval torture devices which slowly bled the victims to death, this film kills your brain cells frame by frame. The first 10 minutes of the film is basically the film challenging you to sit through it till finish and you accept it cause you put your hard earned money on it. But gradually as the film goes on you realize the more you watch it the worse you'll feel about the money spent on it. That's when you walk out of the theater. I did it after watching 30 minutes of this claptrap and watched 'Manjunath' instead. That sort of balanced it out.