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ZINDA is an inspiration from Park Chan-Wook?s Korean classic OLDBOY [2003], what sets apart ZINDA from films of its ilk is its interesting premise. Besides a story that is indeed a novel experience for Indian moviegoers, ZINDA is embellished with several twists and turns in the tale that come as a complete shocker. For those who haven?t watched the original, ZINDA will take you by complete surprise.

Also, the look and tone of the film is definitely not for the faint-hearted. Like Gupta?s last effort [MUSAFIR], ZINDA is provocative and graphic and frankly, you ought to have a strong stomach to absorb the film. Inspite of all these USPs, Zinda might not convince enough aam janta to shelve few bucks due to its extreme Hollywood style.
There is an old saying ‘ When in Rome, do as the Romans do’ or ‘Jaisa Desh Waisa Besh’. Zinda serves too much of voilence and gore, which might offend large part of Indian paying audience specailly childrens.

Cast: Sanjay Dutt, John Abrahim, Lara Dutta, Celina Jaitley, Mahesh
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