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Fiza tries once more to find her brother, with the help of Aniruddh (Bikram Saluja). Aman has been sent on a mission to kill two powerful politicians; when he does succeed in assassinating them, his own terrorist group tries to kill him. He escapes and Fiza follows him. They confront each other and with the police closing in on him, he asks her to kill him. After much persuasion Fiza kills her brother. Aman dies saying the first Kalima in Islam, ''lā ‘ilāha ‘illallāh muhammadur-rasūlullāh'' |
Fiza tries once more to find her brother, with the help of Aniruddh (Bikram Saluja). Aman has been sent on a mission to kill two powerful politicians; when he does succeed in assassinating them, his own terrorist group tries to kill him. He escapes and Fiza follows him. They confront each other and with the police closing in on him, he asks her to kill him. After much persuasion Fiza kills her brother. Aman dies saying the first Kalima in Islam, ''lā ‘ilāha ‘illallāh muhammadur-rasūlullāh'' |
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== Audience response == |
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The film was critically acclaimed but did not do well at the box office. Audiences praised the three lead performances. [[Karisma Kapoor]] in particular was applauded for her performance as a disillusioned sister.<ref>[http://www.indiafm.com/movies/review/6577/index.html indiafm.com]</ref>. She won [[Filmfare Awards]] in the best actress category and so did [[Jaya Bachchan]] in best supporting actress category. They both also won the [[IIFA Best Actress Award]] and [[IIFA Best Supporting Actress Award|best supporting actress]] awards respectively. |
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The movie was also the main winner at the [[BFJA Awards]], taking the ''Best Director'' for [[Khalid Mohammed]], ''Best Actor'' for [[Hrithik Roshan]], ''Best Actress'' for Karisma Kapoor and ''Best Supporting Actress'' for ''Jaya Bachchan''.<ref>[http://www.bfjaawards.com/legacy/pastwin/200164.htm bfjaawards.com]</ref> |
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Revision as of 13:43, 6 August 2010
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| File:Fiza1.jpg Poster of the movie, Fiza | |
| Directed by | Khalid Mohammed |
| Written by | Khalid Mohammed Javed Siddiqui |
| Produced by | Pradeep Guha |
| Starring | Jaya Bachchan Karisma Kapoor Hrithik Roshan Neha |
| Cinematography | Santosh Sivan |
| Edited by | A. Sreekar Prasad |
| Music by | Anu Malik A. R. Rahman Ranjit Barot |
Release date | 8 September 2000 |
Running time | 167 mins |
| Country | India |
| Languages | Hindi Urdu |
Fiza (Template:Lang-hi, Template:Lang-ur) is a 2000 Indian film written and directed by Khalid Mohammed. The film stars Karisma Kapoor, Hrithik Roshan and Jaya Bachchan. Although the film failed at the box office, it was well acclaimed by critics. Originally Amitabh Bachchan and Shahrukh Khan were supposed to have cameo appearances, but their scenes were removed due to considerations about the length of the running time.
Synopsis
The film is about Fiza (Karisma Kapoor), whose brother, Amaan (Hrithik Roshan), disappears during the 1993 Bombay Riots. Fiza and her mother Nishatbi (Jaya Bachchan) desperately hold on to the hope that one day he will return. However, six years after his disappearance, Fiza, fed up with living with uncertainty, resolves to go in search of her brother. Driven by her mother Nishatbi's fervent hope and her own determination, Fiza decides to use whatever means she can—the law, media, even politicians—to find her brother, which brings her into contact with various characters and situations.
When she does find him, to her horror she sees that he has joined a terrorist group. She forces him to come home, and he finally re-unites with their mother (played by Jaya Bachchan). However his allegiance and thoughts make him want to return to the terrorist network, led by Murad Khan (Manoj Bajpai). A confrontation with two men who harass Fiza leads to Aman revealing his involvement with the terrorist network in front of his sister, mother and the police. His mother's grief and disappointment eventually lead her to commit suicide.
Fiza tries once more to find her brother, with the help of Aniruddh (Bikram Saluja). Aman has been sent on a mission to kill two powerful politicians; when he does succeed in assassinating them, his own terrorist group tries to kill him. He escapes and Fiza follows him. They confront each other and with the police closing in on him, he asks her to kill him. After much persuasion Fiza kills her brother. Aman dies saying the first Kalima in Islam, lā ‘ilāha ‘illallāh muhammadur-rasūlullāh
ATUL ASHOK GAIKWAD
Awards
Filmfare Awards
Won
- Best Actress - Karisma Kapoor
- Best Supporting Actress - Jaya Bachchan
Nominated
- Best Actor - Hrithik Roshan
- Best Cinematography - Santosh Sivan
- Best Male Playback - Sonu Nigam for "Tu Hawa Hai"
- Best Female Playback - Sunidhi Chauhan for "Mehboob Mere"
- Best Music Director - Anu Malik
- Best Lyricist - Gulzar for "Aaja Mahiya"
IIFA Awards
- Best Actress - Karisma Kapoor
- Best Supporting Actress - Jaya Bachchan
BFJA Awards
- Best Director - Khalid Mohammed
- Best Actor - Hrithik Roshan
- Best Actress - Karisma Kapoor
- Best Supporting Actress - Jaya Bachchan
Cast
- Jaya Bachchan ... Nishatbi Ikramullah
- Karisma Kapoor ... Fiza Ikramullah
- Hrithik Roshan ... Amaan Ikramullah
- Neha ... Shenaz
- Asha Sachdev ... Ulfat
- Bikram Saluja ... Anirudh
- Isha Koppikar ... Gitanjali
- Johnny Lever ... Laughing Club Comic
- Manoj Bajpai ... Murad Khan (Guest Appearance)
- Sushmita Sen ... Dancer (Special Appearance)
Crew
- Editor - Mr Sreekar Prasad
- Chief Assistant Editor - Sejal Painter
Music
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The movie soundtrack contents 8 songs, 6 of them composed by Anu Malik, Piya Haji Ali composed by A. R. Rahman and Mere Watan composed by Ranjit Barot. The album was one of the most popular soundtracks of the year.[1] It features hit songs like Aaja Mahiya, Piya Haji Ali, Tu Fiza Hai and Mehboob Mere which was performed by Sushmita Sen as an Item number.
| # | Song | Singer(s) | Composer | Lyricist |
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| 1 | Aaja Mahiya | Udit Narayan, Alka Yagnik | Anu Malik | Gulzar |
| 2 | Mehboob Mere | Sunidhi Chauhan, Karsan Sargathia | Anu Malik | Tejpal Kaur |
| 3 | Tu Fiza Hai | Alka Yagnik, Sonu Nigam | Anu Malik | Gulzar |
| 4 | Gaya Gaya Dil | Sonu Nigam | Anu Malik | Sameer |
| 5 | Piya Haji Ali | A. R. Rahman, Kadar Ghulam Mushtafa, Murtaza Ghulam Mushtafa, Srinivas | A. R. Rahman | Shaukat Ali |
| 6 | Na Leke Jao | Jaspinder Narula | Anu Malik | Gulzar |
| 7 | Mere Watan: Amaan's Fury | Shaukat Ali, Zubeen Garg | Ranjit Barot | - |
| 8 | Aankh Milaoongi | Asha Bhosle | Anu Malik | Sameer |