The story is set in Goa, home to one of the most accomplished magicians of the time—Ethan Mascarenhas (Hrithik Roshan). As fate would have had it, Ethan is severely injured when his former best friend who was also a magician betrays him by ruining one of his dangerous magic trick, turning him into a quadriplegic. Confined in his own wheelchair, Ethan's will power only gets stronger and stronger. He becomes the Radio Jockey of an FM Station called Radio Zindagi. His show spreads magic and hope and laughter through his irrepressible wit and humor to every listener and caller, making it difficult to imagine that this is a man who has been immobilised with a spinal injury for the last fourteen years of his life. Sofia D'Souza (Aishwarya Rai), is his elegant nurse who has been accompanying him like a shadow for the past twelve years, leaving her domineering husband. Ethan's life centers on Sofia and they share a silent tacit love which is both beautiful and spirited.
its a good movie but be careful and carry tissues...in case if you cry.
good movie to see even if you can't remember the name
So finally I saw Guzaarish. And liked it. Here is a small review, some details, and no spoilers.
For one, Guzaarish is not like Saanwariya. The movie is in a real world and you can relate to it.
Second, the movie has disabilities in subject, but is not much like Black. It has its own story and its own style, which is quite different from the way Black was told, even if not entirely.
As for the movie individually, it’s a good movie. It’s not too complex, it doesn’t talk too big things, but makes you feel happiness, sorrow, and most importantly, helplessness at various points in the movie.
The subject is big, story okay, script good, and direction wonderful. Sanjay Leela Bhansali proves hi