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 [Bollywood Gossips] Bollywood Gossip - Vidya Balan in love with Naseeruddin: Vidya thought that the way to emote the character on screen was best learnt from Naseeruddin Shah because the veteran actor was a master at it. She was ecstatic to be discussing cinema with the master himself.

[Indian Cinema News Portal] Vidya joins Naseeruddin Shah for ISHQIYA workshop: She is getting into the skin of her character by learning a special language and dialect for the film. And now here comes the clincher. A source on the sets reveals that Vidya joins Naseeruddin Shah for ISHQIYA workshop.

 [Nazar - A South Asian Perspective] A Wednesday! Movie Review: I also appreciated that the filmmakers never provide the name of Naseeruddin Shah’s character, as revealing a the name would also reveal the character’s religion, which would lead to more unwarranted implications. It also plays off the inefficiency of the police force, and the over-eagerness of popular news media.

[bollywoodworld.com News] Vidya Balan takes acting lessons from Naseeruddin Shah: "The character that Vidya is playing in 'Ishqiya' is very complex and difficult to enact. Vidya thought that the way to emote the character on screen was best learnt from Naseeruddin Shah because the veteran actor is a master at it," a source close to the actress said.

 [Right Bollywood] Vidya Is Learns The UP Language: Apparently the movie is about a con woman who takes Arshad Warsi and Naseeruddin Shah for a ride. The guys play uncle and nephew in the movie.

[Upperstall Blogs] The Play’s The Thing: In Mumbai too, some of the best actors have had their roots in theatre””Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Naseeruddin Shah, Nana Patekar, Paresh Rawal, Boman Irani, and so on; plus the Kapoor seniors (Raj, Shammi, Shashi) too, who all started with Prithviraj Kapoor’s repertory company.  (There are actresses too, but this piece is about actors.)

 [Blog Slap's] Vidya Balan in love with Naseeruddin: Even though one hears they ended up discussing the film and cinema at length instead of doing a serious workshop, Vidya Balan still treasures the experience and seem to be interested working with Naseer in the film. “

 [Viperskunk's Blog] Give me “MAGIC”!: This ”˜magic’ is not exactly the JK Rowling type (although the magical portrait of Naseeruddin Shah is an example to the contrary); it is ingrained far deeper into the fibre of the society, and its deepest fears, that these films nudge. ...

[The Live Entertainment Blog] DOES TAARE ZAMEEN PAR STAND A CHANCE AT WINNING THE OSCARS?: Aamir prefabricated the concern alive of us with Lagaan and today TZP.Pritish Nandy: “I conceive it’s a dustlike flick and deserves to do substantially at the Oscars. However it’s a screenland flick and has its possess unequalled grammar which makes it that such more arduous for an planetary conference to colligate to.Vikram Bhatt: “It’s a rattling beatific flick and has a drive at its heart, so I conceive it stands a rattling beatific chance.

[The Diary of Z] ”˜A Wednesday’ for the bored Bollywood movie buff!: It’s entertaining from the moment you see Naseeruddin Shah planting a bag inside the police station facing the police commissioner’s office.

 [without giving the movie away...] A Wednesday - To Each His Own: Missteps in the script make you wonder if the makers were genuinely attempting a film making a strong social comment”¦. See full review, Harshita Kohli, StarBoxOffice Rating: Thumbs up ”¦Naseeruddin Shah shows us why he is a legend”¦ .

 [youngistaan-Blog] A wednesday - Bollywood Movie Review: Mine favorite star "Naseeruddin Shah" plays’s a common men role and they make this role awesome. If you all want to see a great movie then watch this movie and I’m sure that who ever watch it I think he will happy to see this movie.

 [Going Anon and on] Bomb’s away: A Wednesday has its problems, like the background score that seems to have been borrowed from the Zee Horror Show and the character of a Muslim cop whose instinct for mindless violence makes The Terminator seem like a sensitive guy, but these are minor quibbles. Pandey doesn’t shy from pointing out that the terrorism we’ve seen since 2001 isn’t about lofty ambitions like building a country or uplifting the oppressed.

[Arts and Entertainment Blog] Movie Review - A Wednesday: Anupam Kher & Naseeruddin Shah play the cop & the tormentor. Shah places the bombs at strategic locations and then starts communicating with the police using guile & state of art technology.

 [DearCinema: World Cinema, Film Reviews, Film Festivals, Latest Releases, Bollywood, Hollywood, World Movies, » Movies] A Wednesday: Watch It!: (Naseeruddin Shah) calls up the Commissioner Of Police, Mumbai ( Anupam Kher) and tells him that he has planted bombs in five places around Mumbai, set to go off at 6:30 p.m. If the cops want to find the bombs and diffuse them, they will have to agree to the caller’s demand.

[123bharath.com News] Stereotyped portrayal of Muslims annoys me: Naseeruddin Shah: Jha, Mumbai, Sep 9 (IANS) Thespian Naseeruddin Shah is appalled at the way minority communities are still stereotyped in Hindi films and says that he consciously chose to play a suave, articulate, bomb-planting mastermind in 'A Wednesday'.

 [Sentiments & Thoughts Unleashed] A Wednesday: The ending speech by Naseeruddin Shah. Overall it is a film that has the capability to make one think and to change how one looks at .

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