A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Featuring:
Mohit Ahlawat, Priyanka Kothari, Mohan Agashe
Written by:
Manish Gupta
Kona Venkat
Directed by:
Rohit Jugraj
Release Date:
September 16, 2005
Original Title:
जेम्स
Genres:
Action | Thriller
Production Companies:
K Sera Sera Limited
Sahara One Motion Pictures
Production Countries:
India
Ratings / Certifications:
IN: A
Runtime: 137
James, who comes to Mumbai seeking a successful life, and ends up working as a bouncer at a club there, and fighting gangsters. He then encounters the brother of an MP who is always causing crime. James has a little fight in club which cause causes a huge conflict between the two, this also gets his brother and MP Shanthi Narayana involved. This conflict then causes death of James's friend, whom he lives with, Babloo, and because of this James is set on revenge.
A long distance train hurtles through its route from Goa to Bombay. After resuming from a scheduled stop, a group of young men board the train, walk through the boogies, and molest a married woman who is seated next to her husband. A passenger speaks up against the hoodlums, an argument, followed by fisticuffs ensues, with the young man, with this boxing skills, managing to subdue the hoodlums. After the train stops he makes a report to the local police, only to be mocked at. His name is James and he is come to Bombay to look for work. He finds employment at a nightclub with the help of his friend, Babloo, as a Bouncer. One night he comes to the rescue of an attractive young woman named Nisha, who is molested by a male named Radhey Narayan. James does stop Radhey from molesting Nisha, but ends up losing his job. Nisha befriends him, introduces him to her DCP dad, Vijay Singh Rawat, who is grateful to James for coming to his daughter's rescue. What James does not know is that he is just opened up a Pandora's box as Radhey is none other than the only brother of the State Chief Politician, Shankar Narayan, and as the DCP puts it "The police are employed by the Government, and Shankar owns the Government". Looks like it is the end of the road for James, as he has taken on more than he can handle, as neither Shankar nor Radhey will rest until he is killed.
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Dialogue:
Kona Venkat
Digital Compositor:
Dinesh Solanki
Suryapal Rawat
Director:
Rohit Jugraj
Director of Photography:
Amal Neerad
Editor:
Amit Parmar
Nipun Gupta
Foley Editor:
Madhu Apsara
Vikram Biswas
Original Music Composer:
Amar Mohile
Prasanna Shekhar
Nitin Raikwar
Producer:
Ram Gopal Varma
Screenplay:
Kona Venkat
Manish Gupta
Sound Designer:
Dwarak Warrier
Sound Editor:
Umesh Patel
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Leslie Fernandes
Story:
Kona Venkat
Manish Gupta
Stunt Coordinator:
Peter Hein
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