Pooja Kiven AA

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Directed byNidhi Sharma
Written byManbhavan Singh
Produced byRomi Tahli
Starring Miss Pooja
Tarun Khanna
Sahil
Raj Singh
B.N. Sharma
Manoj Joshi
Sardar Sohi
Anshu Sawhney (Preeto)
CinematographyTappan Vyas
Edited bySteven Bernard
Music by Sachin Ahuja
Release date
22 March 2013
LanguagePunjabi
Budget40 million (US$500,000)

Pooja Kiven Aa is a 2013 Punjabi comedy film directed by Nidhi Sharma and produced by Romi Tahli. The film stars Miss Pooja, Tarun Khanna, Sahil Vedoliyaa and Raj Jhinger

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Plot

Pooja is a non-resident Indian from the UK. She visits Mumbai to sell her estate; she owns a very large bungalow.

When Bhinder, Deep and Jeet head to Mumbai in search of work, they meet Pooja, who employs them as cooks, trainers and cleaners. The trio fall in love with Pooja at first sight. Later on, Jeet and Bhinder lose interest in each other. Pooja's uncle (B.N. Sharma) tries to cheat her out of her property.

Crew

Production

Shooting began on 22 October 2012 and wrapped on 23 November 2012. The major locations were in Chandigarh, Goa and Mumbai, India. The film was shot with an Arriflex digital camera. Ahuja produced eight tracks with singers Miss Pooja, Mika Singh, Jelly, Rickie Rix (Miss Pooja's brother) and Master Saleem. Photographer Feroz Khan and Manjot (Late Night Studios) were involved with publicity.

Reception

The film received poor critical reception. "The movie is the definition of chaos," said Punjabi Media. [1] Ballewood.in praised Pooja and made positive comments about performances, especially those by Tarun Khanna and Sahil Vedoliyaa, but found the movie's plot and screenplay disappointing: "This film provides an ample scope for criticism; however, there were some good performances. Some good music would probably have saved the movie from falling flat at the box office." [2]

Soundtrack

TrackSongSingerMusic Video
01"Peepni"Rickie RixWatch Video
02"Pooja Kiven Aa" Miss Pooja Watch Video
03"Pappi"Miss PoojaWatch Video
04"Shayad Eh Pyaar" Kunal Ganjawala Watch Video
05"Ludhiyane" Sukhpreet Singh Kalkat
06"Peen Do Ji" Master Saleem Watch Video
07"Duniya Ton Chori"Miss PoojaWatch Video
08"Kuwaara Kehnde Ne"Miss PoojaWatch Video
09"Shayad Eh Pyaar" (Remix)Rickie RixWatch Video

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References

  1. "Movie Review: Pooja Kiven Aa, Punjabi Movie". Punjabi Mania. Retrieved 22 March 2013.
  2. "Movie Review: Pooja Kiven Aa". Ballewood.in. Archived from the original on 23 March 2013. Retrieved 22 March 2013.