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7.3/10
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A comic thriller about two people who miss the last local train at 1:40 am and how missing of their train changes their course of life forever.A comic thriller about two people who miss the last local train at 1:40 am and how missing of their train changes their course of life forever.A comic thriller about two people who miss the last local train at 1:40 am and how missing of their train changes their course of life forever.
- Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination
Nawazuddin Siddiqui
- Topya
- (as Nowaz)
Kannan Arunachalam
- Inspector Naidu
- (as Kanan)
Snehal Dabi
- Habiba
- (as Snehal Dhabi)
Manu Rishi Chadha
- Jetiyaa
- (as Manu Rishi)
Ashwin Mushran
- Mr. Bajaj
- (as Ashwini Mushran)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaDirector Sanjay Khanduri Planned a sequel, Titled "Gyarah Chalis ki Akhri Metro", which included Vivek Oberoi and Mallika Sherawat as lead pair. But the project didn't seemed to be a perfect follow up to the original, so the title was changed and was released as an independent film "Kismat,Love,Paisa,Delhi". The film bombed at box-office.
- GoofsIn the first scene when the actor (Abhay Deol) tries to catch the train his jacket falls on the platform, so he runs in the opposite direction to collect the jacket, but in the very next scene it can be seen that the train runs in the same direction he ran to collect the jacket.
- Quotes
Nilesh Rastogi: People have bad days. I have bad nights.
- ConnectionsReferences Saudagar (1973)
- SoundtracksHoga Kya Jaane Kal
Performed by Sonu Nigam
Lyrics by Mehboob
Music by Sandesh Shandilya
Music on HOM Records
Featured review
What could be this movie about? The title is so mis-leading. It sounds surely like an art movie. Knowing the star cast of Abhey Doel and Neha Dhupia I expected to be a slow love story. Let us know the story. It is interesting! The movie is about Nilesh (Abhey Doel) who misses the last local train from Kurla station in Bombay at 1:40 am in the morning; he meets another person a girl (Neha Dhupia) who has also missed the last local train of 1:40 am. Both under the same crisis, give each other's company, and start walking in the dead night of Bombay. It leads them to a bar club, where they think of spending some time till 4:10 am, so that they can catch the first local train at 4:10 am. In the bar Nilesh meets his friend, who takes him to play a game of cards. From this point on the movie takes usual turn and sky rockets into something that was not expected.
I will not tell you anything what happens after that but it is interesting and for people loving dark cinema like the one made by Quentin Tarantino, would appreciate the attempt by the first time director Sanjay Kanduri takes us on a roller coaster ride of unexpected twists and turns to his story, which he himself has written. Surely Sanjay has tried his best to remain one step ahead of his audience and given classic surprises some would be difficult for Indian audiences to digest and accept, but kudos to his conviction.
Till the last frame of the movie, Sanjay Kanduri keeps the audience glued to the merry go round of characters and he could have taken the movie to any ending, but gives us a pleasing and happy one.
This is my second movie I have seen of Abhey Doel, and I think he is not a bad actor at all; and this movie he shows a very good sense of humor and timing for delivery apt dialogues funnily. Neha Dhupia looks great and has acted well to suit the type-cast character she has often played in past.
There are many Marathi stage artists Sanjay Kanduri has used; who have performed well.
This is my last word for people with weak stomach; if you do not like dark cinema of blood and gory, this is not the cup of tea for you. There are also some stupid moments in some episodes in the movie, but for the first time director I would be little more lenient to like the attempt and give
(Stars 6.5 out of 10)
I will not tell you anything what happens after that but it is interesting and for people loving dark cinema like the one made by Quentin Tarantino, would appreciate the attempt by the first time director Sanjay Kanduri takes us on a roller coaster ride of unexpected twists and turns to his story, which he himself has written. Surely Sanjay has tried his best to remain one step ahead of his audience and given classic surprises some would be difficult for Indian audiences to digest and accept, but kudos to his conviction.
Till the last frame of the movie, Sanjay Kanduri keeps the audience glued to the merry go round of characters and he could have taken the movie to any ending, but gives us a pleasing and happy one.
This is my second movie I have seen of Abhey Doel, and I think he is not a bad actor at all; and this movie he shows a very good sense of humor and timing for delivery apt dialogues funnily. Neha Dhupia looks great and has acted well to suit the type-cast character she has often played in past.
There are many Marathi stage artists Sanjay Kanduri has used; who have performed well.
This is my last word for people with weak stomach; if you do not like dark cinema of blood and gory, this is not the cup of tea for you. There are also some stupid moments in some episodes in the movie, but for the first time director I would be little more lenient to like the attempt and give
(Stars 6.5 out of 10)
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- Also known as
- Last Local of 1:40
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- Gross worldwide
- $698,960
- Runtime2 hours 23 minutes
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By what name was Ek Chalis Ki Last Local (2007) officially released in Canada in English?
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