Ghajini is in fact the Hindi version of the colossal hit Tamil film Ghajini. However, the remake has its climax different from the original one. Much hype has been created before its release. It has lived up to the expectation and already earned super hit status across the globe.

As Aamir always sway with a different genre in all of his projects, it is also followed in Ghajini, which is basically a revenge saga. Unlike traditional revenge based movies, this one presents a bundle of emotions and thrill. The movie depicts a unique tale of a person suffering from short-term Memory Loss. Sanjay (Aamir Khan) is resolute to avenge the merciless death of his girl friend Kalpana (Asin). The only hurdle in this is his stumbling memory loss after every fifteen minutes. The only thing sticks to his mind is the death of Kalpana and murderers name Ghajini (Pradeep Rawat). Things he uses to fight his amnesia are Polaroid Camera and his cell phone beeping every fifteen minutes.
Screenplay of Ghajini is excellent, as it follows two sequences, flashback and present life. The whole movie grips you in such a manner that you can’t even put your eyes off the screen for a moment. Aamir Khan is at the height of his performance in this fantabulous film, whereas debutante Asin supports him with her over the top performance in this spellbound flick. However, performance of Jiah Khan, who made her debut alongside Amitabh Bachchan in Nishabd, is average.

Ghajini is a treat to watch and great fun for the universal audience. Go ahead and watch this head-spinning venture. You will surely nominate it, as a new dawn in Hindi Cinema.

Casts: Aamir Khan
Asin
Jiah Khan
Pradeep Rawat
Riyaz Khan

Director: A.R. Murugadoss

Producer: Allu Aravind , Madhu Varma

Written by: A.R. Murugadoss

Music Director: A R Rahman

Ghajini Songs:

Guzarish

Aye Bachchoo

Kaise Mujhe

Behka

Lattoo Lattoo

Kaise Mujhe (Instrumenta)