傻不垃圾 (2001)
नायक
赛瓦基是一个无惧强权的新闻报道员，他对工作及追求真理的热诚激怒了政府。有一天，这名新闻报道员前往采访一位国家政府高官并问及一些关于国家事务。结果，这位高官的挖苦地回答假如由塞瓦斯来担任这职位他究竟能做些什么政绩出来。塞瓦斯面临有史以来最艰巨任务!在恋人叠吉尔和助手托比的帮助下，小记者成了大人物，所有的人都对他堆满笑脸，台前、幕后，形形色色的人怀揣着各自的目的上演了一出大闹剧……
演员阵容
- 亚尼·卡普 — Shivaji Rao
- 阿莫瑞什·普瑞 — CM Balraj Chauhan
- 拉妮·玛克赫吉 — Manjari Ghatge
- Paresh Rawal — Bansal Shroff
- 喬尼·裏沃 — Topi
- 沙鲁巴·舒克拉 — Pandurang
- Shivaji Satham — Mr. Ghatge
- Pooja Batra — Laila
- 凯提 — Bhim Rao
- 维克拉姆·戈卡莱 — Bhim Rao (voice)
- Nina Kulkarni — Mrs. Rao
- Rana Jung Bahadur — Kumar Vishal
趣闻
Nayak: The Real Hero ( transl. Hero) is a 2001 Indian Hindi-language political thriller film co-written and directed by Shankar and produced by A. M. Rathnam under the Sri Surya Movies banner. The film stars Anil Kapoor, with Rani Mukerji, Amrish Puri, Paresh Rawal, and Johnny Lever playing supporting roles. A remake of Shankar's 1999 Tamil-language film Mudhalvan, it focuses on Shivaji Rao (Kapoor), a television cameraman and, later, television presenter, who accidentally hears and records a conversation between the police and the Chief Minister of Maharashtra Balraj Chauhan. While interviewing Chauhan about the issues, Shivaji is challenged to take over the chief minister's job for a day.
Production
Nayak: The Real Hero serves as a remake of S. Shankar's 1999 Tamil-language film Mudhalvan, and was the director's first venture in Bollywood. The debut, announced in June 2000, was produced by A. M. Rathnam under the banner of Sri Surya Movies (his second Hindi film after that of Tejasvini, released in 1994), and addressed the issue of corruption in India.
The role of Shivaji was originally going to be played by Aamir Khan, but Shankar did not cast him, explaining, "... the two of us faced a huge communication gap. His views about [Mudhalvan] didn't match mine." The next actor suggested was Shah Rukh Khan. However, he did not want to play the role after portraying a television presenter in his home production, Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani (2000).
Shankar chose Rani Mukerji to fulfill the part of Manjari, a village girl who becomes the love interest of Kapoor's character. He cast Mukerji over Manisha Koirala, who played the role in the original version, as he thought that Mukerji has the bubbly image he needed for the character.
Principal photography was handled by K. V. Anand and took place in more than 100 locations in the states of Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Rajasthan, and Himachal Pradesh. Thota Tharani served as the art director, while H. Sridhar was the sound designer. A 22-day schedule in Mumbai, Pune, and the cities in Tamil Nadu was started on 18 November 2000.
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