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[Zina Perko]

Beforeyou even entered the world, you were anticipated, loved, cherished, and wanted. Now that I can hold you in my arms, those feelings have multiplied tenfold. I look at you with wonder, melt with each coo you make, and fall deeper in love every time you rest your tiny head on my chest.

India's Most Wanted is a 2019 Indian Hindi-language action thriller film[5] directed by Raj Kumar Gupta, and starring Arjun Kapoor.[6] The film is about tracking a terrorist in a secret mission and arresting him without firing bullets.[7] India's Most Wanted is inspired by the arrest of proscribed organisation Indian Mujahideen (IM) terrorist Yasin Bhatkal,[8] also referred to as India's Osama bin Laden, near the India-Nepal border in August 2013.[9][10]

The principal photography of the film began in May 2018 and wrapped up in November 2018. The soundtrack was composed by Amit Trivedi, with lyrics written by Amitabh Bhattacharya, and released under the Saregama label. The film was theatrically released in India on 24 May 2019, receiving mixed reviews and performed poorly at the box office.

At the PMO, New Delhi, a heated meeting takes place where a top ranking official berates the spy agencies for the continuous failures in the intelligence causing more attacks on India in the recent times. A group, led by Prabhat Kumar, volunteers to track down the mastermind behind these attacks, Yusuf (nicknamed as GHOST), who according to an intel report, is hiding in Nepal posing as a doctor. His superior, Rajesh Singh, is soundly against this as Nepal is strategically important for India, but gives in finally but with an ultimatum of four days.

The team, which consists of Shaumik, Javed, Amit, Bittu and Ravi, enters Kathmandu under the guise of tourists. There, Prabhat meets an informant known as Laluji who tells him that he might have seen the person who they are looking for at a house in Pokhra, a it near the capital. Meanwhile, ISI gets a tip of the agents as they become suspicious of their body language and the fact that they are in Kathmandu as tourists without any kids or ladies. They activate their sources, but it is of no use. Infuriated, they increase their manpower and ammunitions, just in case. On the other hand, Prabhat decides to go to the place where Laluji had seen GHOST. While following Laluji, Prabhat identifies Yusuf as the latter passes him on a motorbike. He alerts Singh, who is forced to tell about the ongoing developments with his senior management, who derides him for this hasty decision without keeping anyone in look, but decides to help the team.

Things take a turn when Prabhat is alerted about the ISI following the team. With time running out, Prabhat decides to nab Yusuf on the same night. He requests a backup, and a three men local police team joins them, unpleasantly surprising him. As the team goes inside the house, the Indian ambassador receives a call that the person they suspected is a turbine engineer and not a doctor, creating more pressure on the team. A now visibly angry Prabhat calls the ambassador and gives him five minutes to call out the Nepal team or the team will go inside. In the meantime, the ISI realises that the Indians are there to arrest Yusuf from Pokhra, where he is hiding, and they leave to confront their Indian counterparts.

With no option left, Prabhat and his team charges inside despite warning from the cop, and discovers Yusuf along with Maachis, another wanted terrorist. They take the two with them and immediately leave for India. The ISI are hot on their heels and they nearly catch up with the Indians, but Prabhat successfully manage to cross Nepal border and the gate is closed as the ISI approaches. It is revealed that the chief security officer was convinced by Prabhat to help them in this mission.

The film was announced in May 2018. After the success of Raid, Gupta confirmed that he was working on two scripts. Among them, one is a detective crime thriller. Arjun Kapoor was the only choice for the leading role.[11]

Principal photography of the film began in May 2018. The shooting of India's Most Wanted took place in Bihar in Gol Ghar, Kali Ghat, NIT Ghat, Kargil Chowk (near Gandhi Maidan) and Bahadurpur Housing Colony.[12] Some portions of the film were shot in Nepal (Raxaul Nepal-India border of Birganj District of Nepal, Pokhara and Kathmandu). Principal photography ended in November 2018.[13]

The teaser poster of the film was released on 15 April 2019.[15] Another teaser poster of the film was released on 16 April 2019. Rajkumar Gupta confirms removal of controversial religious references in India's Most Wanted.[16]

Casting- The cast did a fine job. Camila Power, who voiced Lucy in the BBC Radio 4 adaptation of Narnia, portrays Jill Pole. She does get snappy at times, but you kind of feel sympathy for her. David Thawtis is reprising his role as Eustace, and you could tell he is a different person than he was in Voyage of the Dawn Treader. I find it interesting that Warwick Davis who portrayed Reepicheep in BBC's Prince Caspian and Voyage of the Dawn Treader would actually portray Glimfeather. Plus, he went on to portray Nikabrik in Walden's Prince Caspian. Then who can't forget Barbara Kellerman who has previously portrayed the White Witch in BBC's The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe and the hag in BBC's Prince Caspian portrays the Lady of the Green Kirtle. Now BBC mini series never addressed that the White Witch and the Green Lady are the same person. I think they had the same actress to play both roles for budgetary reasons. Then you have Tom Baker as Puddleglum. I think he was good, but he felt like an Eeyore type character.

Dialogue- While for the most part it kept true to the book. Though some of the ones they've added just sounded kind of random. For instance, a scene that was not in the book they've added was where Puddleglum and the kids see a dragon. Puddleglum says, "If we keep quiet, he'll go away." That just seems random. It almost reminds of me of what Dr. Grant from Jurassic Park would say, "Keep absolutely still. Its vision is based on movement." Okay, he was talking about the T-Rex, but I can see similarities there. In both cases, it's basically saying, "Don't make any noise, because it can sense your movement." It just sounds pretty random. How can a T-Rex or a dragon possibly sense your movement?

Pacing- The pacing is pretty slow at times. The book itself it's pretty slow because it's a lot of walking. I don't know if Netflix would find a way to pick up the pace a bit. Anyhow, the BBC-Mini series has a lot of walking and talking. Though there were things they had to cut out. They cut out Bism and even the snow dance. Those are hard things to do in movies.

But it needs to be considered as a 6-part TV serial for children, not a miniseries.

BBC adaptations of children's classics, made in the 1970s and 1980s, were more sedate than the action cartoon style of the 21st century. When this was filmed for television 40 years ago, it was popular, and there are exciting points at the end of each episode.

Tom Baker's Puddleglum has been very popular; to me he does not seem like Eeyore in the original stories by A.A.Milne (prior to Disney rewriting), but he DOES resemble the man Lewis based him on, Fred Paxford. I think he played him well.

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Casting the actress who had played The White Witch (like a screeching pantomime witch) for The Lady of the Green Kirtle was a mistake. It set up two generations of viewers to think the two characters were the same person (definitely are not).

When I rewatched this a few years ago, I was impressed by the sets and details (such as at Puddleglum's house). I recently watched again, and loved the interaction between them. The big/small scenes at Harfang are quite well done with the bluescreen technology of the day.

There, shining in the sunrise, larger than they had seen him before, shaking his mane (for it had apparently grown again) stood Aslan himself.

"...when a willing victim who had committed no treachery was killed in a traitor's stead, the Table would crack and Death itself would start working backwards."

I think Warwick Davis played two different characters for BBC for budgetary reasons. At least they didn't allude to the way that Reepicheep and Glimfeather were the same person. And there's no way they could be. Reepicheep is a mouse and Glimfeather is an owl.

I'm not sure that the mistake and the implication was entirely unintentional. The connection between the Lady of the Green Kirtle and the White Witch in the BBC series goes beyond the fact that they are both played by the same actress. I recently noticed, watching the LWW BBC for the first time (after only having seen the SC BBC previously), this sort of clasp or piece of jewelry that the White Witch wears, shaped like a snake:

I also thought it odd that her house should have a green hue, with depictions of snakes carved all along the walls. Perhaps they were intentionally trying to make some of the villains interconnected in the BBC series- the bird heads in Jadis' crown in the above picture are somewhat reminiscent of Tash, as well.

@rainyweather oh wow, that is something I have never noticed (and I have been watching it since 1988 when it was first screened in UK!) I do think of the WW's house as being white and greeny-blue.

But NOW I'll have to pop my discs back into the player and watch those details again. Thank you for pointing it out.

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