Dhobi Ghat opened to a packed hall at Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) on Friday. A huge mob waited outside the Elgin theatre for their favourite star Aamir Khan who walked the red carpet in a brown bandhgala suit. According to reports, about 1700 tickets for Dhobi Ghat were sold out days before the screening and those who could not manage it tried to buy tickets in black by paying double the price. After the premiere, no one had any complaints about the film as they were spellbound by its characters, its story, and its director. Aamir thanked all the people who came for the screening of the film in his blog. Naturally the actor is overwhelmed by the good reviews for a simple film likeDhobi Ghat. He even posted a user's review of the film on his blog and wrote, "Worth it doing the film just for that one response." The film is about four different individuals, Arun (a painter), Munna (a washer man), Yasmin (a young married Muslim girl), Shai (banker on a holiday in India). How their lives are entwined makes the film a must-watch. The one who is heaped with praises is Prateik Babbar who played Munna in the film. Bailey even gave a term indie and later hindie to the film, "In India, the emergence of a contemporary indie style is happening right now. Dhobi Ghat marks a major step forward for Indian filmmaking. It's exciting that Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao are taking that step together." In India, we have to wait a bit for the movie as it will release in February, 2011.

Dhobi Ghat opened to a packed hall at Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) on Friday. A huge mob waited outside the Elgin theatre for their favourite star Aamir Khan who walked the red carpet in a brown bandhgala suit. According to reports, about 1700 tickets for Dhobi Ghat were sold out days before the screening and those who could not manage it tried to buy tickets in black by paying double the price. After the premiere, no one had any complaints about the film as they were spellbound by its characters, its story, and its director. Aamir thanked all the people who came for the screening of the film in his blog. Naturally the actor is overwhelmed by the good reviews for a simple film likeDhobi Ghat. He even posted a user's review of the film on his blog and wrote, "Worth it doing the film just for that one response." The film is about four different individuals, Arun (a painter), Munna (a washer man), Yasmin (a young married Muslim girl), Shai (banker on a holiday in India). How their lives are entwined makes the film a must-watch. The one who is heaped with praises is Prateik Babbar who played Munna in the film. Bailey even gave a term indie and later hindie to the film, "In India, the emergence of a contemporary indie style is happening right now. Dhobi Ghat marks a major step forward for Indian filmmaking. It's exciting that Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao are taking that step together." In India, we have to wait a bit for the movie as it will release in February, 2011.