Friday, 24 October 2014
Hyosung GT250R vs. Yamaha YZF-R3
Hyosung GT250R vs. Yamaha YZF-R3
Quick Facts about Yamaha YZF-R3- 321cc, 2-Cylinder, liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, DOHC, 4-valves
- Maximum power of 42 PS @ 10750 rpm
- Maximum torque of 29.6 Nm @ 9000 rpm
- Constant Mesh, 6-speed transmission
- Expected price of INR 3.5 lakhs
- Hydraulic single disc, Ø 298 mm
- Hydraulic single disc, Ø 220 mm
- Telescopic forks | Swingarm
- Wet, Multiple Disc Clutch | Fuel Injection
- 110/70-17M/C 54H (Tubeless) | 140/70-17M/C 66H (Tubeless)
Fast Facts about Hyosung GT250R
- 249cc, V-Twin four stroke engine
- Maximum power of 27.61 Bhp @ 10000 rpm
- Maximum torque of 22.07 Nm @ 8000 rpm
- 5-speed transmission
- 41mm inverted front forks and gas filled rear monoshock suspension
- 300 mm twin front discs and 230mm rear disc brake
- Available in 3 shades: Red Titanium, White Titanium and Black Titanium
All You Need to Know about Kawasaki Z250 & ER-6n
Kawasaki Z250 & ER-6n launched in India
Quick Facts about Kawasaki Z250- 249cc, DOHC, 2-cylinder, four-stroke engine
- Maximum power of 31.5 Bhp @ 11000 rpm
- Maximum torque of 21 Nm @ 10000 rpm
- Front brake - 290mm Single disc, Hydraulic, Two-piston calipers
- Rear brake - 220mm Single disc, Two-piston calipers
- Front suspension - 37mm hydraulic telescopic fork
- Rear suspension - Bottom-link Uni-Trak with 5-way adjustable preload
- Ex-showroom price in New Delhi – INR 2.99 lakhs (may vary)
Quick Facts about Kawasaki ER-6n
- 649cc, Liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, Parallel Twin, DOHC engine
- Maximum power of 71 Bhp @ 8500 rpm
- Maximum torque of 64 Nm @ 7000 rpm
- Front brake - Dual semi-floating 300 mm petal discs, Caliper: Dual piston
- Rear brake - Single 220 mm petal disc, Caliper: Single-piston
- Front suspension - 41 mm telescopic fork
- Rear suspension - Offset laydown single-shock with adjustable preload
- Ex-showroom price in New Delhi – INR 4.78 lakhs (may vary)
#HappyNewYear #REVIEW "ഹാപ്പി ന്യു ഇയർ"- ഒരു കളർഫുൾ ഷാരൂക്ക് ഖാൻ ചിത്രം. Happy New Year is colourful but scarcely entertaining... #HNY #HNYReview #ShahRukhKhan
'Happy New Year' is colourful but scarcely entertaining.
Farah Khan is known for glitzy extravaganzas. The screen is invariably a
riot of colours in her movies. Glossy entertainers may not always boast
of a meaty theme, but ultimately such films should entertain. 'Happy
New Year', has everything going for it,a sensational star cast, peppy
music, exotic locales and a capable filmmaker. But as a whole the film
doesnt add up. It has its moments but they get submerged in the melee
and the lack of a particularly interesting plot hurts it big time.
Basically a heist drama with a deluge of songs and dance sequences the
film invests a lot on Shahrukh Khan's star power, to deliver the goods.
It is also a revenge tale in the strictest sense of the term. Charlie
(Shahrukh Khan) is itching to take revenge on Grover (Jackie Shroff),
who double crossed his father played by Anupam Kher, which resulted in
him being in jail.
Charlie plans to pay back by stealing antique Mughal era diamonds from
the safest of safes in the Atlantis luxury hotel of Grover, in Dubai.The
diamonds are kept 150 feet below and is laser protected. Vicky's
(Abhishek Bachchan) who is the son of Grover finger prints are required
to open it.
Charlie plans an elaborate and brilliant hi tech heist. He plays the
most unbelievable of dramas to achieve his goal. The arrival of the
diamonds in the hotel coincides with the elimination round of a World
dance competition. Charlie finds this a golden opportunity and he tries
to enter the competition with his team comprising characters played by
Boman Irani, Sonu Sood etc. Their dancing skills are pathetic to say the
least, but that doesnt deter them. But their plans are foiled as Grover
decides to postpone the arrival of diamonds to the New Year eve, which
coincides with the final round of the dance reality show.
To enhance their chances to participate in the final round Charlie ropes
in the services of a bar dancer, Mohini (Deepika Padukone). A look
alike of the character of Abhishek too is in the mix and the film
becomes a hotch-potch of sorts. Too much melodrama and stretched out
song sequences take the sting out of the narrative.
The sub plots look inane and a rather grandiose finale doesnt pull the
movie out of the rut it contrived to be in. Much depends on Shahrukh and
he does his best. But his inability to give a new dimension to a
character that is from the same mould of many SRK characters is
palpable. Deepika looks competent but not superb. Abhishek Bachchan is
fabulous in his different avatars. A talented actor like Boman Irani is
let down by a cliched and badly written role. Yet the veteran manages to
make his mark. Jackie Shroff looks elegant and suave as the antagonist.
'Happy New Year', will provide drops of entertainment. It turns into a
drizzle but it flatters to deceive eventually. The viewer will have a
neither here nor there feeling. Farah Khan has made better entertainers
in the past and 'Happy New Year', is unlikely to be counted among her
better works.
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