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Mumbai: The multistarrer and multi budget Anthony D'Souza new action thriller 'Blue' is all set to release on the eve of Diwali.

The action thriller 'Blue' has hogged limelight for underwater stunts and guest appearance of Autralian Singer Kylie Minogue in a song 'Chiggy Wiggy'.

After massive promotion spree, the film is the first choice for moviegoers in this weekend. If you want to see some exclusive underwater stunts and scenery of sea on big screen you can book your ticket in advance. Don't expect anything extraordinary from Blue, it will be a disappointing film with script.

The story of the movie is based on a ship carrying huge treasure that was sunk in the Bahamas seas. The movie revolves around to search the gold treasure which sunk with the ship “The Lady In Blue'.

The characters in the movie are involved in the hunt for the treasure. Sanjay Dutt, who plays Sagar in the movie is good friend of Aarav (Akshay Kumar). Zayed Khan has played role of Sam, a rich businessman. All of them live in Bahamas.

Aarav, who knows the fact that ship which was sunk in 1949 off the Bahamas seas, regularly tries to instigate Sagar about the details. Aarav believes that Sagar knows the underwater route of the ship.

On the other hand, Sagar has no interest in ship and its treasure. But all of sudden, everything goes changed with the arrival of Sagar's younger brother Sam from Bangkok.

Rahul, who plays role of underworld don Gulshan, is looking after Sam for missing his assignment worth USD 50 million. Gulshan also arrived in Bahamas chasing Sam. Gulshan abducts Sagar's girlfriend Mona (Lara) and gives 24 hours ultimatum to pay back the money.

Sagar has left with no option to search for the treasure laid into the deep sea.
The stunts and background scenes are superb. AR Rahman once again proved that he is the best Music Composer.

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