Staying Alive
2012·Movie
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Staying Alive is a movie which is based on a true story of a reporter Aditya (Anant Mahadevan). When he experiences heart attack for the third time, he is sent to the intensive cardiac care at a hospital. But fate brings him on the neighboring bed of an underworld kingpin, Shaukat Ali (Saurabh Shukla). Actually it was his love of kebabs which had led him to experience his first heart attack. The 2 inmates of a hospital, who have opposite nature and opposite profession, strike a love-hate relationship with Aditya relaying a few truths about life to Shaukat. Shaukat gets thankful for the pleasure of staying alive even in a life underprivileged of kebabs. The end of the motion picture deals with life as it reveals for a man from the wrong side of the law trying to set things right...would he or would he not succeed? This comedy of black type is all about being thankful at the pleasure of just Staying Alive…
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Is Staying Alive worth watching?
65
GoodGoodWatch scoreMostly. It's well received, with a GoodWatch score of 65/100 (IMDb 6.5). The GoodWatch score combines critic and audience ratings.
What language is Staying Alive in?
Hindi
It was made in Hindi. Produced in India, United States.
In how many countries can I watch Staying Alive?
4



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What tropes does Staying Alive use?
Celebrity ResemblanceDate Rape AvertedAdaptational VillainyNew York Is Only ManhattanWhat the Hell, Hero?Pet the DogRock Me, Amadeus!Driven to SuicideAnti-HeroUnlucky Childhood FriendGroin AttackKarma Houdiniand 82 more
TV Tropes lists 94 storytelling tropes for Staying Alive, including Celebrity Resemblance, Date Rape Averted, Adaptational Villainy.
6.5