Armageddon Movie Review/Plot In Hindi & Urdu / Sci-fi Movie

Credits
Distributed by
Buena Vista Pictures Distribution

Production companies
Touchstone Pictures
Jerry Bruckheimer Films
Valhalla Motion Pictures

Directed by
Michael Bay

Screenplay by
Jonathan Hensleigh
J. J. Abrams

Adaptation by
Tony Gilroy
Shane Salerno

Story by
Robert Roy Pool
Jonathan Hensleigh

Produced by
Jerry Bruckheimer
Gale Anne Hurd
Michael Bay

Starring
Bruce Willis
Billy Bob Thornton
Liv Tyler
Ben Affleck
Will Patton
Peter Stormare
Keith David
Steve Buscemi

Cinematography
John Schwartzman

Edited by
Mark Goldblatt
Chris Lebenzon
Glen Scantlebury

Music by
Trevor Rabin


Synopsis
A massive meteor shower destroys the orbiting Space Shuttle Atlantis, before entering the atmosphere and bombarding New York City. NASA discovers the meteors were pushed out of the asteroid belt by a rogue comet which also jarred loose a Texas-sized asteroid that will impact Earth in 18 days, causing an extinction level event that will wipe out all life on the planet. NASA executive Dan Truman leads a team which devises a plan to have a deep core oil driller train a group of astronauts to drill a hole into the asteroid into which they will insert and detonate a nuclear bomb to split the asteroid in half. They recruit Harry Stamper, a third-generation oil driller and owner of his own oil drilling company. Harry agrees to help NASA, but on the condition that he bring in his own team to do the drilling. He picks his best employees for the job: Chick Chapel, his best friend and right-hand man; geologists Rockhound and Oscar Choice; and drillers Bear Curlene, Freddie Noonan, Max Lennert, and A.J. Frost (who has been dating Harry's daughter Grace despite Harry's objections). Over twelve days, they train with skeptical professional astronaut Willie Sharp, who will pilot Freedom — one of the two shuttles to fly to the asteroid, the other being the Independence. Before leaving, Chick apologizes to his ex-wife for wronging her and sees his son, who is unaware of his parentage. Grace accepts A.J.'s marriage proposal. A.J. succeeds in drilling the hole to the required depth, but a rock storm kills Gruber and damages the remote detonator, forcing someone to stay behind to manually detonate the bomb. They draw straws; the responsibility falls upon A.J. Harry takes him down to the asteroid's surface, and he disconnects A.J.'s air hose, forcing him into the shuttle's air lock. He tells A.J. he is the son he never had and that he would be proud to have him marry Grace. Using the Armadillo, father and daughter have their last goodbyes: Harry gives Grace his blessing to marry A.J., and Grace says she is proud to be his daughter. After some difficulty, Freedom takes off, but a second blowout causes Harry to lose his grip on the detonator. Just before Zero Barrier, Harry detonates the bomb and saves the planet. NASA and the world rejoice while Truman comforts Grace. The astronauts land back on Earth safely. A.J. and Grace are reunited and Chick reconciles with his ex-wife and estranged young son. Sharp expresses to Grace his pride to work with Harry. Later, A.J. and Grace are married with the portraits of Harry, Max, Oscar and the others lost on the mission present in memoriam.