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2 minutes ago, maniac said:


Are we supposed to believe Amir Khan who looks like a 40 year old jobless chichora, Eve teasing girls and getting drunk with friends all of a sudden develops patriotism and morphs into Bhagat Singh?

 

 

Movies esp. Bollywood are not documentaries. You points are similar to someone saying for e.g. "how can the hero does not die with 20 ppl firing at him, while he is able to kill all 20 without missing a shot" 

 

As for the story itself, no one develops into Bhagat Singh (well Aamir is playing Azad though) suddenly. There are events in his life that make the group want to take matters in their hand 

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28 minutes ago, Jimmy Cliff said:

 


great movie. Only thing that bothers me is heard from @UrmiSinhaRay’s uncle that Anupam Kher himself has a couple of land grabbing cases against him. So if true it would make the movie tough to watch. Otherwise as a film, fantastic movie.

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2 minutes ago, zen said:

 

Movies esp. Bollywood are not documentaries. You points are similar to someone saying for e.g. "how can the hero does not die with 20 ppl firing at him, while he is able to kill all 20 without missing a shot" 

 

As for the story itself, no one develops into Bhagat Singh (well Aamir is playing Azad though) suddenly. There are events in his life that make the group want to take matters in their hand 


as I said in the next post, I love some of  those movies where hero gets away by killing 100 goons all on his own because we and the filmmakers see it for what it is.  Only some of those being the keyword.

 

This movie tried to be too preachy and holier than thou and that’s why I pointed out the holes in the logic.

 

 

Posted
24 minutes ago, zen said:

 

Please do not bring trash politics on movie threads :facepalm:... ppl like me have no interest in what BJP/AAP/Congress supporters think ... Right/Libtard ... Modi/Rahul ... ppl like to discuss movies for movies 

 

 


you can choose to ignore me. I hate to see trash movies getting celebrated

Posted
1 minute ago, maniac said:

 


as I said in the next post, I love some of  those movies where hero gets away by killing 100 goons all on his own because we and the filmmakers see it for what it is.  Only some of those being the keyword.

 

This movie tried to be too preachy and holier than thou and that’s why I pointed out the holes in the logic.

 

 

It appears as if you have not watched the film a long time ago. The characters in the films are not some super cops but ordinary fun focused citizens, who do not even care about the country. As fate would have it, one of their friends, a pilot, is killed because of faulty parts on MIG. As the plane could have crashed in a residential area, potentially killing 1000s on the ground, the pilot streered the aircraft away rather than parachuting out ... Rather than acknowledge the bravery of the pilot, the politicians put the blame on the pilot, which sparks the anger ... They had also tried to do a peaceful protests  ... In the end, they do what they do. Knowing that if they surrender to the police, there voice may not be heard, they use AIR to confess and ask ppl to fight corruption and work towards making the country better ... As they keep on saying, no country is perfect, we have to work to make it one 

 

 

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Udaan - such an underrated movie. Great acting by all cast, esp Ronit Roy and the kid.
 

Stree - new genre for Bollywood - Horror-comedy. Best scene was when Rajkumar yelling at the chudail

 

Bareili ki Barfi - 

 


 

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Rajkumar Rao's trapped is certainly worth a watch. RR was phenomenal, 

he is trapped in a small flat on the 30th floor of a building. He neither has food nor drinks. There is no electricity. No one lives in the building. People are seen below him, but his voice does not reach them. He tries several methods, but all prove to be ineffective.

Very creative.

 

Posted (edited)
25 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:


you can choose to ignore me. I hate to see trash movies getting celebrated

 

Buddy, it is not my concern if you dance the all day on political issues (it matters to no one and political parties also would not care for your efforts) ... This is not a political thread, it is started to discuss movies for enthusiasts 

 

I did not start it for ppl to bring their political thrash and hatred here ... feel free to open another thread to criticize it 

 

PS When I go to an Israel-Palestine thread for e.g., I want to discuss that issue. What I see there too is that the usual suspects turn it into BJP/Congress, Right/Left, etc., ... Ppl like me do not even comment on political threads (we comment on strategies & tactics for a nation, pros and cons of a govt, etc.) . And when we open a thread to discuss a hobby, ppl try to turn it into one ... leave politics to political thread 

 

 

 

 

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5 minutes ago, zen said:

 

Buddy, it is not my concern if you dance the all day on political issues (it matters to no one and political parties also would not care for your efforts) ... This is not a political thread, it is started to discuss movies for enthusiasts 

 

I did not start it for ppl to bring their political thrash and hatred here ... feel free to open another thread to criticize it 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Buddy, what’s this? , you want to moderate “your” threads? Just ignore my political posts. As f your threads will be viewed by the makers of such movies to make a difference. :giggle:
 

I did post some on-topic as well. 

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Posted (edited)
13 minutes ago, zen said:

 

It appears as if you have not watched the film a long time ago. The characters in the films are not some super cops but ordinary fun focused citizens, who do not even care about the country. As fate would have it, one of their friends, a pilot, is killed because of faulty parts on MIG. As the plane could have crashed in a residential area, potentially killing 1000s on the ground, the pilot streered the aircraft away rather than parachuting out ... Rather than acknowledge the bravery of the pilot, the politicians put the blame on the pilot, which sparks the anger ... They had also tried to do a peaceful protests  ... In the end, they do what they do. Knowing that if they surrender to the police, there voice may not be heard, they use AIR to confess and ask ppl to fight corruption and work towards making the country better ... As they keep on saying, no country is perfect, we have to work to make it one 

 

 


The first time I watched the movie was in theatre with friends on the first day . The music as I said was great and it sounded  even more better in movie theatre. On top of that on first day people where cheering every time Amir Khan appeared  on screen or every time a song played because the music was very popular. I enjoyed the experience and many years later when I watched it on DVD/ Streaming service I was bored out of my mind and thought their transformation had too many holes and was  turned off by the preachiness.

 

Having said that I listen to the Luka Chuppi song almost once a week on my playlist.

 

some movies you realize you enjoy the experience more than the movie itself.

 

on the other hand Khosla ka Ghosla, I must have seen it at least once every year since it’s release somewhere or the other. Now That’s a great movie.

 

Some movies don’t age so well. When I was a kid I remember watching Nagina (Sridevi movie) almost every day during summer holidays but recently I tried to show it to my daughter when it was on Amazon Prime and it was unbearable to watch and embarrassing. She gave me a what the hell is this look.

 

Some movies stand the test of time and while musically the movie is going to be remembered forever, it’s a crappy movie from a filmmaker who thinks he is more woke and evolved than the rest of the world while he is not. Preachy crap. 
 

anyway to each his own. You might like aspects of the movie and I can respect that.

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5 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

Buddy, what’s this? , you want to moderate “your” threads? Just ignore my political posts. As f your threads will be viewed by the makers of such movies to make a difference. :giggle:
 

I did post some on-topic as well. 

 

I want the thread to be focused on the subject ... not BJP/Congress, Right/Left, etc. ... I am not a party worker. Parties work for me 

 

As I added in my last post - PS When I go to an Israel-Palestine thread for e.g., I want to discuss that issue. What I see there too is that the usual suspects turn it into BJP/Congress, Right/Left, etc., ... Ppl like me do not even comment on political threads (we comment on strategies & tactics for a nation, pros and cons of a govt, etc.) . And when we open a thread to discuss a hobby, ppl try to turn it into one ... leave politics to political thread 

Posted
1 minute ago, zen said:

 

I want the thread to be focused on the subject ... not BJP/Congress, Right/Left, etc. ... I am not a party worker. Parties work for me 

 

As I added in my last post - PS When I go to an Israel-Palestine thread for e.g., I want to discuss that issue. What I see there too is that the usual suspects turn it into BJP/Congress, Right/Left, etc., ... Ppl like me do not even comment on political threads (we comment on strategies & tactics for a nation, pros and cons of a govt, etc.) . And when we open a thread to discuss a hobby, ppl try to turn it into one ... leave politics to political thread 


you don’t respond to my on-topic posts, but bicker about discussion direction of your threads. You can’t control how people think and respond .. will let you have the last word

Posted (edited)
34 minutes ago, maniac said:


The first time I watched the movie was in theatre with friends on the first day . The music as I said was great and it sounded  even more better in movie theatre. On top of that on first day people where cheering every time Amir Khan appeared  on screen or every time a song played because the music was very popular. I enjoyed the experience and many years later when I watched it on DVD/ Streaming service I was bored out of my mind and thought their transformation had too many holes and was  turned off by the preachiness.

 

I think you should check it out again with an open mind ... Below is a nice take on the film (from ppl w/o political baggage): 

 

 

 

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Posted (edited)
6 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:


you don’t respond to my on-topic posts, but bicker about discussion direction of your threads. You can’t control how people think and respond .. will let you have the last word

 

There are so many posts on a thread, it is difficult to respond to every opinion ... Political junk has a potential to side track a good topic which is for movie enthusiast 

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  • Kadhak
  • Bheja fry
  • Phas gaya re obama
  • Khosla ka ghosla 
  • LSD
  • Udaan
  • iqbal
  • EK hasina thi
  • Ab tak chappan
  • Johhny gaddar
  • Andhadhun
  • Jaane bhi do yaaro
  • Katha
  • Rocket singh salesman of the year
  • luck by chance
  • Dil chahata hai (broke the regular formula)
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Talking about RDB, I like how Laxman Pandey (Atul) recites "Sarfaroshi ki tamanna":

 

 

 

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