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Image:Gunda.jpghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunda_(film) Reviews Ravi Balakrishnan of the Economic Times states "The Mithun Chakarborthy-starrer has gained a surprising amount of cult popularity over the last year and a half or so, with several adulatory reviews and even fan-sites cropping up. But when we first saw Gunda, back in 2005, a full seven years after its unheralded release in 1998, it was the first any of us had heard of the film or its prolific director, Kanti Shah."[1] Mayank Shekhar of the Mumbai Mirror says that "Gladwell hasn’t seen Gunda (probably, neither have you). He must. He’d be glad. In my living memory, I have yet to notice a more startling revelation of the mysterious ‘tipping point’ anywhere of my social circle. Over the past few months, about four unrelated sources from three parts of the world have asked me if I’d seen Kanti Shah’s Gunda."[2]With over 1,200 votes cast as of April, 2008, Gunda has a rating of 8.3 on the website IMDB.
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purani movie dekhai :waisa bhi hota hai

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dekhi li "mere baap pehle aap" .. its rubbish ... .0001/ 5 Nothing original and its not funny either :broken_heart:
Beware, the next film that Priyan going to remake is 'The children of heaven' :--D
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Mere Baap Pehle Aap Not the usual priyadarshan flavour but time pass Indy 4 Meh The Hulk B-o-r-i-n-g Cactus Flower - Walter Mathou 1969 ..lovely romantic comedy Superhero Movie funny

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Image:Gunda.jpghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunda_(film) Reviews Ravi Balakrishnan of the Economic Times states "The Mithun Chakarborthy-starrer has gained a surprising amount of cult popularity over the last year and a half or so, with several adulatory reviews and even fan-sites cropping up. But when we first saw Gunda, back in 2005, a full seven years after its unheralded release in 1998, it was the first any of us had heard of the film or its prolific director, Kanti Shah."[1] Mayank Shekhar of the Mumbai Mirror says that "Gladwell hasn’t seen Gunda (probably, neither have you). He must. He’d be glad. In my living memory, I have yet to notice a more startling revelation of the mysterious ‘tipping point’ anywhere of my social circle. Over the past few months, about four unrelated sources from three parts of the world have asked me if I’d seen Kanti Shah’s Gunda."[2]With over 1,200 votes cast as of April, 2008, Gunda has a rating of 8.3 on the website IMDB.
sounds like **** to be honest... i wonder the cult status is because where the movie strives for irony and tragedy, the viewers only find comedy.
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Image:Gunda.jpghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunda_(film) Reviews Ravi Balakrishnan of the Economic Times states "The Mithun Chakarborthy-starrer has gained a surprising amount of cult popularity over the last year and a half or so, with several adulatory reviews and even fan-sites cropping up. But when we first saw Gunda, back in 2005, a full seven years after its unheralded release in 1998, it was the first any of us had heard of the film or its prolific director, Kanti Shah."[1] Mayank Shekhar of the Mumbai Mirror says that "Gladwell hasn’t seen Gunda (probably, neither have you). He must. He’d be glad. In my living memory, I have yet to notice a more startling revelation of the mysterious ‘tipping point’ anywhere of my social circle. Over the past few months, about four unrelated sources from three parts of the world have asked me if I’d seen Kanti Shah’s Gunda."[2]With over 1,200 votes cast as of April, 2008, Gunda has a rating of 8.3 on the website IMDB.
sounds like **** to be honest... i wonder the cult status is because where the movie strives for irony and tragedy, the viewers only find comedy.
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Image:Gunda.jpghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunda_(film) Reviews Ravi Balakrishnan of the Economic Times states "The Mithun Chakarborthy-starrer has gained a surprising amount of cult popularity over the last year and a half or so, with several adulatory reviews and even fan-sites cropping up. But when we first saw Gunda, back in 2005, a full seven years after its unheralded release in 1998, it was the first any of us had heard of the film or its prolific director, Kanti Shah."[1] Mayank Shekhar of the Mumbai Mirror says that "Gladwell hasn’t seen Gunda (probably, neither have you). He must. He’d be glad. In my living memory, I have yet to notice a more startling revelation of the mysterious ‘tipping point’ anywhere of my social circle. Over the past few months, about four unrelated sources from three parts of the world have asked me if I’d seen Kanti Shah’s Gunda."[2]With over 1,200 votes cast as of April, 2008, Gunda has a rating of 8.3 on the website IMDB.
Some character is named 'Bulla' :hysterical: I mean WTF were they thinking while naming the movie characters :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
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Some character is named 'Bulla' :hysterical: I mean WTF were they thinking while naming the movie characters :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
whatte a movie :hysterical::hysterical::two_thumbs_up: Almost remember the dailogues :haha:, sample these -- "Mera Naam hai Bulla, aur mai kertaa hoon Khullam Khulla" , "Naam hai mera abu hatela, maa meri chudaul ke beti, baap haraami ka chela..khaayega kyaa kela?" :--D "Naam hai ch utiya..khadi kertaa hoon achhe achhon ki khatiya" The best double meaning dailogues comes from Shakti Kapoor's incidents -- "Haaye Haaye jawaan ho gayaa, toota teer kamaan ho gayaa" :hysterical:
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The best double meaning dailogues comes from Shakti Kapoor's incidents -- "Haaye Haaye jawaan ho gayaa, toota teer kamaan ho gayaa" :hysterical:
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