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Devdas was unbelievably awful. Forget my eyes' date=' my whole body must've been sore after I recently put the dvd in. And I didn't even bother with half the movie.[/quote'] What were/are your expectations from Devdas?? :confused: Have you read the book? How would you rate it vis a vis the book? How about the new Devdas vs the Dilip Kumar devdas? I thoroughly enjoyed Devdas, and not just because it was a SRK movie. One of those rare SLB movies that brought a tear to the eye. :(( All round great acting, good eye on detail and good dialogues too. I found it better than the older Devdas. SRK did a better job than Dilip Kumar, and Madhuri was a better Chandramukhi to Vaijantimala. Also, it is one of the few movies where I liked the movie more than the book. I found the book encumbered with a lot of (unnecessary) detail. Its more a historians' gold mine, with the kind of detailed exposure on the way the Bengali upper castes lived in the early 1900s. Doesn't add much to the story though.
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What were/are your expectations from Devdas?? :confused: Have you read the book? How would you rate it vis a vis the book? How about the new Devdas vs the Dilip Kumar devdas? I thoroughly enjoyed Devdas, and not just because it was a SRK movie. One of those rare SLB movies that brought a tear to the eye. :(( All round great acting, good eye on detail and good dialogues too. I found it better than the older Devdas. SRK did a better job than Dilip Kumar, and Madhuri was a better Chandramukhi to Vaijantimala. Also, it is one of the few movies where I liked the movie more than the book. I found the book encumbered with a lot of (unnecessary) detail. Its more a historians' gold mine, with the kind of detailed exposure on the way the Bengali upper castes lived in the early 1900s. Doesn't add much to the story though.
The movie was a gold mine too and a diamond and silver mine.
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What were/are your expectations from Devdas?? :confused: Have you read the book? How would you rate it vis a vis the book? How about the new Devdas vs the Dilip Kumar devdas? I thoroughly enjoyed Devdas, and not just because it was a SRK movie. One of those rare SLB movies that brought a tear to the eye. :(( All round great acting, good eye on detail and good dialogues too. I found it better than the older Devdas. SRK did a better job than Dilip Kumar, and Madhuri was a better Chandramukhi to Vaijantimala. Also, it is one of the few movies where I liked the movie more than the book. I found the book encumbered with a lot of (unnecessary) detail. Its more a historians' gold mine, with the kind of detailed exposure on the way the Bengali upper castes lived in the early 1900s. Doesn't add much to the story though.
Completely agree with this post. Devdas of Sanjay Lele Bhansali was a masterpiece. I doubt I'll see another movie with such great acting and script. The screenplay was specially awesome in the Devdas and Chunni scene in the train when they were left undisturbed from fellow passengers. And yeah, books in those days were written with a lot of intricate details which is found redundant today due to exposure. In the early 1900s there was no other way to convey the way of life in Calcutta, except by describing it in detail in your text.
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Completely agree with this post. Devdas of Sanjay Lele Bhansali was a masterpiece. I doubt I'll see another movie with such great acting and script. The screenplay was specially awesome in the Devdas and Chunni scene in the train when they were left undisturbed from fellow passengers. And yeah, books in those days were written with a lot of intricate details which is found redundant today due to exposure. In the early 1900s there was no other way to convey the way of life in Calcutta, except by describing it in detail in your text.
Yeah, it was certainly a muster piece.:cantstop:
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Completely agree with this post. Devdas of Sanjay Lele Bhansali was a masterpiece. I doubt I'll see another movie with such great acting and script. The screenplay was specially awesome in the Devdas and Chunni scene in the train when they were left undisturbed from fellow passengers. And yeah, books in those days were written with a lot of intricate details which is found redundant today due to exposure. In the early 1900s there was no other way to convey the way of life in Calcutta, except by describing it in detail in your text.
Outy at his sarcastic best :hysterical:
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