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She looks seductive there too :dontknow: in Mashallah song,she did belly-dancing.That is seductive in itself
Mashallah was just an example. Most of her dances whether in Dhoom 3 or Race, Sheila, or Agneepath me Chikni Chmaeli, etc.
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What's wrong with Krrish3' date=' pretty good for Indian standards. If you will compare it to Hollywood films with that budget then you will always be disappointed. You cant make a better super hero film than that in 60 crores.[/quote'] Can't make a better movie with 60c? Says who? Rkt, there is a reason why most good CG artist from India work with companies abroad and produce high end movies there and the reason is the people in India, the director especially suck at handling them and are barely dedicated to what they do. So don't give me that 'can't make a better movie' tripe. My brother is leaving India for this sole reason, India suck at making CG movies and they usually hire cheap stake artist to do their job. Here they hired SRK's company to do the VFX and they have done a pathethic job. Also, the 'Indian' standard is an excuse that is getting quiet old. Krish 3 was a terrible, terrible movie. Just another one of those lousy and crap 100c Bollywood flick.
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I have to agree..Krrish 3 was terrible....20 mins in and I turned it off. Really liked the 1st one...had story and substance.

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Krrish 3 was a joke of a Sci-Fi superhero movie. I didn't even watched it full, got bored in between.

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haha I recall watching Krishh 1 and at that time, I thought it was a good movie. Haven't seen the other sequels. It would be interesting if Hirithik picked some movies with great storylines. Is Mission Kashmir the only 'off beat' movie he's done?

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haha I recall watching Krishh 1 and at that time' date=' I thought it was a good movie. Haven't seen the other sequels. It would be interesting if Hirithik picked some movies with great storylines. Is Mission Kashmir the only 'off beat' movie he's done?[/quote'] he did a small role in Fiza.Don't know if Guzaarish falls under that category too
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Dont know what people smoke.. Krrish3 was not bad by any means. Even VFX were best by any film made in India, except Robot which had a budget of 150 crores.

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Dont know what people smoke.. Krrish3 was not bad by any means. Even VFX were best by any film made in India' date=' except Robot which had a budget of 150 crores.[/quote'] If there's anyone smoking anything here, then its you. To call that VFX good and the best in India is just dumb ignorance. Ra.One had far better VFX than this movie and its coming from a person who's spent 3 years in Bsc.Anim. Its looked like a live action Hritik placed in a Call Of Duty MW3 set. Even certain Hritik fans were ashamed of this flick. Watching the interview of those Red Chillie artist defines the whole VFX in this movie. May be here's where the 'By Indian Standard' pretex comes in place.
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If there's anyone smoking anything here' date=' then its you. To call that VFX good and the best in India is just dumb ignorance. Ra.One had far better VFX than this movie and its coming from a person who's spent 3 years in Bsc.Anim. Its looked like a live action Hritik placed in a Call Of Duty MW3 set. Even certain Hritik fans were ashamed of this flick. Watching the interview of those Red Chillie artist defines the whole VFX in this movie. May be here's where the 'By Indian Standard' pretex comes in place.[/quote'] Red Chillies also did the VFX of Ra.One. Robot, Ra.One and K3 all are at par. Robot has a bit of an edge. Prime Focus also did some part of VFX. These two are the two main companies that do VFX of most Films in India. VFX is all about imagination of writer and director. VFX companies can only execute what they are told to do depending on their budget too. Drona had VFX planned by a specialist from Hollywood but they still weren't that great.
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A shot interval review from an FB friend.

Bang Bang - At interval..So far....so good. Super awesome stunts, HR in top form.... Kat looking like a million bucks...... Tad slow for an action film..... but still good so far. Details later.
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Red Chillies also did the VFX of Ra.One. Robot' date=' Ra.One and K3 all are at par. Robot has a bit of an edge. Prime Focus also did some part of VFX. These two are the two main companies that do VFX of most Films in India. VFX is all about imagination of writer and director. VFX companies can only execute what they are told to do depending on their budget too. Drona had VFX planned by a specialist from Hollywood but they still weren't that great.[/quote'] That's the reason most CG films in India are crap. You should listen to the interview of these guys from Red Chillies, feel like banging their head on a table. And cheap VFX has nothing to do with a writer and director or the money, it has to do with the people working behind it. How exactly does the quality of K3's cheap CG surrounding has to do with the writer and director? These guys are asked to do what the director wants, now how to execute is up to them. Check out some local Indian CG workers, they do better and more dedicated work than these guys and usually jump from India ASAP, because the VFX system here is getting better, yet pathetic to talented ones. Here, I agree the directors play a big part too. He should have rejected certain scenes if they weren't upto the mark, but they don't. Check out this game picture called- COD Modern Warfare 3, that's what reminded me when I watched K3's first trailer. And this game is known for its shyte engine and CG. My only objection is to stop with these Indian standard cliche statements. There are good artists in India working, who unfortunately can only come to the limelight under directors like these idiots. Another reason to hate K3, was Vivek Obroi's interview. Basically lose all respect I had for that retard!
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That's the reason most CG films in India are crap. You should listen to the interview of these guys from Red Chillies, feel like banging their head on a table. And cheap VFX has nothing to do with a writer and director or the money, it has to do with the people working behind it. How exactly does the quality of K3's cheap CG surrounding has to do with the writer and director? These guys are asked to do what the director wants, now how to execute is up to them. Check out some local Indian CG workers, they do better and more dedicated work than these guys and usually jump from India ASAP, because the VFX system here is getting better, yet pathetic to talented ones. Here, I agree the directors play a big part too. He should have rejected certain scenes if they weren't upto the mark, but they don't. Check out this game picture called- COD Modern Warfare 3, that's what reminded me when I watched K3's first trailer. And this game is known for its shyte engine and CG. My only objection is to stop with these Indian standard cliche statements. There are good artists in India working, who unfortunately can only come to the limelight under directors like these idiots. Another reason to hate K3, was Vivek Obroi's interview. Basically lose all respect I had for that retard!
Regarding your point of good artists, yes, there are good artists in every field in India, not just CGI, but issue with CGI is, these filmmakers work with companies. Until those, guys are attached with these companies which provide VFX. Those companies have their studios. Along with Red Chillies, Prime Focus India too did CGI for Krrish3 and Prime Focus has done VFX for some big Hollywood films including Avatar, transformers, X-men, etc., but those films have big budgets. They have also done CGI in most of the Indian films that require CGI. If same Red Chillies did better job of CGI in Ra.One according to you, then it certainly is director's fault to not able to get the best out of them. BTW, What did Vivek say in his interview?
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Yeah, that's the whole point. Either the artist here aren't dedicated, like Rajini's daughter. One massive example of a jack shyte artist who hails herself pretty high. Any Hollywood flick or company usually are very much of what they are asking those VFX artists for, unlike here. They just give them the idea and put them to work and usually don't bother to evaluate the flaws. Any, I mean literally any hollywood movie would have Indians working for them in high end VFX posts. We are not lacking artists we lack people who know to handle these guys. Vivek in the making of Krish was going on about how people compared him to Heath Ledger and and some stuff about Hritik's role and performance which even he wouldn't agree to. Prolly the most annoying pre-movie interview.

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Yeah, that's the whole point. Either the artist here aren't dedicated, like Rajini's daughter. One massive example of a jack shyte artist who hails herself pretty high. Any Hollywood flick or company usually are very much of what they are asking those VFX artists for, unlike here. They just give them the idea and put them to work and usually don't bother to evaluate the flaws. Any, I mean literally any hollywood movie would have Indians working for them in high end VFX posts. We are not lacking artists we lack people who know to handle these guys. Vivek in the making of Krish was going on about how people compared him to Heath Ledger and and some stuff about Hritik's role and performance which even he wouldn't agree to. Prolly the most annoying pre-movie interview.
Vivek always exaggerates. They all do for promotion. Same thing was said about Ra.One and Arjun Rampal's role who barely had any presence in the film. Though Indian film characters are more loud than intense and they think the loudness means great acting and character. More superficial, never feel the intensity even in intense situations. IMO, even Joker's character of Heath Ledger is overrated.
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