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So it's a south indian movie a horror comedy
Wherein PPL are put in a haunted house as a show and they have to spend some days there
Last villain was a contestant who smuggled organs .
There was a scene on the movie where a girl liplocks an animal statue
bro it was so anticlimatic 🥸 , tf was that ??
just like shadi na milegi dobara , lmao so much buildup for that climax
Ever since Amaran has released there has been protest by few groups outside of Raaj Kamal Films in Chennai about Amaran promoting Islamophobia.
While Amaran is praised by many people, there are some groups and people who are protesting against this movie for showing minorities in a bad light.
Six of the movies I have mentioned below
Hello.
I am not Indian. I'm looking for some help answering a question I have about Indian Child's Play adaptations- and whether this is all of them.
To make a long story short, I love Child's Play, and learned there was a Bollywood version, Papi Gudia. I watched it. And then learned there was another adaptation- Zapatlela. Which got its own sequel, Zapatlela 2 (with a third one on the way). And that adaptation had an adaptation, Ammo Bomma, as well as a dubbing, Khilona Bana Khalnayak. And then finally, another adaptation of the original Child's Play, Mantra.
The above movies all follow the plot of the original movie closely. But then there's also Putuler Protisodh, which has a title card calling itself Child's Play, even though the film diverges from it besides having a killer doll. That movie is actually a remake of another movie, Vaa Arugil Vaa, which is allegedly inspired by Child's Play, but also doesn't have much in common besides a killer doll. There are other remakes of it too, such as Aathma Bandhana.
I've been going far down this rabbit hole, and have found references that other Child's Play adaptations may exist. But I can't find anything beyond what I've seen above, and general information on how the same movie can be made across different parts of India.
I'm wondering if anyone knows if there are any other adaptations besides the ones that I've listed. And furthermore, whether the movies that differ in plot are considered adaptations of Child's Play in India or are considered to be their own things.
Anything would be helpful. Thank you very much!
First of all the movie is very very average!
3/5 max.
The story is nothing new. I don’t know what else is there to show in part2. I feel it’s not required at all.
So many misses in stunts:
What are those effortless climbing and jumping town from the containers in first scene
jumps out of water like a shark or dolphin
one guy alone pushes 4 containers with 6-8 people opposing it as well
the ambush when devara meets his mom, observe he jumps, shows as if he is gonna land on his feet but he rolls over. There was no scope for it at all. Might be editing miss.
dragging the boat of the sea, the boat is heavy and him pulling it alone is a joke, above that the ropes are “curved” if he is dragging the boat out, the ropes must be straight. Simple physics???
in climax talks to Prakash raj, he ideally just came out of the sea. He should be bloody “wet”.
a lot of shots made NTR look very short. Low angle shots were too many.
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Saif ali khan had zero impact as villain.
Janavi kapoor had zero impact as heroine.
Bgm was great, sounds Leo a lot but still great.
NTR was great. Nothing new about that.
The sword which NTR Gave to Prakash raj at the end looks so so plastic.
The shark jump was good.
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Downvote me all you want but the time taken for this project and the kinda output seen is heart breaking.
Can think of only so much for now. Will keep adding in comments if I spot anything else.
Such Simplicity Such Innocence Such Powerful.
I just felt that "Rajiv lakshman and Raghu Ram" twins would be perfect as Salamanca brothers from breaking bad, if they made a indian version.
For me it's
Family Man S1
Farzi
Family Man S2
Citadel: Honey Bunny
I think Bollywood needs a break at this point. The amount of trolls the industry is getting for being unoriginal and cliche is just insane. The ott films seem to be of a higher quality comparatively but is sadly only watched by a smaller audience in India. They really need to start thinking differently and change the image the industry has.
I’m trying to remember the name of a South Indian movie where a cop stops a criminal from smoking by throwing away his lighter. After a few moments, the cop realizes the criminal’s true identity and, in fear, rushes to retrieve the lighter and lights the criminal’s cigar himself while apologizing.
It's a vague description but unfortunately, that's all I can remember.
If anyone knows the title please let me know. I'd really appreciate it.