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Watch how Saawariya predicted Ranbir Kapoor's rise to stardom from the very start!
For example, Aamir Khan and Salman Khan flipping their roles in Andaz Apna Apna. With Aamir playing the more timid Prem and Salman playing the more arrogant Amar.
Hey there,
not sure if this bellongs here but here we go.
Saw a movie a few weeks back while on a vacation and thought it was hilarious. The plot was about a guy that was tricked into finding someone's son that fled to USA. They did this by pretending his father had a heart attack or something. The guy was annoying and they wanted the son to return anyway, but it was a win win situation.
Anyone got any idea?
Any ideas are welcome! Thanks.
I found it on Instagram but can't seem to remember the name.
I feel Baghan has a lot of flaws in its storyline.
When people's children grow up, it is a normal especially in Western families such as Europe, UK and US for children to move out once they get a job, get married, have kids and live independently, which parents accept.
So the movie painted a picture that because the children were not chosing to or being reluctant to take their parents to with them, this made them look like bad children.
Once ones children establishes themselves and become independent, won't it be a downgrade when living with parents again once you are a mature adult.
How do parents in the western world accept their children moving out once they become adults and independent and not make this an issue?
Once you live on your own, won't you want to have you own life, own space, friends and routine?
Also a lot of children in India, move from a town to a larger city to get a better job and not take their parents with them. Like my dad moved to London from India and my uncle moved to US from India. So there is a contradiction here. So where do you draw the line to what circumstances make things justifiable and unjustified.
Let me know your thoughts.
I actually watch this movie occasionally, and loved all actors like Ravi Kishan, Ram Kapoor, Prem Chopra, Adil Hussain, and Dhritiman Chatterjee. This was certainly better than Tiger series, and I wish Agent Vinod is added to the likes of Kabir, Pathan, and Tiger. Even Maryam Zakaria did great with her limited role. When Saif Ali Khan meets Elena Kazan after taking the photograph of Zeus Group members, I thought there would be part 2 like Casino Royale.
Was watching Raabta on T Series YouTube channel. Am I tripping or is Jim Sarbh's performance is actually like really bad?
From dialogue delivery to facial expressions to body language, he couldn't get them right even a single time.
For such a well regarded actor, this is a shocking performance to say the very least!
Nn
I think Yash will be bad as ravan, because I don't think he is a good actor and it's a Hindi movie most of the cast are from Hindi films so they should have chosen some very good villain actors like asutosh Rana, I don't like the ravan whose dialogue will be dubbed in Hindi, I like authenticity, if it would have been a south movie I would have watched it with subtitles in the original language of the film,but I think they are going for stars not actors so I hope they don't make it bad like adhi purush and btw no hate for Yash.
Got to watch Sriram Raghavan Directed Merry Christmas last night.If if you are planning to watch it let me tell you it's not Andhadhun or Monica oh ! my darling but still worth you time. Surprisingly Katrina's performance surprised me the most. The cinematography was captivating. Little bit slow in pace.what's your opinion?
TIL, Ajay Devgan Was Cast In Karan Arjun Before Salman Khan
"Director Rakesh Roshan’s original choice was Shah Rukh Khan and Ajay Devgn, they even had done a photo shoot for the film, but ultimately the film was completed with SRK and Salman Khan. The talk in the Bollywood corridors was such that SRKwanted to play Karan’s role and Ajay was keen on playing Arjun but Rakesh Roshan was adamant and both walked out. Then Roshan approached Aamir Khan and Salman Khan for the roles, but Aamir couldn’t accommodate the film as he had date issues and after seeing that Aamir had shown interest in the film, SRK came back into the film."