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bachpan mai har week 1 movie theatre mai jaata tha dhoom was almost out of theatres but was still running housefull ab ghar ke bahar aaya hu kuch to dekh ke jaaunga to we went for this.

I think its one of the best by Aftab.

Ok please don't get me wrong, but just like a leap year.. this fascination come to me in every 3-4 years. Last time it came in 2020 - Lockdown (I was watched some real class Bollywood movies like Matrabhoomi, Antardhwandh, Black Friday, Seher and so, I though loved them but was so tired that I started with cringe movies like Soty 2, Marjawan, Housefull 4, DeshDrohi, Sadak 2,Baaghi 3 and so). As of now, I am done with some good movies and Web series like Lapata ladies, Maidaan, Kill, sector 36 and ASC.. the twisted time to cringe myself is back.. (Please don't suggest Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 or Singham again, as I have not reached that level of Self h*rm that I spend my hard earned money on cringe). So any cringe movie since 2020 will do the thing.

So Please suggest 😜😜

I remember when this film was released, it was rated 1 on IMDb in mass by Bangladeshi people because they were offended by a dialogue about the formation of that country (I can understand their emotion since the film was clearly in the wrong). But, just a single offensive dialogue doesn't negate other good things about this film. This film came in 2014 and chose the 80s era Bollywood style to tell a good enough story of rivalry between two friends; a time when every Bollywood film was either remaking or copying South Indian film aesthetics. For me, it's a solid 3.5/5 film mostly because of the brilliant musical album, vibrant cinematography, a decent story and some good performances. I unironically and unapologetically love this film.

Please guys don't judge

so me & my fellow brown cousins wanted to watch some old Bollywood film in the weekend & we ended up watching 'Yaadein' because of Only Desi's funny review.

Like I am not gonna talk about how haphazard the movie is just wanna ask some questions that we had,

Did Ronit (Hrithik) always loved Isha (Kareena) or fell for her in Malaysia?

Did Isha always loved him or fell for him?

Why was he flirting with a girl in that cycling competition?

In their childhood its shown she & her sisters used to tie rakhee to him. So he was like a brother to Isha's sisters but not her?

Idk whether they had anything for each other since the beginning but felt major sexual tension between them can't guess why. Is it because Hrithik-Kareena were in love irl during the making of the film or the characters were supposed to have tension?

Did Ronit (Hrithik) started hating Jackie Shroff's character because of how he made his daughter Isha (Kareena) dump him? He seemed happy when his would be wife insulted him? She called him a 'Dalal' & I kinda agree with her like why was he so hell bent on pleasing Hrithik's fam?

What do y'all think?

Just as the title says, can you please listen to Mozart Symphony 40 in G Minor and tell me which Bollywood song was based on this? I know for sure there is a song but am unable to recollect the song. Thanks in advance.

Something I'm confused about is that the media is calling it a "spiritual sequel" to Taare Zameen Par, is that just because it is staring Amir and it is about disabled people or maybe Amir is the same character he was in the original and later in the characters life? Only time will tell. This movie is a remake of Champions which is a 2018 Spanish movie based off of real soccer team creates for people with intellectual disabilities which leads be too believe they are following the movie more then the actual real life events. As someone who is disabled i found the representation in the original is be perfectly fine, not perfect, but it wasn't atrocious or anything. I hope that this movie will continue that trend. Bollywood has a habit of using disability as a plot device, the one I'm thinking of now is Fanaa. But at the end of the day i hope this movie is good but my hopes are not necessarily the highest.

I strongly believe a biography on Jagjit singh and chitra lives will absolute annhilate people on emotional level. Just imagine the stuff which happened in their life paired with there actual songs being used in film. I am huge jagjit singh fan and his life story always brings a tear in my eyes. According to you what other person working in film industry will do the same . It can be anyone actor, director, producer, stuntman, singer , other workers.

Source: https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/htls-2024-live-pm-modi-s-jaishankar-km-birla-akshay-kumar-to-take-stage-on-last-day-of-summit-101731727147357.html

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