RE:RE:Who should play the characters of Abdulla and Prabhakar?
by ajay on Apr 04, 2008 08:01 PM
I think Vijay Raaz or Arshad Warsi would be the rite choice for the role of prabhakar...
Dont call these stuff a BOOK please.......these are just pieces of collected stampedes lying all around ....even the Cover-Makers these days call themselves Literary Ornaments!
A Criminal's chronicle....not to be impressed...very ordinary stuff.
RE:Dont call this a BOOK in the first place
by sanchita datta on Apr 03, 2008 09:19 PM
Yes indeed!!!And who are you to comment?What is yr pedigree?LIneage?Wht makes u think one shd heed yr ever pessimistic comments?None of yr comments till date on ANY TOPIC is ever on a positive or good note. Why dont u try and write or do something EXTRAORDINARY and then come and comment on something abt which u obviously have no idea.
RE:Dont call this a BOOK in the first place
by G on Apr 04, 2008 07:57 AM
One doesn't need to have any pedigree or do something extraordinary to air his/her views! Red didn't like the book, it's his/her opinion.
By the way, I loved the book and his interesting tales of his journey in India and Afganistan.
RE:Dont call this a BOOK in the first place
by maverick on Apr 04, 2008 12:04 PM
yeh thanks but i am happy to c one more "non-bashing others" person ,welcome to the exclusive club
Actually both. red chillies and cannibaliz are both right. So, that makes the book an amazing reading and then people shud be given a chance to changes...to reform themselves...so a criminal alright but did the redemption in the later part...served his sentence and came out with the book...that's the thing to be appreciated...coz most might remain in the rut, not having the courage to come out
RE:Criminal or a Saint
by Canniballz on Apr 03, 2008 04:57 PM
In the book, he has repeatedly expressed his remorse. And he completed his sentence. So that's cool.
RE:RE:Criminal or a Saint
by red chillies on Apr 03, 2008 05:50 PM
Dont call these stuff a BOOK please.......these are just pieces of collected stampedes lying all around ....even the Cover-Makers these days call themselves Literary Ornaments.
RE:Romanticizing the Criminals
by Canniballz on Apr 03, 2008 04:45 PM
The book is an international bestseller, and the movie is a Hollywood production.
RE:Romanticizing the Criminals
by red chillies on Apr 03, 2008 04:55 PM
Internationals Criminals and ANTINATIONALS are selling not because of literary value but again for money.....and people want to know the hated life of theirs ..so they are selling....you stinky-DUNGEON.
RE:Romanticizing the Criminals
by rocknroller on Apr 03, 2008 05:36 PM
Red Chillies...I have read your responses to a few topics ...Scarlett case, now Shantaram....you are quite a critical charatcer, arent you?xx A literary piece should be judged based on the quality of story and the writing and not based on the character of the author. What does the author's character have to do with whether a book is an exciting read or not...seperate the two.
RE:RE:Romanticizing the Criminals
by red chillies on Apr 03, 2008 05:40 PM
Dont get fascinated by Crime Mongers....there are enough good things to be impressed
RE:Romanticizing the Criminals
by sanchita datta on Apr 03, 2008 09:27 PM
Sure he has read the book...the front cover and the back cover...but not read btwn them.
RE:Romanticizing the Criminals
by rocknroller on Apr 03, 2008 06:21 PM
Well, that's exactly my point and the point a whole lot of other people are making besides offcourse over a million readers ... they like the book, they think it a "good thing".
Incidentally, have you read the book or is that you have just read about the book and the author?
Of course he's playing the central role ! The dance number probably would be fitted in one of the slum celebration scenes, or when he does a cameo in a Bollywood movie. Read the book and you shall not ask stupid questions.
