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Most people in Mumbai etc. will now watch the pirated versions on cable, internet etc...Life partner is a raddi movie anyways, but it will be bad for "kameeneeey"..
Its better to release the movie all over at a later date ... Mumbai is the finance capital hence... the movie should be released simultaneously all over at a later date ..otherwise business of the movie might get affected ...... Aalbert
Re: wrong move
by Ashish Kumar on Aug 12, 2009 11:11 PM
mumbai is just another market . no hell will break loose if the movie is not released for a week.
If we can some how decentralise Hindi movies from Mumbai it will do a lot of good for Indian society. Reasons : (1) Mumbai is now a dead city. Whatever it creat now will only invite dark side of realities, be it politics, industry, culture or humanity. (2) All best talent of vocal and visual art from all over India has assembled in Mumbai for some time, i.e., say from last 58 years, has reached saturation. Fresh inputs are only repeatation of old inputs with rotten concept. (3) Since Mumbai has become a true 'Paap Nagari' in collaboration with underground activities supported by selfish social/political/economical interest, it is now suppose to generate negative wave, be it right or left. Same will influence all film produced or had conception from Mumbai. Hence we see films released, or co-sponsered or promoted from Mumbai are either anti- fact or anti- usefullness. (4) Finally, I am now drunk and not able to think more pucca reasons. Finally, try to enjoy all hindi films produced from Mumbai with a pinch of mango pickle and fresh 'tadi' from Kerala if you can. Or else 'teri to----'
Go to any hall in Mumbai, you can get a paid-preview ticket of Kaminey for Thursday - 13th August. You can see it before India, one small catch - if you spend three hours in an AC hall with H1N1 patients - you are sure to get it before the movie is over....yourself.
friday there are no movie releases as the scare of swine flu.....friday is dahi handi which is going to get significantly larger crowds of people....so is the handi going to be broken or is that shifted to next week and then Ganpati bapa will also have to come later....where is the rationale among these babus who are making these decisions and passing these ridiculous diktats .....
Re: does the handi get broken??
by Peaceful Brother on Aug 12, 2009 09:46 PM
totally agree with you bro, trust me if it was Christmas the government would have banned the masses as well since its a minority no one would even object to it.....infact the risk is higher with Govinda and the immersion of the idol since ppl will be in close proximity
Re: Re: Re: does the handi get broken??
by Peaceful Brother on Aug 12, 2009 09:48 PM
well your message itself says that he is the smarter one to choose to stay indoors isnt it? and then what becomes of you, a moron?
Re: does the handi get broken??
by Peaceful Brother on Aug 12, 2009 09:58 PM
totally agree with you bro, trust me if it was Christmas the government would have banned the masses as well since its a minority no one would even object to it.....infact the risk is higher with Govinda and the immersion of the idol since ppl will be in close proximity
Re: Re: does the handi get broken??
by hiranand kanal on Aug 13, 2009 01:12 AM
Hey u out there...u don't know...mubai and p[l of mumbai will comeback stringer...no one can stop mumbai of ppl of mumbai from celebrating any festivals...be kind and realistic of mumbai...
