Resul Pookutty didnot win Oscar for Sound Editing ... he won for Sound Mixing. There is a lot of difference between these two, thats the reason they have 2 seperate Oscars. Do Rediff think we overlook these and they can write all nonsense ... Comon Rediff .....
Re: Re: Comon Rediff
by Smitha on Feb 25, 2009 07:50 AM
poor dear...r u jealous that it wasnt some guy with the last name "Tiwari" who won it....this shows how narrow minded ppl can be....its really sad
abe why dont you also start proxy war like they are doing. who is stopping the india ?? go and kill their kids women and men then they will understand to behave.. why always nuclear bumb you talk about.. who is asking to start a war openly just do covert operations and kill all pakistanis. thats it
Future of Indias film indutry is in shifting to English, to be global in nature.
Indian professionals, scietists and thinkers have succeeded asnd recognised when they started doing their bwork and expressing their talent in a globally recognised language, that is english. Indian film industry has to come out of the its over dependence of hindi and regional languages and has to shift to English to be global, for more exposure, for survival and to show case its originality, before outsiders export their products for our large englsh enabled audience. English is the language which has won the battle of dominance in world and when we adopt it we too are part of that. Otherwise bollywood will face the fate of Spanish, French, German or rabic language movies. English is the common language for Indians and it is foreighn language to every Indian, love it, marry it, reproduce it and make it your own to succeed.
English is the global medium of communication for the new millenium. make it yours, Bollywood, then surive and succeed. Make Indiam movies with Indian stories, Indian stars, Indian settings, Indian songs, Indian technology in Indian English. This is the way to go, get recognised and to success.
Re: Future of Indias film indutry is in shifting to English
by madhesh kumar on Feb 24, 2009 07:48 PM
Just for the sake of movies we should not shift our language to English. It is not at all good move. Movies are just for entertainment and not for developing the language. It can be in any language. There was no language in most of Charlie Chaplin movies, all the people can able to understand those movies.
What you say is a very stupid thing.
The China is No.1 competitor for US, and France, Germany, Russia have great economy, Japan too is a great economy.
Iran movies have a great respect in world film Industry. The originality of the movie and story will be lost when we are making films in English.
Just for the sake of Oscars we cannot go for English.
I am going to copy and paste this reply to all the post you have made it different topics....
Mr. Sri Krishna, Jai Hind is based on Hindi, try to translate in English
Re: Re: Future of Indias film indutry is in shifting to English
by NamoUdupiSrikrishna on Feb 24, 2009 07:59 PM
dear friend, you are mistaken, hind stads for a people, to be true, apeople representing toda afghanistan, pakistan and little bit of north west India. Anyway, today it has become a common name for present day India, it is OK. Remember, the day hind represent Hindi, India will go to dogs, will become 100 peaces, so be careful about such foolish arguements.
Shifting to English is not for movies, but for success, to communicate with the global community, to come out of the frog-in-the-well attotude of people like you.
Professionals from India are recognised and respected all over the world in science, IT, culture, literature and in every field when they did their work in a globlly communicable language, tht is english. This is what is the issue, for success, adopt the best formula.
Language is just a formula of sounds, adopt the best, simple and globallyrecognised one in any field, cinma, science, technology, literature and then in you have arrived at a global stage.
Hope you are not for pushing Indian people back to midieval or stone ages.
Re: Very sweet
by NamoUdupiSrikrishna on Feb 24, 2009 07:40 PM
Hallo raoul castro, nice comment. Future of Indias film indutry is in shifting to English, to be global in nature.
Indian professionals, scietists and thinkers have succeeded asnd recognised when they started doing their bwork and expressing their talent in a globally recognised language, that is english. Indian film industry has to come out of the its over dependence of hindi and regional languages and has to shift to English to be global, for more exposure, for survival and to show case its originality, before outsiders export their products for our large englsh enabled audience. English is the language which has won the battle of dominance in world and when we adopt it we too are part of that. Otherwise bollywood will face the fate of Spanish, French, German or rabic language movies. English is the common language for Indians and it is foreighn language to every Indian, love it, marry it, reproduce it and make it your own to succeed.
English is the global medium of communication for the new millenium. make it yours, Bollywood, then surive and succeed. Make Indiam movies with Indian stories, Indian stars, Indian settings, Indian songs, Indian technology in Indian English. This is the way to go, get recognised and to success.
Re: INDIANS are being CALLED AS DOG BY BRITISHER
by ratnadeep ray on Feb 25, 2009 04:07 PM
If this movie has called us DOG then it also has the term Millionaire in its title. So it nullified the insult with a credit.
Re: INDIANS are being CALLED AS DOG BY BRITISHER
by nikhil madhusudhan on Feb 25, 2009 12:34 AM
Come on!!! Show signs of some tolerance man!!! A movie is just meant for entertainment does not aim at harming anyone's sentiments or show others country in dark!!! I dont know why people make so much noise before and after the movies release!!! It happened with jodha akbar, billu, ghajini, and the list is just countless!!! Come on if india needs to come ahead to become a superpower then we need to have a tolerant society which can absorb the punches thrown at it and reply back harder!!!
Re: INDIANS are being CALLED AS DOG BY BRITISHER
by pascoal fernandes on Feb 24, 2009 05:53 PM
Sorry but it is true, in most of our films the hero calls his villian kutha. We are used to this word. Also the government staff treat us like kutha, our work is not done, like dogs we have to go from department to department till you are tired of fed up. You can even here them saying "ye kutha vapas ah gaya sataneko" This dog is come again to worry. In our own country we are treated like dogs why dont you complain. We are like this only Boss.
Re: My Mumabai has been shown mess
by ratnadeep ray on Feb 25, 2009 04:15 PM
If this movie has called us DOG then it also has the term Millionaire in its title. So it nullified the insult with a credit.
Re: My Mumabai has been shown mess
by S Vasanthkumar on Feb 25, 2009 12:41 PM
We are leaving a Dog's life....thanks to us who voted these criminal politicians to govern us....
Re: My Mumabai has been shown mess
by Celia Philips on Feb 26, 2009 09:25 PM
I dont choose to interpret the word slumdog as sumthing abusive. Perhaps you have heard of a word in English language..."Underdog"...the director chose to create a word approximately synonymous to this word. The story is all about a boy of low social status winning true love and a million ....
