even once upon a time bas based in 1970s.. this proves 70s were the best in hindi cinema. full of glamour,entertainment and clean. still everyone misses them.
Re: retro..
by Kaka on Nov 04, 2010 10:40 PM
Yeah, u are right, the movies of the 1970s were fabolous. That period along with 1960s has to be ranked as the golden era of Hindi cinema.
It was the era of RajeshKhanna and AmitabhBachchan, then there were Dharmendra and VinodKhanna, two of the most handsome lookers with superb physique to boot.
4/5Action Replayy Movie Review-Action Replayy - A clean fun musical entertainer Posted by: aao (IP Logged) Date: November 3, 2010 11:07AM Action Replayy Movie Review Print
E-mail this Action Replayy - A clean fun musical entertainer Joginder Tuteja [Friday, November 05, 2010]
'Action Replayy' is one film which is arriving as an underdog this Diwali. The film doesn't scream and excites audience by proclaiming - 'Hey, look I am cool' or 'See, Akshay Kumar would be seen as a Mr. Smart Know All' once again' or 'The gags are such that you would fall off your seats'. Instead it does it all in a subtle manner when it comes to treatment though the look of the film does gain audience attention, courtesy the 70s setting that had a psychedelic flavour to it.
No wonder, when the curtains go up, the film begins and a few minutes later, Akshay is introduced as a nerd from the 70s, everyone collectively goes 'eeks' along with his son (Aditya Roy Kapoor) who has made a visit to the past. Forget the flamboyance or the energy that one expects from Akshay Kumar, he actually gets into a garb as never worn before. Donning an ill fitting 'kurta-pyajama', a pair of TV screen style glasses, a 'champu' haircut, an awkward walk and last but the most visible aspect of his personality - two protruding teeth, Akshay is as unlike a hero as one can expect from him or any other supporting actor filling a frame.
Vipul Shah gets the retro flavour bang on right from th
Re: 4/5Action Replayy Movie Review-Action Replayy - A clean fun m
by Kaka on Nov 03, 2010 10:55 PM
The movies of the 1960s and 1970s were the best and simply superb. They had it all except for of course the high tech of today. The movies were also good, a mix of all from comedy to action and tragedy, with some fabolous actors and actresses.
There is none like Mehmood (the greatest comedian ever), Shammi Kapoor, Dharmendta, VinodKhanna,AmitabhBachchan, ZeenatAman,Mumtaz,HemaMalini,Asrani (another superb comedian), etc.
4/5Action Replayy Movie Review-Action Replayy - A clean fun musical entertainer Posted by: aao (IP Logged) Date: November 3, 2010 11:07AM Action Replayy Movie Review Print
E-mail this Action Replayy - A clean fun musical entertainer Joginder Tuteja [Friday, November 05, 2010]
'Action Replayy' is one film which is arriving as an underdog this Diwali. The film doesn't scream and excites audience by proclaiming - 'Hey, look I am cool' or 'See, Akshay Kumar would be seen as a Mr. Smart Know All' once again' or 'The gags are such that you would fall off your seats'. Instead it does it all in a subtle manner when it comes to treatment though the look of the film does gain audience attention, courtesy the 70s setting that had a psychedelic flavour to it.
No wonder, when the curtains go up, the film begins and a few minutes later, Akshay is introduced as a nerd from the 70s, everyone collectively goes 'eeks' along with his son (Aditya Roy Kapoor) who has made a visit to the past. Forget the flamboyance or the energy that one expects from Akshay Kumar, he actually gets into a garb as never worn before. Donning an ill fitting 'kurta-pyajama', a pair of TV screen style glasses, a 'champu' haircut, an awkward walk and last but the most visible aspect of his personality - two protruding teeth, Akshay is as unlike a hero as one can expect from him or any other supporting actor filling a frame.
Vipul Shah gets the retro flavour bang on right from th
4/5Action Replayy Movie Review-Action Replayy - A clean fun musical entertainer Posted by: aao (IP Logged) Date: November 3, 2010 11:07AM Action Replayy Movie Review Print
E-mail this Action Replayy - A clean fun musical entertainer Joginder Tuteja [Friday, November 05, 2010]
'Action Replayy' is one film which is arriving as an underdog this Diwali. The film doesn't scream and excites audience by proclaiming - 'Hey, look I am cool' or 'See, Akshay Kumar would be seen as a Mr. Smart Know All' once again' or 'The gags are such that you would fall off your seats'. Instead it does it all in a subtle manner when it comes to treatment though the look of the film does gain audience attention, courtesy the 70s setting that had a psychedelic flavour to it.
No wonder, when the curtains go up, the film begins and a few minutes later, Akshay is introduced as a nerd from the 70s, everyone collectively goes 'eeks' along with his son (Aditya Roy Kapoor) who has made a visit to the past. Forget the flamboyance or the energy that one expects from Akshay Kumar, he actually gets into a garb as never worn before. Donning an ill fitting 'kurta-pyajama', a pair of TV screen style glasses, a 'champu' haircut, an awkward walk and last but the most visible aspect of his personality - two protruding teeth, Akshay is as unlike a hero as one can expect from him or any other supporting actor filling a frame.
Vipul Shah gets the retro flavour bang on right from th
