Movie making is a culture also. If you look at priyan’s career, in the early late 80s and 90 he made comic movies (most of them originated from Hollywood) with Mohanlal on the lead role. On late 90s Mohanlal lost the image of door to the next boy and Priyan started moving to Bollywood with the remakes of the superhit south Indian films. The only movie which stands out in his career is Kanchivaram (Tamil) which he got the national recognition. Also we can add Kaalapani (Malayalam) to a certain extend only. Apart from these 2 movies, there is nothing to cheer about Priyan’s career as a film maker. Perhaps he has earned a lot of monetary thru his remakes. But film making or any art form is not all about making money. It is stamping our signatures with our own style and class and which we cannot observe on Priyadharsan.
Re: Copied movies from Hollywood should not be considered
by rilov paloly on Oct 17, 2010 05:55 PM
I am 100% sure that you didn't watch any of these movies..
Really well made movie, though max of the scenes are copied from Mississipi Burning, but the director has Indianised those scenes really nicely.. Paresh rocks as usual, Ajay and Akshayee joins the partyy.. Reema Sen is the surprise element of the movie. She rocks..
i liked the movie, till the time i saw MB, aakrosh is photocopied frame to frame from MB. and the sad part is even dialogues are copied. shame on priya darshan.
Re: aakrosh copy of MB
by Bhaskar Biswas on Oct 17, 2010 12:51 AM
this movie is for those people like us, who does not understand english accent... if everything is copied from an english movie, then i will thanks priya darshan, that he enabled me to watch two films at the same time, and that to an english film.. well done, priyadarshan!!
Re: Re: aakrosh copy of MB
by howudoudo on Oct 17, 2010 08:41 AM
@Biswas,
Pls do not insult the originalality of the makers of Mississipi Burning with your frivolous comments. Pls watch Mississipi Burning, you will know the immense strength of the movie.
Re: Re: Re: aakrosh copy of MB
by prabhat mohanty on Oct 17, 2010 02:43 PM
- I have seen both. Priyan's movie is well made with Indian sensibilities. It has enough strength of its own.
