I feel Raja Sen would be better off writing reviews for films like Dabang, Ready, body guard and the other hot cakes in India. clearly you are not a well read person and direction is way out of your understanding. You should stick to masalas; only that will spice up your taste.
who has many boyfriends and lovers and sleeps around with them and hopes to find her "true love" and spends lots of money on expensive clothes cosmetics and going to parties and then wonder why they are unmarried and lonely at 30?
I agree with the review. Turning 30 mainly caters to a high society audience where live-in relationships & sex are subjects which are public drawing board conversations. Again, who breaks up an engagement for financials reasons.... How stupid a idea was that.... Pick up one character from "Sex and the city" and make a movie out of it... The result you get is "Turning 30!".... The movie just isn't real!
Re: The film isnt real: You are bang on right there... Mr.Raja Se
by shweta jain on Aug 02, 2011 01:31 PM
i agree it was a bad attempt or i must say indian attempt of sex in the city. makers dont know what life is there in newyork.. just copy the concept and make it desi. awful.
I disagree with your review. I think you have not tried to do any justice & hv placed a personal opinion on a public forum. Dude, this is a movie & just one of the incidents that may or may not relate to ones life. You do not hv to personalize it. This is one of the most immature reviews ever written. The movie was fairly realistic & has depicted events & emotions of what one wud do in a situation like that. The movie has captured the human vulnerability & the desire to find space amongst the cluttered space of mind well. They hv captured how a woman fights against the herd behavior & struggles to find herself & her individuality back. I seriously do not understand whats the deal with kissing??? Yes its casual & was not unneeded at any moment in the film. It fitted perfect. Yes the gurl does spoon the boy but thats to get her love back.. in a state of a fuzzy mind. Its completely justified. Chill out, get a break, break the clutter in your mind, think laterally ... its a good one
I disagree with your review. I think you have not tried to do any justice & hv placed a personal opinion on a public forum. Dude, this is a movie & just one of the incidents that may or may not relate to ones life. You do not hv to personalize it. This is one of the most immature reviews ever written. The movie was fairly realistic & has depicted events & emotions of what one wud do in a situation like that. The movie has captured the human vulnerability & the desire to find space amongst the cluttered space of mind well. They hv captured how a woman fights against the herd behavior & struggles to find herself & her individuality back. I seriously do not understand whats the deal with kissing??? Yes its casual & was not unneeded at any moment in the film. It fitted perfect. Yes the gurl does spoon the boy but thats to get her love back.. in a state of a fuzzy mind. Its completely justified. Chill out, get a break, break the clutter in your mind, think laterally ... its a good one
Now I'm wary about Turning 30. Bollywood is scrabbling at the bottom of the barrel of creds and creativity, except for snatches of brilliance, which are yet in woeful short supply. At any rate, Raja Sen was spot on with his one line review of No One Killed Jessica. He was right, I ignored it and very soon lamented it.
Looks like the movie was in English and Raja Sen is unable to understand it. Turning 30 is a delightful movie, so much so that we are going to watch it again tomorrow after watching it today. I also suspect that as he has not got a check from Alankrita for writing a review, he is showing his frustation in public.
Retire Raja Sen. yucks yucks. Aweful review of an awesome movie
Re: Raja sen sucks!
by Pat Thakur on Jan 16, 2011 02:26 PM
What else can you expect from a reviewer writing on a site which itself writes paid reviews (news) for it's Master Central Govt & the Alien Religious Community it supports, thereby sidelining Hindus in their own country.
