I've normally seen that movies badly rated by Raja sen are the ones which even HE liked( "good in parts" but then he remembers that as a Film critic he should never admit it openly.
i guess you are inexplicably living in Shahrukh's fake persona, larger than life image, and immersed deep neck in his characters (no matter how worst the film is!!!!) that at times you tend to ignore the sincerest efforts of a first time director, whom you rightly called the best actor in hindi cinema, and has the courage enough to write such foolish reviews about this such a wonderful film. This isnt even sarcasm, it is a mere correspondence of your internal views on others and I am sure you are following the perpendicular rule where SRK is always on top and others at the bottom. I would rather suggest you to go on and write an autobiography on Shahrukh and forget about becoming a critic. You would soon be jobless, if rediff have some sensible people in the management. I wish you luck.
Re: Re: only shahrukh movies gets applauded by Raja
by umesh sharma on Sep 23, 2011 05:16 PM
Wait for Ra.One n he'll be( Raja) like this is better than Terminator...
As the reviewer rightly said about Pankaj Kapoor "the best actor in history of Indian cinema" i would watch this film only because it is his directorial debut.. I was getting the vibes frm the trailer that the film wont be pathbreaking (something like Pankaj Kapoor's acting skill) but still will watch it for this man's effort behind camera
Re: Will watch because it is directed by Pankaj Kapoor
by dishkyauow on Sep 23, 2011 03:52 PM
boss.. its 'best actor in hindi cinema' not indian cinema...
Re: Re: Will watch because it is directed by Pankaj Kapoor
by capture on Sep 23, 2011 05:03 PM
nopes dear he is the best in indian cinema, i know u r talking about the out of shape south indian actors, which have no acting sense.........
Re: Re: Re: Will watch because it is directed by Pankaj Kapoor
by dishkyauow on Sep 24, 2011 02:28 PM
stay happy dear.. some body has rightly said ignorance is bliss...
