barfi - copy of at least half a dozen movies. vicky donar - copy of French-Canadian Sperm Donor Comedy 'Starbuck' shown at IFFI - goa ' 2011. i go with GOW as of now.
We indians really lack self respect.. We dont have any problem stealing someone else' things. Neither we mind defending it. Probably thats the reason rest of the world consider indians as pests. Those defending this must realise that they are destroying the talent and innovation by promoting the fakes out there.
as a audiance i got value for my money spend. so it was good movie. (bollywood can say tht they took me through 5 good classics like Singing in rain etc in one ticket!!) plus i wonder people who are critizing here how much watch good cinema? they dont watch it coz it not avilable on pirated cds ha ha ha. To copy something also requires skills,check ur exam papers.. amen. love and peace.. bring on next movie pl
To this generation, plagiarism has become the norm rather than the exception. In fact, Anurag Basu has gone one step ahead of Priyadharshan who lifted scenes from various Malayalam films to make one Hindi film. Now we have Anurag Basu, who lifts scenes from various international films of different languages and makes a Barfi. Why doesn't today's film makers have the patience to make a film that they can proudly call their own creation. No wonder Kiran Malhotra who having exhausted all his creativity remade Agneepath is singing praises for this cinematic theft. These film-makers are no different from the criminals who sell pirated DVDs and Books on our pavements.
what ever it may be ,even the scenes of inspector reminds me of maniratnam's thiruda thiruda.Ranbir was awesome ,what an actor.His movies are different and his acting skills he has shown are there to stay for ever.shud rate him above kamal mamooty and amir for such acting.gud actor doesn't have any barriers.ranbir is true example of that.traet us more ranbir...
