It is a distinct trait of the raxce they belong to (negrito dravidian).
Re: Most malayalis
by shobha gomathi on Dec 21, 2013 01:43 PM
And you have showed your Aryan stupidity by croaking needlessly. As they say, empty vessels make more noise!
Re: Re: Most malayalis
by Vikram on Dec 22, 2013 03:32 AM
Please don’t demean the acting prowess of south Indians, we have produced many a fine actors like the legendary Sivaji Ganesan, N.T Rama Rao , Rajkumar , Kamala Hassan, Mamooty, Mohanlal and the list goes on. There is a famous saying by Marlon Brando about Sivaji Ganesan “You can act like anyone including myself but I can never act like you” .Bollywood films have a wider audience as Hindi is widely spoken language in India that people tend to neglect the contribution of South Indian movies towards Indian cinema. Another major factor contributing to the ignorance of you northies has to be blamed on media as it is totally skewed towards bollywood and have always neglected south Indian movies big time .You northies want to see what acting and versatility is all about ,just watch the movies of these people I have mentioned. Maybe all your Khans and your Kumar’s can learn a lesson or two by observing them. Watch movies like Salangai Oli/Nayagan by Kamala Hassan or a Bharatham by Mohanlal or a Deviamagan /Pasamalar by Sivaji Ganesan to know about good acting and versatility is all about, but skin show are what you northies are interested in then please stick to Bollywood.
Re: Re: Re: Most malayalis
by on Dec 23, 2013 03:51 PM
it is waste of time explaining about acting and capabilities of south indian actors...all these morons know is glamour..they can think beyond that.....
Re: Most malayalis
by bob clown on Dec 21, 2013 10:27 AM
Never say this sir. We are all Indians, above all human beings. No discrimination please. If it is a negrito why are they taking people like Rajinikanth, Kamal Hassan, Asin, Rekha, Sri Devi. It is only the talent and not the race. Obviously North indians have the Indo-Aryan trait and South Indians have the Dravidian, but basically India is a multicultural country. Many technicians are also from South only just remember that.
Re: Re: Re: Most malayalis
by bob clown on Dec 21, 2013 10:57 AM
yes Mr piri. u just put the division in ur mind thought by using those terms as traits not me. No wonder India is divided like this. let Anthropologist do their work
Re: devotion of suspect x????
by aRuN kUmAr on Dec 23, 2013 04:10 PM
Hey thanks dude. I checked the synopsis of the novel and the film's synopsis sounds familiar.
Re: bad luck: it was mammootty film
by on Dec 21, 2013 08:39 AM
Words can be deceiving also. It "was", but now it "is" a Mohanlal film. If Mammootty had acted in it, it would have been another Valsaliyam or some other movies of his, but when Lal sir acts he gives a style that is unique which makes each movie in a different way. That is why he is ahead of other actors. His intensity is totally different from others.
Re: Re: bad luck: it was mammootty film
by Alan Roy on Dec 21, 2013 09:29 AM
Correctly said. Mohan Lal is by any standard is one of the best actors India has seen in the past and also in the present and of course he would be in the future also comparisons. Give him any role whether masala, intense, action, in dance or humorous, he will win hands down. He is well known for practicing vigorously to live into the character. That is why his bulkiness has waived by his fans, audience and critics. On the other hand Mamooty is a good actor and one can say very intense but in character roles. He is not an alrounder He is a total failure in dance, action, humorous or masala roles. Mamooty is senior than Mohan Lal and the muslim lobby of directors/producers and mohan lal haters go for him. Precisely Mohan Lal is an actor with international appeal and stand against any actor in India. All the Best to Mohan Lal.
Re: Re: bad luck: it was mammootty film
by axxo on Dec 22, 2013 12:03 PM
but im not against mohan lal or anything. but i was telling how unlucky mammooty is. bcos he needs a real hit. of course this movie will b much better if it was acted by mammooty. mohan lal normally will not be good in these kind of roles. its bcos of the movie. i dont think these days mohan lal acting is that superb. he really lost his midas touch as olden days. its almost the same kind of acting. i dont know about this.
Re: Re: Re: bad luck: it was mammootty film
by Sheeja Shyam on Feb 20, 2014 04:06 PM
Very True, Mohanlal gives a style that is unique which makes each movie in a different way. That is why he is ahead of other actors. His intensity is totally different from others.
Re: Great comeback for Lalettan
by axxo on Dec 20, 2013 07:24 PM
yes. he really missed this movie. it was mammootty film. but he cudnt do this bcos of date clash. really a bad luck for him.
Re: Re: Great comeback for Lalettan
by Alan Roy on Dec 21, 2013 09:28 AM
Correctly said. Mohan Lal is by any standard is one of the best actors India has seen in the past and also in the present and of course he would be in the future also comparisons. Give him any role whether masala, intense, action, in dance or humorous, he will win hands down. He is well known for practicing vigorously to live into the character. That is why his bulkiness has waived by his fans, audience and critics. On the other hand Mamooty is a good actor and one can say very intense but in character roles. He is not an alrounder He is a total failure in dance, action, humorous or masala roles. Mamooty is senior than Mohan Lal and the muslim lobby of directors/producers and mohan lal haters go for him. Precisely Mohan Lal is an actor with international appeal and stand against any actor in India. All the Best to Mohan Lal.
Re: Re: Re: Great comeback for Lalettan
by on Dec 23, 2013 03:54 PM
actors like ompuri, naseerudinshah.... people dont gv importance to their looks becos...but thy can arrest you by their performance.....
Mohanlal can do the subtle roles in his own way naturally. That is what makes him a wonderful actor. The directors should give him more challenging roles to show his talent
Re: Mohanlal Magic
by axxo on Dec 20, 2013 06:23 PM
but frankly speaking he lost his midas touch. i dont know how gud will b his acting in this one. he bcome more wodden these days.
