Are Tamilnadu and W. Bengal the most controversial states in India? There are always meaningless problems being discussed in these states charged with high drama and fake emotions.
Re: Tamilnadu and W. Bengal
by soutik das on Jan 31, 2013 04:10 AM
And what is people of your state doing? Wearing bangles like Chatur Naar and doing Shringaar?
Saw The film and though I am a big fan of kamal for many years i felt the film was a very ordinary thriller.The muslim controversy is just by some fringe groups who want to get publicity or some hidden political benefit.There is nothing which can hurt any religious sentiments.tomorrow if a hindu,christian,doctor lawyer farmer is shown as a villain it can hurt anybody who is not mature enough to know it is only a work of fiction.Tomorrow any and very film can be banned for some reason or the other.It is high time amendments are made to make the censor board the final authority on films-like the supreme court.Once passed by it,it has to be shown to the public and if anybody is against the film then they can choose to not see it or protest in media etc peacefully.The film should be shown and the larger public must see it to make up their minds.Second point is kamal is lying about the film costing 100 crores.There was nothing in the film to show that it cost 100 crores-kamal has acted and directed it so his cost is free.The actors all are nobodies who can be got for very little-no established heroines/villains in the film.Only two locations in the film-new york and afghanistan.Hardly any big special effects-just the usual explosions and car chases.Maybe a few choppers and military vehicles were hired but hardly going to cost 100 crores.It must have been 1/4th of this amount and kamal must have already recovered the money.So an unnecessary controversy for a very average film.
Re: vishwaroopam-a controversy for nothing !
by karthik krishnan on Jan 31, 2013 03:20 AM
You have been taking films for many year & have in depth knowledge on special effects and movie production. What a Very good judgement.
