Re: Re: 'Sholay
by Kooda Mooda on May 30, 2013 04:34 PM
There will NEVER be another legend like our great satyajit ray,folks!Everbody talks so much about satyajit ray! But how many indians includibng indian film-malrers and directors and reviwers have watched the greatest film ever made, "ashani sanket" or diatsnt thunder,???may be a few hundred all ove hindustan??? what ashame, all indians MUST see this greateste film ever made and then analayze what did our great freedom fgihters,MKgandheee and nerhu did when lakhs of our ancsteros were being left to death by starvation by crooked brisih looters during world war and two, and just check hsiory to see what did our great freedom fighters did to prevent this stavation fo thousands and thousands of our ancestors too,folks!Did the great freeedom fighters fast until death as they used tyo do or did they enjoy the parteies thrown by the british crooks???just read indian history of past 100 years folks!to know more!
Re: Another superb more Real Movie
by abc_xyz abc_xyz on May 06, 2013 12:29 PM
"A Wednesday" is a well-made film. Dont call it realistic. They way police functions and the politicians take quick decisions and they way Nasseruddin Shah handles those complex instruments with ease and planting bombs inside the police headquarters - are all very cinematic and far from realism.
Re: Re: Another superb more Real Movie
by kiran kumar on May 06, 2013 02:08 PM
whatever, my point is "he value of common man in India". the movie clearly shows the comman man in india have almost zero value
1980-90 was great period in Indian cinema, a lot of revolutionary changes happened, entire definition of cinema was re-written, the parallel cinema supported by great bunch of actors Nazirudin Shaw, Om puri, Kulbhushan Kharbandha, Smita Patil,Shabana Asmi, and directors Govind Nihalani,Keten Mehta, Girish Karnad, etc in all regional languages the best films occurred in 1980-90s,after the globalisation, India began to move money making ways, throwing is basic principles to winds, gone the middle class ethics and insistence of truth and helpfulness to others in the society. UPA2 lead us to shameless state of scams and shameless way to grab and stick to power at any cost. Nowadays films are made on huge budgets,high visuals, stars paid crores but no substance in the movies, many of them degraded to skinshows. Even those skin shows doesnt entertain people.
...Have You Ever Thought? Be It The Actors, Actresses, Directors Or The Music Directors In The Mentioned Five Films Is Either A Punjabi, A Christian, A Muslim, A Hindu, A Maharashtrian, A South Indian, A Bengali And So On...
Why Then View India In Black & White When Its So Colorful?
or Id10ts? Just look at this message board. Full of Id10ts trying to fight with each other. Those Id10ts don't even realize that they are wearing an identity that was given to them at birth. It wasn't their choice. Why fight for something that you didn't even ask for?
Re: Indians
by PreethiSaarika on May 04, 2013 10:56 AM
Shame none of these idiots have NOT even heard of satyajit ray or his great films including the greatest film ever made, "ashani sanket" or distan thunder! why speak to morrons&idiiots who are just fans of shallow and useless and garbage bollywwod films ONLY, what a shame!
Re: Re: Indians
by Christy on May 06, 2013 11:45 AM
Well said - there r so many Excellent Realistic movies in Malayalam & down south - unfortunately these guys who do this sort of list restrict themselves to Universe Bollywood...
or Id10ts? Just look at this message board. Full of Id10ts trying to fight with each other. Those Id10ts don't even realize that they are wearing an identity that was given to them at birth. It wasn't their choice. Why fight for something that you didn't even ask for?
For a Kolkattan anything Indian means hindi and Bengali, so naturally he wouldn't know what south indian films are. Frankly Holi is not even a film worth watching, but guys this is just some one's personal opinion. Doesn't reflect on popular opinion.
Correct Hindi movies have come to show some standards only recently. Dibakar is one of those who made it possible for Hindi cinema. His Love S e x Dhokha is a shaking experience. All this while any decent cinema from India had to be from Bengal, Kerala, Tamilnadu or Karnataka. I shudder to remember the Jitendra starrer trashes of 1980s. I thank heavens that time is flowing forward and not backward.
