Plum
Daily our nalla tropic discuss pannuvom, vandhu ponga
Plum
Daily our nalla tropic discuss pannuvom, vandhu ponga
VaruvEn - When England stuff South africa in the test series appO varrEn..
:rotfl: Now I know. England > Ponting for you :teeplight:
Plum incidentally is the only Anglophobe to not turn me off. Yet he's the most intensely Anglophobic person in the hub.
wowie... wb plum...
innum force'a edhirpaakkuraen...
btw, :clap: to sathya....
and puncturing the previlage... recenta paattha oru b/w pada dialogue:
it is the duty of a newspaper to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.
adhadhaane seiyaraar?
I mean engaging with the ethos, the worldview of a culture. My contention is Kamal's films are seeped in a Hindu worldview in this sense. He invokes Gita in thEvar magan. Here's another thought experiment. Would a Vetrimaran or Ram do something similar with the same subject material? ?In anbE sivam, for a film with a fair degree of socialist/communist leanings, he sees it via the prism of god, traces the message to thirumUlar and so on, instead of merely dismissing the idea of God as the opium of the people and sticking to a materialist worldview. The approach is very different from how a radical-left director like Jananathan would have done it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bala (Karthik)
And it's not like this is an unrecognized dimension in his films. Many of the Tamil lit mag critics have routinely criticised him on these grounds. The individual criticisms may or may not be valid (often they are one-dimensional) but there's a certain truth to them.
sathya...Quote:
Originally Posted by sathya_1979
plum avar kodanaadu pOnadha patthi pesittu irukkaar... neenga yaen kurkure saapidreenga...?
The last film he wrote was dasAvathAram for crying out loud. Let's begin from the beginning; why did he even make such a film? :) It's the sheer proximity that offends people, I say!
Even Hitler loved Jews in some qualified ways.
Awkward silence. Sorry lads, I'm just a sad, twisted individual with no taste.