Which is the last Bollywood film you saw ?

[Bala (Karthik)]

I Hate Love Stories - Nonsense waste

[kid-glove]

Oray Lousu. Missus thollai?

[SoftSword]

GoW trailer

gvp dhanae... naallaa vaasichirukkaan polayae...

[P_R]

(that said, Jaane Tu, which i hated initially was actually not that bad in subsequent viewings). Araajagam

pArtheengaLA, andha padam ungaLukkE theriyAma ungaLukku pudichchu pOyirukku

[P_R]

Looking forward to Shanghai.
Here's a lovely intree of Dibakar Banerjee

I cannot figure out if one Indian political party is saying anything substantially different from the other, and even if it is saying so, I cannot see if they are doing anything substantial at all. When I say doing, it is related to the ideology of that party. In modern India, there are no political ideologies; there is just political power, or the lack of it, or the ambition for it, or the misuse of it, or the abuse of it.

The idea is to question what we call development, how we achieve development, whose development it really is, who benefits from this progress and why we are choosing a certain brand of development over the other.

Q Can cinema bring about political change?

A You know and I know that films don’t change sh*t. They just react to the environment and put some ideas into existence. My duty is to let my films exist in the political and social domain so that if it has to fire someone’s imagination some day, it will.

Q How important is humour to you?

A If you see a lack of humour in any art form, in the most artistic of achievements, it is the surest sign that it does not come from the heart; that it is not spontaneous, that it is manufactured, preachy and it wants to say that it is superior to you. Most messages from God or gods—basically written down by men only—don’t have any humour in them because they are written to tell other people that their God or gods is or are superior. It’s different with an artist. When he reflects on something, it can’t ever be without humour because in life the moment there is tragedy, right next to it there is comedy.

Brilliant I say.

[P_R]

Vicky donor - OK, not bad. Annu Kapoor was

Just saw the trailer. padam paakkaNum pOlayE

Even the Madhanlal Khurana guy was quite alright

Just imagining him in this role

Racial, cultural prejudice (i don't mean overt bigotry here) ellaam room pottu deep-a discuss panna vendiyadhu. I somehow think there's more to it than meets our conscious mind/eye

padam paaththuttu varEn..

btw I was waiting for this ladiess to make her film debut. nalvaravu.

[Bala (Karthik)]

padam paaththuttu varEn..

BTB, the line you have quoted oru general comment, padam specific illa. Idha pathi oru thadava Plum ku PN anuppirukken. Indha tropic inga eppayacham discuss panna sollunga, vandhurren

[Bala (Karthik)]

Oray Lousu. Missus thollai?

Less tension more work. More (crap) movies

[P_R]

BTB, the line you have quoted oru general comment, padam specific illa. Idha pathi oru thadava Plum ku PN anuppirukken. Indha tropic inga eppayacham discuss panna sollunga, vandhurren

Oh ok.

The trailer is fantastic

sila pronunciation ellAm pinraangappA spatialist
ek cricketerwala sampal dhikaaOnA..dhEsh kE liyE khElEgA, note chaappEgA alag sE

aaryaputra hain b/c

Annu Kappoor mahabaratham explanation - gesture hO gayA

[littlemaster1982]

Kahaani - Kinda disappointed because of the climax. Didn't like the twist which made the whole story upside down. Very well made and an engaging watch anyway. Agree with Nerd about final voice over. We got the point already, why reiterate??