@gauravsabnis DDLJ is a “great” film that doesn’t stand the test of time for me. I saw this film around 5 times when it initially released & for a good period of nearly 2 decades, considered it my all time favourite Bollywood film. Now, beyond the music, this film has no repeat viewing value.
@loveofcinemasf8 I agree wholeheartedly, additionally, Feroz Abbas Khan had crafted one of the better films on Gandhi since Kamal Haasan’s masterful Hey Ram.
@loveofcinemasf8 David Ellison isn’t staying quiet. I’m sure he’s still making moves behind the scenes with the Trump administration to break this sale from happening.
@Aishworryyaa As much as i like SRK. Going forward,I don’t see him ever taking on a role that can highlight the actor in him. He’s more of a businessman now than an artist. He use to,at times,give consideration to the latter ideology decades back. Having said that, his last great role was CDI.
@loveofcinemasf8 One of the more interesting takes on Dil Se(note: the writer should have been more careful in pointing out that Dil Se was Ratnam’s 1st hindi film & not the 4th hindi film)
https://t.co/oZPlA5zG6r
@STUPIDREACTIONS It’s an Indian film, or at least it should be. If a white guy financed an opening up of a new indian restaurant with an all indian origin staff, it’s an indian restaurant. At the very least, some will find it amusing that the owner is caucasian.
@IndieKnopfler Initial reviews of Kennedy from Cannes seem to suggest that it’s a bad film. With the exception of Kashyap’s own daughter, who, on her podcast said it was her favourite of her dads work.