dude but acting is acting..whatever picture it may be...
i dont know about the award nor have i seen dirty picture
Be glad you didn't. Only sexual innuendos and a story with the depth of a fish pond. Also, nothing really dirty about it.
dude but acting is acting..whatever picture it may be...
i dont know about the award nor have i seen dirty picture
Beauty is a matter of opinion. And in my opinion, Vidya Balan looks gorgeous.
Beauty is a matter of opinion. And in my opinion, Vidya Balan looks gorgeous.
believe it or not
Vidya Balan was consideered for the Padmashri award... becos she acted in movies like Dirty Picture
what the hell happening in this country..
As someone mentioned in youtube Our great Emraan hashmi says he don't watch bollywood films & have very less knowledge about it . May be that's why most of his films are copied from hollywood! agreed everyone has their views. But he never said why. Anyways its sad that he still expects people to see his films and people do that too.Imran hashmi and Mahesh bhatt deserve a salute for making karan johar not s#it praise unnecessarily on koffee wid karan.. The best ep.. Hashmi just nailed it.
As someone mentioned in youtube Our great Emraan hashmi says he don't watch bollywood films & have very less knowledge about it . May be that's why most of his films are copied from hollywood! agreed everyone has their views. But he never said why. Anyways its sad that he still expects people to see his films and people do that too.
Bhatt camp is pure business & nothing else Mahesh bhatt may have knowledge but is completely business oriented. He is very desperate to bring complete nudity & full sex scenes in bollywood too. I have seen heard many of his interviews & one thing is clear he strongly believes sex sells and can go to any extent to make his movies more steamy.
when people like these exits (Including the guys who commented there) what more can you expect.
Jai Ho Review by KRK | | KRK Live | Bollywood - YouTube
If public likes to throw money at stupid pictures like murder 2. Then they are bound to make such films in future too. After all money is what matters. By public I mean majority of those (idiots) who have just crossed the school boundary & entered the collage & guys in small towns & rual areas where education is still at its infancy. These people have no idea what a film is.
Thus the proucers/directors doesn't care what we say because they know it won't fetch them any money.
This statements sounds a bit classist to me. Availability or lack of money and/or education doesn't develop taste in movies (or music or books or any art for that matter).
Highly educated people with a nice 6 figure salary can also be terrible movie viewers. Movies are still timepass for Indian people. People will buy ticket of any movie on weekend and this results in stupid masala films with large footprint getting more money as it is playing in 3500+ screens at a time while a good movie is playing in theatres which are few and far between.
I have heard countless times that 'we went to watch xyz but ended up watching abc'.
One sentence I can never understand which many critic reviews as well as user reviews mention - keep your brains at home and you will enjoy the movie.
Now how the hell can someone do that? Atleast I can't. If I am watching a dabangg or chennai express or dhoom 3 my brain automatically analysis all aspects of story+screenplay+acting.
We need more movies like TZP and kahaani.
Tell me about it. AFAIK, almost all of UP, Bihar etc are rabid Sallu fans. But one thing that I have noticed is that almost all Sallu fans lack brains to varying extents (probably because most of them are gym freaks).
Salman knows that he is set for life as long as such people exist. They will watch any crap that he makes and behind the scenes he probably laughs at their stupidity as he counts his money. People need to be educated about different movies at a younger age because later they will become too accustomed with bollywood movies to explore something else. They would not understand the concept because they were never exposed to it and therefore never know what to make of it. That is why there are so few (if not none) Sci-fi or Horror movies in Bollywood. Producers don't want to risk making such movies because the audience would not understand the concept of sci-fi or horror.
The first Hollywood movie I watched was Terminator 2 : Judgement Day, when I was 6-7 years old. That movie blew my mind, a cyborg comes from the future to save the Connor family from another cyborg that was made of liquid metal. Such a concept was unimaginable, it just drove me nuts. That movie set a standard for me then. After that, bollywood movies just did not appeal to me anymore, the stories were too simplistic and common, just like the target audience for those movies. But everyone were into Bollywood with a selected few of my peers who even knew about hollywood movies. Since I don't easily give in to peer pressure, my taste in hollywood and world movies has persisted to this day. But I guess that is only my nature.