Which is the last Bollywood film you saw ?

**Querida** · 3rd August 2011, 09:17 AM

"Salaam Namaste" a realistic and modern dilemma concerning relationships and common-law relationships specifically that had been going well until that is the ending which turned into a pathetic clown show...i think it started with the "craving" song and went downhill from there...and that whole unnecessary cameo by abhi....really undermined whatever point they were trying to get across.

"Ready" - meh...really meh...Asin looks like a doll...it's Sallu's movie from the get go with the focus on his weird pouts, bravado lines and "zingers", him besting everyone of course...i seriously laughed harder in "Andaz Apna Apna" when he was being made to play the fool...

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**Querida** · 3rd August 2011, 11:42 PM

Watched "Udaan" haven't seen anything like it in terms of hindi films...was very impressed and surprised that it was kept to its realism throughout. Rohan and Arjun for their young age have done so well, the father plays his role to a T. Really felt like a glimpse into someone's life. BGM was appropriate, poems recited were impressive.

A review I read:
http://entertainment.oneindia.in/bol...ew-140710.html

**kid-glove** · 5th August 2011, 10:41 PM

"Viruddh .. Pamily Comes First " on some indhi channel
Amitabh B - perusa onnum illaiyE. This is the kind of role Rajini could do without much effort. Yet there's a BPM which propagates that Rajini's not an actor at all (just as it uses Kamal is not a star at all.) using these kind of films as an example.

**Mahen** · 6th August 2011, 11:42 PM

Originally Posted by Querida

Watched "Udaan" haven't seen anything like it in terms of hindi films...was very impressed and surprised that it was kept to its realism throughout. Rohan and Arjun for their young age have done so well, the father plays his role to a T. Really felt like a glimpse into someone's life. BGM was appropriate, poems recited were impressive.

A review I read:
http://entertainment.oneindia.in/bol...ew-140710.html

REalism? I felt the father's role was very cinematic..As jinju said, one of those 'boys becoming men' aracha maavu

for me udaan was average

**Mahen** · 6th August 2011, 11:45 PM

ZNMD..it was nice touring Spain

story/screenplay nothing great..thank god there were a few funny moments..
Jinju correcta sonninga abt ZNMD

**MADDY** · 7th August 2011, 06:57 PM

ZNMD - yawn

interesting locations but convenient anecdotes and characterizations to fit the "discovery travel" style of film.........Abhay Deol neglected as a weak metrosexual third fiddle was sad.......adhe high pitch rock meesic, yung guys running, zooming cameras over exotic locations etc - shabba

**Mahen** · 11th August 2011, 10:12 AM

http://www.bollywoodhungama.com/broa...ler-Force.html

Pluses
-Harris has another winner in Bollywood after RHTD
-Genelia
Minuses
-Johny boy excessive stripping doesnt make him look like a cop
-villain no match to jeevan

Whats with johny's steroid pumped body..

**littlemaster1982** · 11th August 2011, 10:38 AM

John Abraham gives a new definition of being wooden

**Querida** · 15th August 2011, 10:23 AM

Originally Posted by Mahen

REalism? I felt the father's role was very cinematic..As jinju said, one of those 'boys becoming men' aracha maavu

for me udaan was average

yes i know bildungsroman is a popular theme used in cinema and novels but after being inundated by masala mindlessness this was a nice refreshing change.

I felt the father's character complex in parts...it wasn't a bad father realizing and changing his ways, nor was it a full-on evil man wrecking havoc, it was a man surviving as he always had waning in and out of attempts of guilt-ridden goodness, he regresses further I guess while the son graduates to a question-laden ending...the journey of which will take him and his brother being successful is highly suspect for me.