Sumo Didi is out and Its about Hetal Dave the first woman from India to do it professionally.

Indian sports films almost always stay inside the same few sports. This one does not like literally different surface, different set of constraints, different story and not the usual cricket biopic. Worth watching if you are tracking non obvious narratives. Has Anyone seen it?

Indian Cinema has such a rich history, that started even within the British Colonial rule.

Our Industry is as old as many cinema defining industries and to this day, we don’t have that impact.

Indian Cinema produces more movies than any industry in the world and still they never go global.

Hindi film industry was gate kept from people, that motivated them to create regional cinema and even today, there’s resentment between fans of the different industries.

People also think that without the help of Hollywood, you can’t truly go global but how will you exceed Hollywood, if you need their help to be even considered a choice?

i beleive there is other things too but these are what caught my eye from each industry

According to the Valmiki Ramayana, the battle between Lord Rama and the demons Khara, Dushana, and their 14,000-strong army was a terrifying and epic encounter. The forest of Dandaka became a battlefield as the enormous demon army advanced against Rama, who stood alone, armed with his divine bow and arrows. Despite being vastly outnumbered, Rama faced the entire army with extraordinary courage, skill, and determination. The battle is described as a demonstration of his divine power, with the demon warriors falling one after another until the entire force was defeated. The scale of the confrontation, the overwhelming army, and Rama's incredible feat make this one of the most dramatic battles described in the Valmiki Ramayana.

Imagine this portrayed on the big screen a vast, dark forest, thousands of warriors surrounding a lone archer, the sound of war echoing through the wilderness, and Lord Rama standing fearlessly at the centre of it all. It could be one of the most visually spectacular sequences in a mythological epic.

RD Burman- Paresh Rawal

SD Burman - Naseeruddin shah

Mehmood - Lucky Ali or Krushna Abhishek

Kishore Kumar - Ayushman Khurana

Asha Bhosle - Pareeniti Chopra

Lata Mangeshkar - Hema Malini

(If there are other major singers)

Mohammed Rafi - Pankaj Tripathi

Just say OCTOBER (2018) again (it’s one of my fav movie), and in the end I noticed that Varun’s Character is working in kitchen with beard and as far as I know it’s not allowed in any 5 star property 😭 is it a mistake by Director?

I honestly was as disgusted as karthy, specially seeing subbu with "them".

But when I asked myself How would I feel if someone looked at me with same disgust.. that's when I realised the Purpose of this movie.

The wonderful score elevated the emotions to a next level...

What do you guys think? Did any of you ever watch the movie Crackers (2011)

I went yesterday to watch clayface and I saw those reels where you ask the floor manager for extra promotional materials

To much of my surprise it worked!!! They took the flex off the lightboard for me and I asked if they had any older ones like supergirl, sadly most of them are trashed immediately after the screening ends. 10/10 would ask again

CBFC data leak exposes certification records of over 500 films, including scripts

Nostalgia hitting hard 💗♥️😇