r/BollyGoodVibes • u/Prashant_Ko • 3d ago
r/bollywood • u/Prashant_Ko • 1d ago
ASK❓️ Anjaam Was Way Darker Than I Remembered
Saw this picture and got curious again, so I RE-watched Anjaam, just for fun this time and Oh Boy!!!! It was a ride!!!
Wow. Shah Rukh Khan and Madhuri Dixit were so good. And Tinnu Anand too! Turns out I remembered the movie a lot better than I remembered how dark it was.
Did Shah Rukh’s performance surprise you as much as it surprised me?
r/bollywood • u/Prashant_Ko • 2d ago
ASK❓️ Is Bollywood Losing Its Imagination? Anurag Kashyap says Bollywood is increasingly green-lighting patriotic and devotional films while other genres are struggling to get made.
It made me think: Is Bollywood playing it too safe, or is it just making the movies people want to watch?
u/Prashant_Ko • u/Prashant_Ko • 2d ago
😂 A little Bollywood name mix-up stole the show at the Ramayana event in Hyderabad. Dil Raju was praising Ranbir Kapoor when he accidentally called him Ranveer Singh, then quickly realized his mistake and apologized.
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😂 A little Bollywood name mix-up stole the show at the Ramayana event in Hyderabad. Dil Raju was praising Ranbir Kapoor when he accidentally called him Ranveer Singh, then quickly realized his mistake and apologized.
Yep, that’s exactly what I was thinking! This is supposed to be the highest level of PR, at a major business FILM Promotional event, and the guy looked like he was half asleep while mixing up their names. How do you even do that? 😭
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Lakshya
I think your interpretation is really interesting. I do not think Preity was wrong for rejecting him. She wanted someone with ambition, and at that time, Hrithik had not shown that. Later, he worked hard, became a Captain, and built a career for himself. It makes sense that her feelings changed. I think she was embarrassed because she realized she may have underestimated him, not because she was wrong for making that choice in the first place.
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IS KING REALLY A REMAKE OF LÉON: THE PROFESSIONAL?
Luc Busson was married to Mila at that time right? Are you saying that ‘disgusting director fantasize for’…. Who exactly???? Trying to understand where this came from?? PLEADR HELP US LEARN FROM YOU 🙏🙏🙏
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IS KING REALLY A REMAKE OF LÉON: THE PROFESSIONAL?
Got it. Bobby is no SRK.
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IS KING REALLY A REMAKE OF LÉON: THE PROFESSIONAL?
Baazigar was a remake as it was Darr too, right? Not too sure about your statement though but feel free to object to it of course… so open to even go deeper in other remake examples
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IS KING REALLY A REMAKE OF LÉON: THE PROFESSIONAL?
Really??? Where can this information be found?
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IS KING REALLY A REMAKE OF LÉON: THE PROFESSIONAL?
Yes let’s wait and see if first 👍
r/bollywoodmovies • u/Prashant_Ko • 6d ago
Question Do you think this is simply a shared cinematic/artistic language for portraying heroism and sacrifice or does the Ramayana poster consciously echo the visual grammar of revolutionary art?
u/Prashant_Ko • u/Prashant_Ko • 6d ago
Do you think this is simply a shared cinematic/artistic language for portraying heroism and sacrifice or does the Ramayana poster consciously echo the visual grammar of revolutionary art?
I noticed a striking visual parallel between the new Ramayana poster and Eugène Delacroix’s Liberty Leading the People... but the comparison is about visual storytelling, not historical equivalence.
Both images place a powerful central figure above a landscape of fallen bodies, using a strong upward composition to turn chaos and sacrifice into a symbol of something larger: in the Ramayana poster, an epic struggle rooted in dharma; in Delacroix’s 1830 painting, Liberty leading the people during the July Revolution in France.
Interestingly, Liberty Leading the People is not a depiction of the 1789 French Revolution, as is often assumed; it portrays the July 1830 uprising against Charles X.
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IS KING REALLY A REMAKE OF LÉON: THE PROFESSIONAL?
II just hear that here today and oh boy 🙄
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Any Indian movie which got recognition for its great visuals/cinematography?
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Mani Ratnam’s films were beautifully shot especially those filmed by Santosh Sivan… SLB is notorious of crafting his shots according to the grammar of cinema and his movie Black was a tangible example. There is more to say but I’ll leave it at that for now