Abhi-Aishu and SLB?

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TallyHo

@TallyHo

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Posted: 14 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: sheee
SLB came in this world to serve bachan family. He is like their pet.

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chocobear

@chocobear

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Posted: 14 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: sheee
SLB came in this world to serve bachan family. He is like their pet.

SLB shoo shoo

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Hetal

@ibelieveinpink

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Posted: 14 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: chocobear88
There's an overdose of AbhiAsh and no more "Life is so tragic" kind of gloomy movies😵 We watch movie for entertainment and not for those messages about how pathetic life is for some and all, we get to see enough of those in the real world

Shouldn't generalize...I personally watch for movies for both reasons...good cinema being the first reason...don't really care about masala flicks...cuz personally don't find Indian entertainers that funny or entertaining...each to their own!

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@ScarredLife

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Posted: 14 years ago

#24

These two never learn.. And SLB needs to making "sympathic" movies...

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563952

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Posted: 14 years ago

#25

I liked the pair in Guru. With less Sanjay Leela Bhansali histrionics and more pragmatism, this combo might just work. Hope it's something along the lines of Abhimaan.

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ashna

@ashna26

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Posted: 14 years ago

#26

I don't like their pairing. But SLB can make it work maybe 😕 don't know. But I'm pretty sure this news isn't true!! Media made it up? Isn't slb busy with his tv work!!

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233283

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Posted: 14 years ago

#27

Flop jodi + Flop director = Disastrous outcome. I'm very shocked at the producers who are ready to finance this.😆

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joie de vivre

@joie de vivre

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Posted: 14 years ago

#28

If you ask me, I think SLB has gone moribund. The audience has changed drastically in the last decade, and what worked in the 90's doesn't work in the tens. The biggest hits of the noughties - Ghajini, 3 Idiots, Dabangg, Om Shanti Om, Krrish, Dhoom 2 - were all entertainers. Devdas was SLB's last bona fide hit, but I suspect whether even that will rake in as much money as it did i 2002 were it released now in 2011. People just aren't big on those period dramas and histrionics and melodrama that takes itself too seriously. They'd rather watch a breezy romcom than a Devdas. Unless he can rediscover himself, I fear his career is coming to a close.