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Posted: 13 years ago

#11

Hard to pick between PST and Kahaani. I'll go with Kahaani just because of the suspense and ending.

Haven't seen Vicky Donor yet. I gotta see that movie soon lol.

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Posted: 13 years ago

#12

shiiit haven't gotten to watching Paan Singh Tomar =/

Gotta do that the moment these damn exams end lol

but so far, cake is taken, consumed and even digested by Kahaani =) mindblowing cinema always feels so good

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chatpati900

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Posted: 13 years ago

#13

Maybe I have weird taste but I thought Vicky Donor was one of the worst movies I have EVER seen. I'm pretty sure I only laughed once and that was unintentional. The movie had no story line (at least not one that made any logical sense), the worst editing (each scene was 463916 minutes long), dialogues that took forever for me to understand because the lead actor was speaking so fast, and just a bunch of W*F moments.

Kahaani, on the other hand, was freaking phenomenal. Great acting, taut direction, amazing story. Hands down the best movie I've seen in the past few years.

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Posted: 13 years ago

#14

I only watched Ekk Main Aur Ek Tu. Post interval dragged a bit. Overall a good one. Kareena was fabulous.

I've Vicky Donor, Agneepath, Kahaani in my list.

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Posted: 13 years ago

#15

KAHAANI. I wasnt impressed. It was good, though.

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: Bokeh
I only watched Ekk Main Aur Ek Tu. Post interval dragged a bit. Overall a good one. Kareena was fabulous.

I've Vicky Donor, Agneepath, Kahaani in my list.

I saw Ekk Main Aur Ek Tu too, and I thought it was a bit over with spontaneous parents. I liked it though. The music was good. Kareena's character for once felt real.

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: chatpati900
Maybe I have weird taste but I thought Vicky Donor was one of the worst movies I have EVER seen. I'm pretty sure I only laughed once and that was unintentional. The movie had no story line (at least not one that made any logical sense), the worst editing (each scene was 463916 minutes long), dialogues that took forever for me to understand because the lead actor was speaking so fast, and just a bunch of W*F moments.

Kahaani, on the other hand, was freaking phenomenal. Great acting, taut direction, amazing story. Hands down the best movie I've seen in the past few years.

That is coz its total delhi lingo... hindi mixed with punjabi.. and some words that are used only in delhi.. like chep..😆😆 Ayushman did a very good job in playing a delhi boy.. he was really good.

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My second fave is kahaani.. i specially liked the cop guy.. didn't like agneepath.. haven't seen PST.

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poppy2009

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Sorry Gaga...this year has been fab till now! One name is impossible!😆

But top of my list would be Vicky Donor, followed by Kahaani and Ishaqzaade!

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pathaka

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Posted: 13 years ago

#19

So far, i loved Kahaani and Agent vinod...

But i have HUGE and i mean HUGGGE expectations from Shanghai...i think it will beat out kahaani for me...dibaakar is just too awsome for words...

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poppy2009

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Posted: 13 years ago

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@Smarie,

Me too waiting eagerly for Shanghai! Abhay Deol looks awesome in the promo and does such a great job of portraying a Tam Bramh Bureaucrat!👏 Made me forgot all about SRK's butchering of Tamil in Ra One!🤢 Even the Bengali actor playing the politician looks very impressive! Plus Dibakar is one of those rare directors who has only gone from strength to strength with each film! Totally looking forward to Shanghai!

Also, Gangs of Wasseypur! And I cannot believe, I am saying it, but Ek Tha Tiger also! Loved the promo, besides with Kabir Khan, there is hope!