Why aren't such movies made anymore?

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Posted: 11 years ago

#81

No I like todays cinema ... much more realistic, good characterisation and plot, 90s were overflowing with melodrama & NRI romance barring a few ... new age directors are better in terms of story telling and actors are more subtle, real. Don't miss the 90s at all

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Thank god such movies aren't made anymore.

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nonu123

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Posted: 11 years ago

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its not about any era,in every era there are good and bad filMs,but the way young people are being potrayed in todays film is gross,we have had double meaning dialouges earlier,rain drench songs but there was something magical about them like songs like tip tip barsa paani-raveena was so good in the song without being vulgar,today romance means only sleaze which is a big put off,nobody expresses love through expressions or holding hand

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Posted: 11 years ago

#84

Ya I agree family movies like these aren't made anymore

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NancyAjram

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Posted: 11 years ago

#85

Bollywood thinks that being vulgar and immoral is modern and progressive.

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NancyAjram

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Posted: 11 years ago

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What BW often forgets and neglects is the fact that BW only gained worldwide recognition due to its unique dance,culture,blushing, romance and melodrama expressed in movies such as KABHI KHUSHI KABHI GHAM or HUM APKE HAI KOUN. If these factors would not exist and sadly today would they do not than there is no difference between BW and HW. Why has the German or Canadian movie industry not gained such recognition worldwide, because they do not differentiate themselves from HW. BW did and this is why they got fame. Instead of carrying those factors they are being neglected and in long-term BW will pay their price for this routine and path

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Sharpay.Evans

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: rogerrocks
Honestly the melodrama in K3G annoyed the hell outta me towards the end but i still love the movie cos it has SRK-Kajol😆 I love almost every single scene of theirs in that film..Right from the mistaken identity scene to the kiss in the mela to Sooraj Hua Madham😳 So much chemistry..Sigh..I'l forever remain this immoral soul who ships two married individuals😆 And this movie has some of the best deleted scenes..They actually edited out a few awesome Rahul-Anjali scenes from the movie..They could have cut down on the faltoo ka melodrama and included these scenes instead😡😆 Khair, my favorite scene in the movie is when Rahul indirectly rejects Naina for Anjali😈 Sweet revenge for what Anjali had to go through thanks to Tina in KKHH😆😆

but Naina get him back in Kabhi Alvia naa kehna..Hahaha..

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LifeOLicious

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Posted: 11 years ago

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And I am glad they stopped making such unrealistic melodramatic movies!! Movies today are much better. More real more relatable less melodrama. Movies like Vicky donor, hasaa toh phasee, ek main aur ek tu, OMG, TZP, Kahani, English Vinglish are higher quality films! They are rooted and they are breaking taboos! They deal with real people with real issues where life is not an overdose of sugar and everything is black and white! As for intimate scenes yes I agree that is not necessary- I still feel uncomfy about them watching with families...

Edited by LifeOLicious - 11 years ago