What msg did u get from PK? - Page 13

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if they (director and Amir Khan) make a movie on muzzies.. with funny parallels to mohammad, paedophilic mullahs, marriage on puberty, polygamy, burqas and triple talaq, both of them will be killed in 10 days. Remember what happened to that French director who made a movie or docu ? They will never dare to make a muzzie movie like how they made PK.

http://5forty3.in/2014/12/pk-why-is-hinduism-a-blot-on-the-idea-of-india/

Finally, a movie where the protagonist doesn't play the character of an action hero who can beat up dozens of men single handedly or pretends like the last man left on the earth who can romance a women. But
Kinda hypocritical with anti Hindu and pro Pak sentiments. Why wouldn't they let a Pakistani girl fall in love with Indian guy or project the underlying issues of terrorism in the name of god in the Muslims?

Ranbir Kapoor makes a late cameo in the movie. A sequel on cards?



Is Aamir Khan trying to be Mr Bean in PK?



Mr Perfectionist's character PK reminds us of Mr Bean. Here's why: Not only Khan's expressions are weird in the teaser video but the B-town hunk also has his big eyes and ears just like Mr Bean. In fact, AK even flaunts them in the video. But the similarity between Aamir's onscreen avatar and Rowan Atkinson's popular onscreen character doesn't end here.

In the PK teaser, Kiran Rao's hubby doesn't speak at all. He only talks through his actions. Well, if you have watched the Hollywood flick Mr Bean then you'll know what exactly we are talking about. However, for those who haven't, in Mr Bean even Rowan Atkinson has hardly any dialogues. He communicates mostly through his actions.

Even the slapstick comedy that you see in the PK teaser is somewhat like what you would get to see in 1997 Hollywood film Bean or 2007 film Mr Bean's Holiday.

Despite so many similarities, we are pretty sure there is more to Aamir Khan and Rajkumar Hirani's upcoming film PK. But for now, its hard to not notice the resemblance between PK and Mr Bean.

Originally posted by: Dexterkilaila

It did not teach me anything because I have questioned all organized religions and pretty much loathed them since I was old enough to process and question things.


Having said that, I enjoyed PK.

Lol!! In the same boat here. I enjoyed seeing it on screen and a theater full of people enjoying the very things thst bothered me about organized religion since I learned how to think. I hope ppl who are blind faith followers see the film and question themselves. I have a feeling the most blinded ones will choose to keep their eyes closed and still say my religion is better than yours.

liked pk but film targets mostly Hindu religion .even other religions are not perfect.

It doesn't target any religion. Hinduism was picked as the main one because India is dominantly Hindu. It is saying the same about all organized religion and their preachers. Is it that hard to get?

they could have shown about other religions also but seems got scared.

If in PK, the other religion's malpractices were shown as well then do you think Hinduism would have been glorified or the malpractices of Hinduisms would have been washed away?

Their is aproverb right Charity begins at home

Originally posted by: hermione82

If in PK, the other religion's malpractices were shown as well then do you think Hinduism would have been glorified or the malpractices of Hinduisms would have been washed away?

If anything, I got the message that God does indeed exists and we don't need anyone or anything to find that God. God is not biased so that only certain people can contact him...if he has made everyone equally, then won't he be available to everyone equally too?

Then why do we need to listen to a God man or a seer or astrologer to communicate with God? Why do we need to go a particular place of worship to find God, if he is omnipresent?

At the same time, if anyone finds solace in a temple or at a Church, there is nothing wrong with it. If anyone finds courage listening to a God man speak a few words of religion, then again there is nothing wrong with it.

But to assume, that the only way to reach out to God is through ritual worship, or going to a temple or doing a namaz or praying at the altar is demeaning that very stature of God.

The film questions our approach to God, it does not question the existence of God. It questions the way humans have interpreted religion to suit their needs, it doesn't mock the very presence of religion.