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EkNoKiNashedi

@Phir_Mohabbat

Trailblazer

+ 13

Posted: 7 years ago

#31

I hated BB with a passion. I liked the kid and Salman's entry with selfie lele was dhansu...but the hypocrisy of the director. When time was good he made a oh let's be friends with neighbor and then he made a let's drag the terrorist padoshi film about 26/11. Which stupid ass person goes to a country which enemy of yours and the stupidity of border police, ugh. Same way when saif the one man army goes to pak to kill hafeez said, you kidding me? In the whole country he alone had the balls? And a single man can kill a terrorist, this way what was usas need to get choppers to kill laden they could have sent some special ops dude.

Movies portraying internal security of country in silly light to glorify is such a bs. I can take a masala movie where one guy kicks ass of 50 guys and a bahubali where guy Carries a freaking shivalinga but please spare us the horror of portraying shit you don't know about. In this way I can say Baby was way way better, it at least had a team. I liked that John movie about Rajiv Gandhi assassination as well. I actually want to know what Kabir feels about India Pak, atlst Pak actors some of them are consistent with their hatred for us, some of us keeps oscillating and cashing the sentiment.

Hope this didn't offend anyone. Just a observation

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clarity

@clarity

Stunner

+ 3

Posted: 7 years ago

#32

Watched one of Rajnikant's movies with family.

Truckloads of crap.

Glorify him like he is god. I hated how women were a tool to show one culture's superiority over the other. The British lady married an Indian man and they had one scene where he slaps her, if I remember correctly.

No roles for women except fawning over the men.

Essentially, I hate typical masala movies. I never pay to watch them on screen.

ADHM was shit too- melodrama for no reason. Annoying Alizeh and that unnecessary Fault In Our Stars cancer twist.

Regarding Lipstick Under My Burkha, yes, sexual liberation is not the only issue faced by women but that doesn't mean it requires no focus. It also focused on the sexual liberation of ordinary women. What's wrong with that?

There are more movies which focus on domestic violence, prostitution and other issues. It's not a zero sum game where only one kind of movie can be made.

Movies like Lipstick are most definitely required. Sex should not be taboo to the point where it becomes like the black market. When there is a taboo, people tend to learn about it from the wrong sources, especially boys. A society which talks about it openly breeds less monsters like the Nirbhaya rapists.