Did you see any movie at home recently? - Page 3

Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

Any of them Good ?

Chhichhore

Hero No 1

Coolie No 1

The dancing was nice in Bhangra Paa Le. Street Dancer 3D is a terrible movie. Panga is kind of slow but ok for a one time watch.

Originally posted by: Terenaina

Good news, pati patni aur woh and bala, funny and fun movies. I also like watching comedy in American movies too. Any comedy fun movies please recommend because these are stressful times and we need laughter.

Coming to America is probably one of my favorite movies of all time.

Tanhaji

Knives out

Mystic river

Ratsasan...what a movie 😲

Originally posted by: LiveEatLove

Ratsasan...what a movie 😲

Fantastic thriller, in recent times one of the best thrillers I have seen

Another one was Kumblangi nights ( Malayalam), not a thriller but a well-taken movie with a fantastic climax and visuals

Originally posted by: tina59

Lots of them, mostly for my kids

Lord of the rings trilogy

Penguins of Madagascar

Rush Hour 1

Bourne Supremacy

Couple of Tamil and Malayalam movies

Watch 'onwards'.... They'll love it.....

I tried watching street dancer but it's boring...

Anyone into animated movie, should watch onwards, it's simple sweet movie....

Watched Panipat. Enjoyed it. Well researched and interesting screenplay. More focus on history details which was impressive.

Street Dancer — super meh. Somehow finished it in multiple seating.

Panga — Slow screenplay but nicely acted by all. Kangu shows why she is hailed as a good actress. I liked that it was less dramatic sports movie. Liked Prashant guy actor and Nidha Kabaddi player actor.

Originally posted by: jb508

Coming to America is probably one of my favorite movies of all time.

Yes, Recently I watched the new movie Chintu Ka Birthday on ZEE5, Chintu Ka Birthday keeps the focus on the trials and tribulations that the family faces in the course of half a day during which all their plans seem destined to come unstuck. A birthday bash might seem like an innocuous diversion in itself, but when it is organized amid incessant gunfire and bomb explosions it assumes ominous proportions.

Playing out in April 2004, a year after the US-led invasion of Iraq and four months after the capture of Saddam Hussein, Chintu Ka Birthday, a low-budget endeavor, does not possess the sweep and depth of a Life are Beautiful. Not that it even tries.

The action takes place entirely inside a house and the only exterior shots in the film are of a dusty lane that leads to an iron door, which is the entrance to the Tiwari home. A crucial flashback sequence explaining the circumstances in which a man from Bihar ended up in Iraq with a family and that now cannot get out of the country is delivered in the form of an animated passage that envelopes an otherwise forbidding tale in momentary light-heartedness.