The Romantics Discussion Thread (Reviews, Etc.) - Page 10

Originally posted by: MJHTMonayaSajan

Is it only me who found this documentary rather underwhelming and nothing but a PR stunt to promote YRF and the talent they support? There is something undeniably fake about these generation of bollywood actors that I have just lost any faith that whatever they say/do is genuine..

Nopes i felt the same

My praise is for Adi's vision he is a genius but this whole show and amazon releasing most of YRF films than this sky heights praises that does gives a hint they are proving something

I don't know abt documentary but thanks to the amazon for releasing most of timeless classic in amazon prime like Chandni Darr Lamhe DDLJ Aaina Chak De India

Too much exposure has made lost interest in films & stars. Furthermore when age brings in maturity in you one can see the difference b/w practical & fantasy. Films are just a tool to erase my boredom its not my life and yes i agree with you of current gen actors they are fake

Coming to the discussion of films.

Gosh SRK is so obsessed with action hero tag but honestly if he did action only it will lead him nowhere. During his 90s i never liked the action oriented films he does though he suits negative characters and played amazingly but his eyes what caught me its so soft and romantic its like a intoxication pulling me towards him those days. Adi was right SRK has this softness in his eyes that it can't go wasted in action. His eyes & voice in romance is every girls fantasy. Lets thank the 80 yrs old lady who changed the mind of SRK and this was the start of SRK being the peoples actor who values his fans opinion and what they expect from him. Its romance that made him a megastar worldwide. I was laughing when he called DDLJ nanby pamby film he doesn't like romance and does not know how to romance but at the same his strength is romance

He can sweep off women with his eyes & husky voice❤️

Well anyways Adi has kept his promise too by giving SRK Pathaan the one genre SRK always wanted to do 'Action' and made good business

Originally posted by: Clochette

I think (and the docu gave me this feeling, too) that Yashji had achieved what he wanted to achieve (and therefore died in peace). To me, JTHJ was an apt farewell...

I agree. Loved his farewell speech. It conveyed satsfaction and peace.

❤️

Anyone else who saw it ( any review ?

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

Anyone else who saw it ( any review ?

I'm still in the middle of episode 2. I picked the worst person to watch this with. They take a 48-72 hour break after every 15 minutes of the episode 😭 I'm thinking of betraying and continuing on my own and then pretending I didn't watch it without them 😳

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

Anyone else who saw it ( any review ?

I haven’t seen it. But I’ve heard it’s basically a YRF praise fest along with some gaslighting.

Originally posted by: bollyqueen0

I'm still in the middle of episode 2. I picked the worst person to watch this with. They take a 48-72 hour break after every 15 minutes of the episode 😭 I'm thinking of betraying and continuing on my own and then pretending I didn't watch it without them 😳

Originally posted by: IAmLuvBolly

I haven’t seen it. But I’ve heard it’s basically a YRF praise fest along with some gaslighting.

I even rolled my eyes at certain times. I would still say it was better than any actual Bollywood film like 4 years

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

To a certain extent lots of documentaries are.

I even rolled my eyes at certain times. I would still say it was better than any actual Bollywood film like 4 years

I liked the fact they showed the economic growth ups & downs of India at the same 26/11 incident. Its the first time i saw how the hotel was destroyed

My country fellow died there i am glad that India send the body to my country in Singapore back with respect. I was slightly in tears when the documentary showed the 26/11 incident and the hotel being destroyed