Article-Telling jokes is not my def-SLB - Page 2

Originally posted by: sonyaee

Oh, was there an aesthetic reason behind the 'drop your towel' scene? I haven't watched either film so don't really know the context. But I did read that the towel droping was also a nostalgic tribute.

talking of tributes...I almost cringed when Ranbir shouts "Kya kabhi tumne kisi se pyaa kiya..."😛

His voice is so much like his father btw!!😊

Originally posted by: b.sandhu

i agree with SLB that cinema isn't about following the norm. it's about pushing the boundaries and sometimes you succed and sometimes you don't but it shouldn't stop you from creating art. i hope SLB keeps on doing what he's doing becuase now a days we have very little directors who are willing to take a risk and SLB did that. As far as Sonam is concerned i do think that she will become one of the most talked about actresses, her charactor in this movie is very different and you can say confused and i think you as an audience have to figure out why. Saawariya is one of those movies I think where you have to be an active audience and you have to become one with the character to understand his or her emotioms becuase she's happy that her love will come back but sad that what if he doesn't

well anyways that's my P.O.V and everybody has their own

cheers

i agree with u👏👏

[quote]People should appreciate Saawariya for being different. Who says we all have to make the same kind of cinema? [/quote]

Why should people accept something just because it is different? If that was the case then every "different" film would be a masterpiece. People would appreciate a film if they feel connected to it in any form. Didn't people appreciate Black? Wasn't Khamoshi critically acclaimed even though it failed at boxoffice?

[quote] I didn't spend the money on costumes for 40 stars. I didn't go to Manhattan or whichever foreign location other filmmakers are heading to these days to shoot. [/quote]

Oh dear! Instead of talking about his film he is taking shots at so many other films😛 and calling it senseless and then in the same breath questions others of putting his film down. He thinks going to Manhattan is lame but painting everything Blue and asking people to accept it is true art.

[quote] Great cinema should be kept away from such reviewers. According to me, every one who has worked in my film has raised the bar for the movie experience in this country. Gags and jokes at senior actors do not make a film great. Cinema is not about laughing at legends. [/quote]

Directors of "great cinema" shouldn't take shots at other "substandard" films.

[quote]No, I don't see other people's films. [/quote]

😆😆😆 Someone is hurt and a spoilsport.

[quote]I've got a big opening. No other filmmaker would've got that against a Shah Rukh Khan film, and it's a big deal. [/quote]

Why is everyone so scared of one 5'7" blabbermouth guy with no great film family backing? Seriously when I read such things I want to respect this guy for believing in his type of cinema and coming up with serious author-backed role in CDI and then going totally goofy in OSO and winning audience both times. When he talks it actually works and never goes vain.

[quote]My films is about art, and OSO is about commerce.[/quote]

And No Smoking was about Science.😛

[quote]Sanjay, it's time for you to make an international film, they will appreciate and value your work.' [/quote]

Oh yeah! now Indians are imbeciles and only internations audience will understand his work. I am waiting for another Shekhar Kapur. 😳

Originally posted by: TallyHo

Please tell this to all filmmakers...I would love to see all the heroes in subsequent films express their love this way...😆

Salman Khan, SRK, Aamir, and Hrithik...I dont mind Abhishek as well...😆

well if they want to they can go ahead. it;s one form of expression. there are many ways to express one's love...this is one way and it's the most carnal form of expression. anyways that's my opinion. i interpret it this way...i don't know what slb was thinking.

Originally posted by: admail_bd

well if they want to they can go ahead. it;s one form of expression. there are many ways to express one's love...this is one way and it's the most carnal form of expression. anyways that's my opinion. i interpret it this way...i don't know what slb was thinking.

I am just hoping all teh directors will interpret it in the same way....siiiiigh! 😆

Originally posted by: TallyHo

Please tell this to all filmmakers...I would love to see all the heroes in subsequent films express their love this way...😆

Salman Khan, SRK, Aamir, and Hrithik...I dont mind Abhishek as well...😆

🤣🤣🤣 Please include Akshaye Khanna also in the list😳

Originally posted by: Maya_M

[quote]People should appreciate Saawariya for being different. Who says we all have to make the same kind of cinema? [/quote]

Why should people accept something just because it is different? If that was the case then every "different" film would be a masterpiece. People would appreciate a film if they feel connected to it in any form. Didn't people appreciate Black? Wasn't Khamoshi critically acclaimed even though it failed at boxoffice?

[quote] I didn't spend the money on costumes for 40 stars. I didn't go to Manhattan or whichever foreign location other filmmakers are heading to these days to shoot. [/quote]

Oh dear! Instead of talking about his film he is taking shots at so many other films😛 and calling it senseless and then in the same breath questions others of putting his film down. He thinks going to Manhattan is lame but painting everything Blue and asking people to accept it is true art.

[quote] Great cinema should be kept away from such reviewers. According to me, every one who has worked in my film has raised the bar for the movie experience in this country. Gags and jokes at senior actors do not make a film great. Cinema is not about laughing at legends. [/quote]

Directors of "great cinema" shouldn't take shots at other "substandard" films.

[quote]No, I don't see other people's films. [/quote]

😆😆😆 Someone is hurt and a spoilsport.

[quote]I've got a big opening. No other filmmaker would've got that against a Shah Rukh Khan film, and it's a big deal. [/quote]

Why is everyone so scared of one 5'7" blabbermouth guy with no great film family backing? Seriously when I read such things I want to respect this guy for believing in his type of cinema and coming up with serious author-backed role in CDI and then going totally goofy in OSO and winning audience both times. When he talks it actually works and never goes vain.

[quote]My films is about art, and OSO is about commerce.[/quote]

And No Smoking was about Science.😛

[quote]Sanjay, it's time for you to make an international film, they will appreciate and value your work.' [/quote]

Oh yeah! now Indians are imbeciles and only internations audience will understand his work. I am waiting for another Shekhar Kapur. 😳

Ya he should go international....why should only Indians suffer...in this age of globalisation let us all share everything!😉

Originally posted by: TallyHo

Ya he should go international....why should only Indians suffer...in this age of globalisation let us all share everything!😉

i agree with u ...but skip my island 😆...thnsk

Originally posted by: Kool Ahmed

This words are not from SLB, its of a Tiger who has wounds all over the body coz of big loss.

And as he qouted SRK's word "I will destroy" i dont think SRK ever used this words.

SLB, a loss in the race doest mean you are weak, but by giving such statements you are showing your other side...

Telling jokes might not be you definition lekin its an art too...

i am sure Sawariya is in loss in India or he is upset coz he lost to SRK..

For your kind info Srk did at the nokia event, he almost threatened Saawariya.😉

Who is Srk?? Is he God??

Noone lost to Srk, Slb made a film which has not been liked, he lost to himself, his previous films, maybe, but not Srk.

Originally posted by: wezyus

i agree with u ...but skip my island 😆...thnsk

😆😆...hope for the best !!😛