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Ecrivain

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Posted: 6 years ago

#41

Originally posted by: matosarah

Ah! I am so glad it came out looking good. Love Dum Laga ke Haishaa movie and expected nothing else but simple, heart warming storyline from the makers. Varun is making some very good, diverse choices and so is Anushka. Good for both of them.
Wish I could watch it. Ugh! I need to start making a list of movies I need to watch😆

Cant you catch it online. Trust me Satz, the big names and big flicks are not endearing to watch at all. I prefer the likes of simple love stories or movies. And yes, VD was fab in October and so was Anushka in Highway

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Posted: 6 years ago

#42

Originally posted by: rad_rad

Word.

Something similar happened with Johny Depp domestic violence case, His friends, colleagues and fans were like "He is not that kind of a person". How do these people know how he behaves behind the doors or made someone uncomfortable. A person may be a hero in many peoples' lives, but also could be a villain in someone's story.

Whether its HW or BW or the South Industry, these are all people and humans and the traits is to just keep the fraternity happy, unless they themselves are involved.

And for the record of it, any showbiz including television industry is also the same.

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Ecrivain

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Posted: 6 years ago

#43

Originally posted by: matosarah

I agree, fans look at these celebrities with their blinders on. We forget sometime that the character they assume on screen is not their real life persona. When Cosby's story came out, I couldn't watch his show in same light again.

Cosby's story was cringeworthy man.

Infact most of these tales are. I wish humans really behaved as humans.

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Ecrivain

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Posted: 6 years ago

#44

Originally posted by: Dreamer-89

When fandoms and people associated with them crack this dialogue its not surprising , Fans see actors as their favourite characters, isn't that why they don't like seeing their favourites in negative roles & shades.
But if an actress is seen in a so called Bold avatar as a society we're conditioned to think that's her offscreen personality. No one even bothers to question the the one who created her role, worse these men in industry see that as the woman's availability to meet the guy's whims and fancies.

I don't expect AB To get up And fight for the actress, but to go ahead and comment so flippantly when he's involved in so much of progressive things just shows no one deserves to be put on a pedestal!

Rad I didn't know Johnny Depp had similar accusation😲.

I'm not a fan of Pirates of Caribbean but Thugs of Hindoostan the similarity is so obvious the challenge will be how different story is.

Everyone is sexist in their own way. 🤢

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Ecrivain

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Posted: 6 years ago

#45

Btw

As an Aamir Khan fan, I didnt like the trailer of Thugs of Hindostan at all.

Its too ostentatious and pretentious for my liking.

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Posted: 6 years ago

#46

Originally posted by: Ecrivain

Everyone is sexist in their own way. 🤢

It was surprising though, since he had an endearing off screen persona and how he considerate, well treat his fans.

I still love POC and Johny Depp is a talented actor, but that's it. I like their talent and good works, but this off screen blind worship to anyone is cringeworthy. One of the reasons I refrain from this fan thing. Same with Mel Gilbson, he is one of the finest actor and director, but his racist and sexist remarks are really awful. Side note : Apocalypto is a masterpiece (I loved this movie first, later found out that he is the director. 😲).

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Posted: 6 years ago

#47

Originally posted by: Ecrivain
Btw
As an Aamir Khan fan, I didnt like the trailer of Thugs of Hindostan at all.
Its too ostentatious and pretentious for my liking.

They should have made the trailer less fancy with less scenes.

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Ecrivain

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Posted: 6 years ago

#48

Originally posted by: rad_rad

They should have made the trailer less fancy with less scenes.

This was one of the trailer's/ movies' I was looking forward to. But not anymore.

I am not sure if I will watch it in a theatre when its out, but I can tell you its gonna go Dhoom-3's way.

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Posted: 6 years ago

#49

Originally posted by: Ecrivain
Btw

As an Aamir Khan fan, I didnt like the trailer of Thugs of Hindostan at all.

Its too ostentatious and pretentious for my liking.

@ bold hi5 ...after dangal Amir's movies have been 😕 Secret superstar the mother daughter bond was❤️ but compared to His usual movies something was missing. Now this one also too much of effects

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Ecrivain

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Posted: 6 years ago

#50

Originally posted by: Dreamer-89

@ bold hi5 ...after dangal Amir's movies have been 😕 Secret superstar the mother daughter bond was❤️ but compared to His usual movies something was missing. Now this one also too much of effects

I agree. SS was good in a way that it had the humane factor to it. TOH seems loud and glitz and too much bling. Not something I expect from an Aamir Khan flick. But yes, YRF has gone all out to make it the most expensive film in BW till date.

Also, Fatima's expressions are very bland.

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