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Hello Forumwasis đ after posting a very provocative message and getting my thread closed, I come in peace with hope of more funny comments.
Even though I'm 15, I've always been a great fan of old movies, especially Amitabh Bachchan. Therefore, I will be discussing my views on movies I loved đł
Bashers idhar aajao, mere ko bhi toda love dedo. đ
Today's movie topic is AMAR AKBAR ANTHONY â¤ď¸â¤ď¸â¤ď¸
Honestly my all time favorite movie since childhood. The catchy title song, action filled scenes, emotional drama, and comedy were all packed into an amazing production. If you haven't watched it, I highly recommend you do. If you watched it, and didn't like it, WHAT"S WRONG WITH YOU? JK đ¤Ł
Let's start with Amar. Wasn't a real big fan of Vinod Khanna, not because he was bad or anything. He just didn't catch my eye. However, I loved the way he portrayed his character in this film. He had the hard cop on the surface, soft brother on the inside role down. His shyness in the plot was really cute and I loved the actress he was paired with. They made a wonderful pair!. My favorite scene involving him is when he and Anthony have a fight in the village? i loved that the filmmakers didn't have the typical AB wins the fights and prevails as hero. No, they showed a realistic battle between the two and emerged VK as the winner. A cliche was avoided and that is admirable. A really bold step in my opinion because I'm sure AB fans weren't so happy to see their idol beaten up đ
Onto Akbar. As they say, the chota one is usually the bichara one. His comedy was on point and the side track of trying to get his girl was so cute đł Everyone has to admit that Tayyab Ali was a phenomenal song and the scenes it were hilarious. Of all the three brothers, he is the peaceful one and I honestly respect that. He just kept to his music and worshiped his Allah. This showed how cultured he is and the respect he holds for others. My favorite scene of his was when AB comes in with his girl's father and forces him to get them married. The way RK says that I don't want to marry her without his consent or something, really stole my heart â¤ď¸ That was honestly sweet and yes a little cliche, but nevertheless a grounded scene.
Finally my boy Anthony. Obviously he was the main attraction đ AB's acting in this role was truly amazing and I began to respect him even more. I loved the way he changed the way he spoke like his language to symbolize were he came from in the movie. It gave the movie a real feel and showed that the movie production was well thought out. Please tell me you fell in love with him with me when he sang his famous "My name is Anthony Gonzalez" song. That was honestly entertaining to watch and the lead girl with him had great chemistry. My favorite scene of AB was the chilli scene with his father. Honestly that was witty and reminded me of Sholay so much đ AB in this movie was the one who had all the plans and perfect executions.
I guess the reason I loved this movie the most was because it portrayed three main religions. It gave viewers an insight on how they work and what happens. That was totally unexpected.
The last scene was an aw moment for me. I loved how the father went to jail, not because I hate his character or anything. It just gave a realistic angle to the story. More often than not, the father would have been excused and would have gone home with his family. That didn't happen and that was amazing đ
Overall, this movie was a delight to watch with catchy songs, great comedy, sizzling chemistry, and avoidance of major cliches.
Phew, that took a lot of work. I hope you enjoyed my review đł and I'm waiting for some insightful comments. Love everyone đ¤
Cheers, baby
Anupamaa
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