LOLLYWOOD’S NEXT POTENTIAL SUPER STARS - Page 2

Originally posted by: azaanabbas

I feel like this the "Ek Tum aur Ek Hum" serial your talking about. It's one of my favorites right now. Correct me if I am wrong.

Yes. It is . My kids love it. It's name in Arabic is Ayna Anta Wa Ayna Ana. Which means Kahan Tum Kahan Hum. I made a mistake saying Ek Tum Aur Ek Hum.😳

See some of bollywood's historic films etc and even the old sixties and other golden era films were more close to reality but in general when i look around I don't see people behaving in similar ways like in drama or films.Arranged marriage is still a big yes yes but people do go out with their friends etc openly now a days.

Indian culture is embedded with arranged marriages and festivals etc they show in dramas do actually get celebrated same way but pakistani dramas so far many of them are much close to reality ,lets hope their films are too.

Originally posted by: sami011

See some of bollywood's historic films etc and even the old sixties and other golden era films were more close to reality but in general when i look around I don't see people behaving in similar ways like in drama or films.Arranged marriage is still a big yes yes but people do go out with their friends etc openly now a days.

Indian culture is embedded with arranged marriages and festivals etc they show in dramas do actually get celebrated same way but pakistani dramas so far many of them are much close to reality ,lets hope their films are too.

India now has a very distinct urban and non-urban class. Almost all the big cities and most of tier-2 cities have a similar outlook towards modern things, globalization and lifestyle. Whereas the non-urban populace is still closer to the cultural, regional and religious beliefs of the last generation. Urban flicks, streaming platfotms, international shows/movies are not as popular with this group as the city population.

i love our drams but movies big no ..i dnt evn feel like watching any ..but will try jab zahid ka movie ayga tab :P

Originally posted by: -sakeena-

i love our drams but movies big no ..i dnt evn feel like watching any ..but will try jab zahid ka movie ayga tab :P

Originally posted by: stardust2011

India now has a very distinct urban and non-urban class. Almost all the big cities and most of tier-2 cities have a similar outlook towards modern things, globalization and lifestyle. Whereas the non-urban populace is still closer to the cultural, regional and religious beliefs of the last generation. Urban flicks, streaming platfotms, international shows/movies are not as popular with this group as the city population.

Thanks to who so ever mentioned kahan hum kahan tum....because of you i restarted watching one indian drama lol..it seems interesting ....I had stopped watching after mohe rang de and gustakh dil ended i think 5 years ago.I switched to pakistani dramas after some pakistani friend suggested it.....and I am finally over the first cousins getting married..lol

So thank you on that note...

Originally posted by: stardust2011

My bets are on Zahid. His personality and acting skills are top notch and he has the X-factor to be a successful big screen "hero".

As much as i like imran ashraf, he doesn't impress me as a lead. I love his acting but he doesn't have that "hero wali baat". Even in dramas, he is better in character roles than leading hero.

A name i didn't see in the list but am sure will make big impact is Ahad Raza. He is the perfect chocolate boy with good acting, suitable for the boy next door or college hero roles.

As good looking as Emmad is, i was underwhelmed with his acting and screen presence in Cheekh.

Ahad is highly overrated.

Imran Ashraf on the other hand deserves the whole world. Such a pure soul, cute, and the best actor atm.