Do you guys agree with Mumtaz's take on Boney/Sridevi? - Page 13

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

I won’t defend this film to anyone. All I can say is I still love it and it’s songs. As well as No Entry and Saajan Chale Sasural 😆

Nice to hear about your dancing aspirations. But don’t be so good that you keep getting requested to do the same song at different functions. That’s a trap 😆

It's not that bad if you have a dance routine already down pat for whenever the occasion arises. 😆

I don't remember anything from No Entry, nothing stood out except a bunch of men and their hanky panky... and it was just too much drivel to retain. 😉

Originally posted by: hotchoco

Agree. I can't understand why Dharam is getting so much respect. For what?! Look, love doesn't happen at first sight - it takes time. So if you keep putting yourself in a position where there is a chance to fall in love with someone else, you are willfully doing it. If you find someone attractive and you are married, you can just keep yourself away from them and the actual falling in love part will never happen.

Dharam never wanted to divorce as is being said here. He's old AF now and he still lives with his first wife. It was Hema that was shunted off to another house and he only visits her occasionally. His daughters are treated like step-kids. He was barely even involved in their weddings. On the other hand, he kept funding movies with for his sons and lives with them and their families in a joint family.

In these types of situations, the man has nothing to lose. He is having his cake and eating it too. He gets to maintain his old family and he's got the other woman tucked off to the side where he can enjoy her too. The *only* difference is that he fake-changed religions to give her a more respectable title of second wife instead of just a mistress but those are just technicalities.

What example did he set? His sons turned out the same way. Bobby as far as I know was having an affair but will never leave his wife because she is rich and he is a flop. Sunny Deol is married and involved in a life-long affair with Dimple Kapadia. Men like Dharam should not be encouraged.

@ bold :- Exactly !! Thats the first thing you're supposed to do when you're already in a relationship. When you don't even bother with that it goes to show what little regard you have for the idea of fidelity or for your spouse( partner ).

This is a clear example of men getting away with all kinds of things. Had a woman done this; for example if Jaya Bachchan or Asha Parekh had taken in another husband and had continued to stay 'married' to both, most people would have called her a brazen nymphomaniac ,including the media.

Originally posted by: BlackWitch

I wasn’t old enough to be a sap over him. It’s convenient to club an opposing opinion under favouritism 🤔

I'm not old enough either but I had a crush on him (his younger self ) after watching Bandini 😆.

(A forward from long ago. )

The board in front of a brothel read : " Married men not allowed. We serve the needy , not the greedy " .

I remember his Yaadon Ki Baarat wali movie. For some reason, more than Dharmendra, I liked the guy cast opposite Zeenat Aman in that movie 😆 I used to blush when he would come onscreen.

And that song Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas was done so well! Very sensuous indeed.

I know I am missing out on some really good movies, but I remember more movies from the Govinda, Salman and SRK period

Originally posted by: TrollikaDevi

I'm not old enough either but I had a crush on him (his younger self ) after watching Bandini 😆.

I’m convinced that the Directors and story writers of that time had some pretty disturbing fantasies 😆

Originally posted by: SmittenKitten

The way they wrapped up Biwi # 1 had my head spinning out of control. Salman playing his player self and his fictional wife falling on his feet to come back to her life..... was dizzying to say the least!! 🤓

The only thing worth picking up from that movie is Chunari Chunari. It was shot in my city, so I love rewatching it to spot all the landmarks ... and I'm thinking of performing to it at a best friend's wedding whenever that happens.

Originally posted by: BlackWitch

I remember his Yaadon Ki Baarat wali movie. For some reason, more than Dharmendra, I liked the guy cast opposite Zeenat Aman in that movie 😆 I used to blush when he would come onscreen.

And that song Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas was done so well! Very sensuous indeed.

I know I am missing out on some really good movies, but I remember more movies from the Govinda, Salman and SRK period

The songs were good ! R. D Burman.

Did you spot Aamir in it ? 😆.

I love Kya Hua Tera Vaada I forward it to my husband whenever he annoys me.

There was Aamir in it?! 😲

Originally posted by: TrollikaDevi

The songs were good ! R. D Burman.

Did you spot Aamir in it ? 😆.

Originally posted by: BlackWitch

I’m convinced that the Directors and story writers of that time had some pretty disturbing fantasies 😆

The irony of Sridevi playing that role in Judaai

Originally posted by: BlackWitch

I love Kya Hua Tera Vaada I forward it to my husband whenever he annoys me.

There was Aamir in it?! 😲

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