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Posted: 3 years ago
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Originally posted by: HearMeRoar

Point is to tell the stories in a convincing manner. Everyone knows there is no Clark Kent living in San Francisco who can change suits and start to fly. Everyone knows there is no Hogwarts.


Rajamouli succeeds because he has a writer (his dad, I think) who can make it convincing. Rajamouli himself can tell a story convincingly.


Bollywood cannot because it doesn't use good writers. Nor are the A list directors any good at storytelling.


Blaming the audience for not liking Bollywood productions ain't going to get anyone anywhere. First, get a good script. Then making a convincing film. Simply throwing in a few CGI crows in the climax scene will not turn you into Rajamouli


ETA. Take Hirani. Most sane people understand you are more likely to die poor than win an award if you quit engineering and take up photography. Everyone knows you can't really get away with impersonating someone and getting him an engineering degree. But Hirani managed to tell the tale in a convincing manner.


Audience mocks you, Bollywood. But it's on you, Bollywood, not us.

exactly, you have to create a world which is convincing and pull the audience in, it is the writer and directions ability to do that

it is not like all south movies have done it successfully, there were moveis like puli which failed miserably just like shamshera

stop blaming the auidence and look inwards

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Posted: 3 years ago
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https://youtu.be/x8H-06pNZJM


Rajamouli talking about this scene at 11:50 mark

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Posted: 3 years ago
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More and more, I'm convinced that actors being average or below average is the least of Bollywood's problems. The directors and production houses don't seem to understand the basic concepts of storytelling.


Step #1. Need good story.

#2. Good script

#3. Convincing world building, which can happen only with good story and script. Technical details come here.

#4. Acting.


But Bollywood is populated with KJo types who think they can throw in a star kid, throw in an actual star, throw in remixed music, throw in copied scenes, throw in sleazy marketing, and audience is somehow obligated to show up. Gimme a frigging break.


Now they're learning all the wrong lessons from the success of south movies. They're looking at the superficial stuff without understanding the fundamentals.

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Posted: 3 years ago
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Hollywood also have such movies.

Inception n all superhero, science fic, alien, zombie movies r unbelievable only n illogical.

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Posted: 3 years ago
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I Don't mind all these scene as i don't watch movies to find logic but RRR is so boringšŸ™„šŸ™„šŸ™„šŸ™„šŸ™„šŸ™„šŸ™„ I loved bahubali but i didn’t RRR at all,,,,JNTR and RC is just the only good thing...they have tremendous screen presence.. Others thing just fell flat...

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Posted: 3 years ago
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Best scene , well taken

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Posted: 3 years ago
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Originally posted by: semantic.error

You could release any Rajamouli movie and change the director to Bhansali or Ashutosh G and everyone will suddenly be too intellectual to watch these films šŸ˜†


I have to say... you are not wrong.šŸ˜†

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Posted: 3 years ago
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Regardless of this, RRR was unapologetically OTT and I LOVED it. ā¤ļø


I can take a hyper-stimulating film like that once in a while...


KGF2 on the other hand was just bonkers for me...🤪

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Posted: 3 years ago
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Not quoting because there are a couple of people who said the same thing.


Bhool Bulaiyya was not a South movie. It was full of crazy scenes.


Intellectuals didn't like it. It still became a hit because Intellectuals are very few. Common people buy tickets for entertainment.


They're not buying tickets to most Bollywood movies because the stories suck, the writing sucks, the filmmaking sucks. There is no entertainment. Why should anyone waste money?


It ain't audience hypocrisy to want paisa wasool entertainment. The failure is all on Bollywood itself.

Edited by HearMeRoar - 3 years ago
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Posted: 3 years ago
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Originally posted by: Medha_Sree

Best scene , well taken

Tollyshit scene.


Poor strategy by Bhima. Animal won't hurt him? or eat each other?


This shit has defenders. Woah.



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