Underrated movie of SRK - Page 3

Originally posted by: Alpenliebe

I thought his name was Guddu.

Originally posted by: Clochette

Trimurti...the most important to me the dynamic between the brothers...Trimurti became a kind of term I later used for a lot of three-way-bonds

Originally posted by: Raijeera

And his second movie: Dil ashna hai

https://youtu.be/B22yZ3KIoU8?feature=shared

Anjaam traumatized me as a kid TBH.

It was way too graphic for me as kid, with Madhuri brutally getting beaten up by SRK in certain parts.

Also the way she brutally took revenge from her tormentors was too much for me as kid.

The Netflix version has thankfully removed certain parts of the film to make it palatable.

Originally posted by: Alpenliebe

I thought his name was Guddu.

Anyways I agreed coz I feel like that now. As I said being a teenager I found his whole persona and his on-screen characters charming. But now I find flaws in so many of his characters like ddlj's Raj or kkhh's Rahul, that movie with ensemble cast etc. And frankly speaking I don't find his act natural. Not even in CDI, though CDI is one of my all time favs.

And sorry dear you can't just question me with all those what, when and why. And there's nothing wrong in the term over rated.

I'm his fan since I was a teenager.

for me underrated movies,

Paheli

Kabhi Haa Kabhi Naa

Dear Zindagi

Deewana

Badshah

Fan

Jab Harry met Sejal

I don't think he acts unnatural. He acts genuine. Woh joh bhi karta hain dil se karta hain. (whatever he does, he does it from the heart.)

Fun answer- Guddu

Phir bhi dil hai hindustani- the concept was good, comedy and romance but the media thing they turned it caricaturist. That was a flaw.

Badshah- funny movie, good songs and comedy- still remember " bakre ki ankh and ullu ki ankh "

Originally posted by: oyebollywood

https://youtu.be/B22yZ3KIoU8?feature=shared

So Darr released after this and Dharmendra and fami,y became Anti to SRK. I think he still had good relationships with Hema Malini even after the spat.

Originally posted by: diasingh2

Anjaam traumatized me as a kid TBH.

It was way too graphic for me as kid, with Madhuri brutally getting beaten up by SRK in certain parts.

Also the way she brutally took revenge from her tormentors, one by one was too much for me as kid.

The Netflix version has thankfully removed certain parts of the film to make it palpable.

Many old movies have been edited for online version

Originally posted by: diasingh2

Anjaam traumatized me as a kid TBH.

It was way too graphic for me as kid, with Madhuri brutally getting beaten up by SRK in certain parts.

Also the way she brutally took revenge from her tormentors, one by one was too much for me as kid.

The Netflix version has thankfully removed certain parts of the film to make it palpable.

I still remember that scene where Madhuri bites Tinu Anand's hand so hard that a part of his skin comes out. 🤮

The ending of the movie was terrible. Madhuri shouldn't have died with srk. Instead they should have showed Madhuri making srk confess his crimes, getting him arrested and court giving the verdict of his hanging. That would have been real justice to her.