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Sano

@ISano

Stunner

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Posted: 14 years ago

#171

i guess Johar wanted us to like dev maya but we all end up hating these..

it wasnt jsut enough to slap dev.. rhea should have killed him..

stupid man left his kid for the woman who couldne ven give a kid😡

Originally posted by: AHF_S
KANK...took me* a week to finish this crap...it made no logic...I hated Maya...Abhi's character had no flaw whatsoever to cheat on him...don't marry to begin with...and at the end the losers get together...arrghhh

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Nikita Lakhe

@nikitagmc

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Posted: 14 years ago

#172

1.) Raja ki ayegi Baraat

2.) Benaam Badshah: Anil rapes Juhi and she decides to marry him and reform him saying that this will wash away the sin. Pathetic movie!

3.) All the movies which try to give an idea of the guy's hotness by showing him as sleeping around with many girls- even having one night stands. For example: Dostana (this was how both Abhishek and John were introduced) And that, despite the fact that I actually enjoyed the rest of the movie.

4.) All the instances in soaps and films when they show a doctor refusing to attend the patient cos it's a police case or something like that and then the heroine gives him a lecture about being a good doctor and life and emergencies and then he buckles down, feels embarassed and does as he is told. Come on man, the same scene in sooo many serials and films! Tired of it now! Why make the heroine look good at the expense of the medical community all the time?

5.) Films which try and give the idea that everything is fair in love- leave your parents, walk out of marriages, hurt others, do anything, it's all okay, simply bcos you're in love. I just get irritated while watching them. One of the classic examples is KANK- hated the movie!

This was also one reason I didn't like Kareena's role in JWM, (she says this to Shahid when he tells her his Mom eloped with someone else, and how it hurt his Dad and him and embarassed them in front of all) but what was worse was that even Shahid was shown as agreeing to her philosophy later! D-uh!!

Edited by nikitagmc - 14 years ago

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umar tanveer

@omiraja

Inactive

Posted: 14 years ago

#173

i find any movie starring that non actor emran hashmi very offensive only surviving on doing the most crude & disgraceful scenes & looking so eager to do anything physical a total shame that such movies are being made. because one desperate actor will go to any length to gain a bit of fame. if his name pops up my parents say dont bother as the guy does no acting, but crosses all limits of besharmi. one cant watch his movies with family, hes the answer to hollywoods adult movies in desi version. i just wish bollywood stop fpollwing hollywood & stick there routes, instead of making cheap & tantalizing movies full of flesh & kisses. no matter how modern our culture & values dont allows us to view such movies with family & we are just demeaning our own values by stooping to such degrading measure to keep the industry floating

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Shreyacool

@Shreyacool

Voyager

Posted: 14 years ago

#174

Originally posted by: vssaras
Recently saw Delhi Belly..found the film extremely offensive to my sensibilities...most of the scenes were picturized in the loo with gas being the prominent feature...even to the extent where one of the characters only contribution was THAT...the sound being complemented by the language...😛

Apart from these two prominent features..there was no story to speak of...really wondered what the junta saw in that film...to make it so successful...😆

Same here😆 Delly Belly was terrible, no story nothing. I felt yuck 🤢

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-pixie-

@-pixie-

Rocker

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Posted: 14 years ago

#175

Originally posted by: -Mais-
For me, that movie is Gaddar through and through! The girl got married to a Sikh, became a Sikh, brought up a Sikh son all the while being a Muslim! Sheshhh! In India it's like, ANYTHING is fair when it comes to love. Out of religions marriage topping the list. It makes me wonder what kinda image are they portraying to the world about love?

Won't call it offensive but it's plain weird how successfully Hindu/Muslim marriages work out in the end of a movie? Recent one being Mausam.

Why would you find that offensive? Religion is only one aspect of who you are...it cant define you! Infact I think the way the world is moving- cross cultural/inter religion marriages are going to become more and more common.

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