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Posted: 12 years ago
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if it makes sense, why not?
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Posted: 12 years ago
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As long as the death of the protagonists blends in well with the rest of the tale, I'm all for a tragic ending, they tend to be leave a mark. Rang De Basanti happens to be my all time favourite, and I can't think of any other movie right now that saddened the way RDB did.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Actors have so much heart breaks in real life that they like to see happiness at least in their reel lives
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Posted: 12 years ago
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I like films with unusual endings, and most of the times the male lead dying does make a film unusual. I liked Raanjhanaa, the death of the male lead fitted the bill of the story, and that tragedy makes the character so much lovable and impactful. But devdas i could not how soever connect with the ending, i did not feel pity for devdas and similar is the case of films like ishaqzade and kurbaan.

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