Can DEEPIKA play the role of PAKHI?

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Otto

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Posted: 12 years ago

Sonakshi's performance was most appreciated performance by a female this year. So could Deepika do better job?

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Posted: 12 years ago

Just straight up no.

She just doesn't have that in her. To play such a mature character who shows emotions through eyes. Or let face do the talking.

Sonakshi was perfect as Pakhi. Deepika's dialogue delivery is terrible. So no

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Posted: 12 years ago

Just like Sonakshi can't do Leela's role coz of exposure and intimate scenes. Deepika can't do Pakhi's role for many reasons

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Posted: 12 years ago

yes 1000 times better than sonakshi
I didn't like sona in the first half..deepika would be perfect in pakhi's role

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Otto

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Posted: 12 years ago

@rambo 😆

Edited by dddds - 12 years ago

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Posted: 12 years ago

If Deepika was Pakhi

the movie would have been A BlockBUster

so yes D-pad could play it better Then SOna

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Posted: 12 years ago

nowaday Sona Is Going on Flop Side 🤔

First Lottere then OUTIMD

through i loved OUTIMD

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Hira

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Posted: 12 years ago

Wasn't there a topic EXACTLY like this before?🤔

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Otto

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Posted: 12 years ago

Originally posted by: AaShiQui24Ever
nowaday Sona Is Going on Flop Side 🤔
First Lottere then OUTIMD
through i loved OUTIMD

I want her to choose strong scripts like lootera.This girl has potential.😊

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Sonakshi Sinha. So far we've seen her as a massy queen of blockbusters. Playing the ailing, dying Pakhi in Lootera she comes to a formidable level of histrionic nirvana not obtainable to any of her contemporaries. Sonakshi penetrates her character's bleeding loneliness with fearless integrity. Pakhi's desire to find adventure love and romance reminded me of Madhabi Mukherjee in Charulata.

There are moments, sequences and scattered shots where Sonakshi is captured in various postures of unbearable vulnerability. In a sequence of rebuffed ardour she drops her dignity and drives down to meet the man who suddenly starts avoiding her.

"Will you come tomorrow? Day after? Then the day after that?" she whispers in declining hope when he refuses her invitation to come home.

It's a moment of pleading love that reminded me of Shabana Azmi's celebrated telephonic sequence in Mahesh Bhatt's Arth. Playing a girl who falls desperately in love with an unworthy man, Sonakshi takes her character through a journey that we see unfold with geographical precision before our eyes. She has great support in creating a memorably tragic character from the film's crew. She is often captured looking with agonizing vulnerability into a distance where she can see no hope of redemption. It's a portrait of frightening desolation that reminded me of Shabana Azmi in Mrinal Sen's Khandhar.

By Subhash K. Jha, Jul 4, 2013 - 10:04 IST