English absurd titles should be prohibited for Hindi films

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sajni_ka_sajna

@sajni_ka_sajna

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Posted: 11 years ago

#11

happy new year ko toh happy new year hi bolenge na yar.. 😆

never heard even hindi speaking people wishing their loved ones anything else on new years.. naya saal mubarak won't sound good for a movie title.. 😆

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d-_-b

@d-_-b

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: rogerrocks

Bebo once called it Gang Bang by mistake 😆

Lol dont think it was by mistake.😆

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Yankees

@Yankees

Rocker

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Posted: 11 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: .Elixir.

Lol dont think it was by mistake.😆

Lmao! I don't even want a clarification there. 🤣

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rogerrocks

@rogerrocks

Trailblazer

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Posted: 11 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: .Elixir.

Lol dont think it was by mistake.😆

If it was on purpose, i'd say she has a great sense of humor 😆 Not sure if she is that intelligent cos she normally effs up a lot while speaking 😆

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slumgod..

@slumgod..

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: Mugda
What is this stupid trend of naming Hindi films in English? South Indian films use Tamil / Telugu titles mostly because they have regulations for using only Tamil / Telugu titles otherwise they will not get tax exemption facility but Hindi films often use English titles. Some titles are even so absurd and vulgar to core. For example, Bang Bang. It means 'F*cking'. I can't even mention how vulgar it sounds in Hindi. It starts with C***

Fashion =

Heroine = Abhinetri

Page 3 = Panna 3

Housefull =Gharbhara

Happy New Year = Naye saal mubarak

Happy Anniversary = Saalghirha mubarak

Happy Birthday = Janmadin ki Subhakamana

Bang Bang = Ohh aahhh

W*F is this? 🤢