We watched the movie Himmatwala (2013) starring Ajay Devgan. It is of genre comedy. We enjoyed the portions of the movie which can be called comedy a lot. The whole theatre also enjoyed it. But there were portions in the movie which were painful to watch because of emotional content. I felt sad to see that the audiences in the theatre were laughing also during the scenes which were painful to watch and brought tears to our eyes. Like the emotional scenes where mother begs goddess Durga to save Ajay Devgan from the hands of villains. I did not understand how people could laugh at such scenes. It seems this happened because the movie was comedy and hence people would also laugh during the portions which were not really comedy. But it seemed very insensitive to us and we wondered if movies and our film industry is training us to be insensitive and to laugh at others plight and tragedies?
'Wanted' has a very touching aspect in story line. A young corporate professional is wrongly informed by a secret fraternity that a man had murdered his father and hence he goes on a drive to kill this man. The man had an extraordinary reflex powers; which even this boy had. In the end he kills the man and then gets to know that this man was actually his father! His father tells him before dying in his hands, "Everything they told you was a lie. You are my son." When the boy asks his guide Angelina Julie why she told him a lie, she replied, "Because we know that you are the only one he won't kill!" Such brutal mind game and treachery that it sends shivers down the spine...
Watched ‘Zila Ghaziabad’ and enjoyed it a lot. It has flavors of half ‘Dabang’ and half ‘Raktcharitram’. In fact if it was released earlier as planned, Dabang-2 won’t have been such a hit! Sanjay Dutt plays the role of a good-bad super Cop while one of my favorite actors Vivek Oberoi is back through ZG into powerful role of an avenging angry young man. It is amazing to see that Vivek has not aged even a bit and looks 110% fit – he has come back after a brief break. Perhaps his newly born kid from his marriage would prove lucky for him. This movie also features Chandrachood Singh; we were wondering over the years where did he go after a few flicks and hits? He has a very brief role. Zila Ghaziabad also has very soulful role for Arshad Warsi. It is a delight to see him on screen, even if he plays a negative character. This movie is a strange combination of action thriller and comedy. One more thing to mention is that its dialogues are so powerful. Whoever wrote them did a great job!
Happened to watch Hindi movie Fatso! It is a story of love which transcends horizons of body and this material world. A boy dies leaving his girlfriend alone who gets into depression. But as it happens, this boy had died without destined and hence gods send him back to the earth. But the condition is that he has to get back life in the body of one of their common friends who was in fact Fatso. He (his soul) comes to Fatso’s house and waits for the “event”. Fatso comes back home while being wet, talks to his mother and then sits on a chair. He feels problems in respiration and feels uneasy. He calls his mother but she is busy in household chores. All this happens in front of his friend’s eyes (his friend’s soul’s eyes) who loves Fatso and wants to help but there is no way he can help him. In a very touching scene he looks while Fatso breathes his last… (After some time he enters his body and wakes up live).
A climactic scene from the movie Inglorious Bustards became very touching. The movie is about an assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler by a Jewish girl. The Jewish has planned the assassination plot well- she was to burn down the closed theatre in which Hitler and his Nazi colleagues were watching a propaganda movie. A German Nazi soldier loves her but she has been rejecting his feelings. In the climax, just before she was to blow the hall, he comes to her and starts talking about his love. She tries to send him away but he doesn’t go back. When his back is towards her, she shoots him with her Pistol! He falls down on the ground… In a moment, the rather cold girl sees him and is filled with a pain. At that moment, he cries slowly in pain and she comes to him to check him. Then he turns back and shoots her dead! The soldier loved her immensely but he remembered that she was to harm his nation and its leaders and hence shoots her down. She, the first mover, hated Nazi Germany so much that she didn’t think twice before shot down the only man alive who loved her… The potent struggle between emotional love and hardbound duty is depicted wonderfully and leaves us in ponder…
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