“Women are only good for two things…making love and making love” – Vijay Shergill, stuntman.
“All men are dogs” – Simrita Rai, ...
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I would first like to apologize to all for the kind of strong views that are going to follow these words. I have zero tolerance for any thing that lowers the bar for what is been certified a decent U/A family hindi feature film! Ok, hold your guns, let me introduce you to my victim of the day: 'KAMBKAT ISHQ' thats right, another no-brainer Akshay Kumar flick.
Now the film starts with the usual Akshay masala-action stunt, with an intro to his character in the film..A stunt man (yeh..something new from Akshay!,right??)
Anyway, now the writer from hell, wants to give a personality to Akshay's character and decides that the character 'HATES COMMITMENT'..treats all women like pillow covers and humiliates them with a verbal vomit of slapstick phrases and miserable, lowest quality words. But not to forget, is yet surrounded by a flock of bimbos waiting to take a bite of him! But falls pray and finds true Love in the new bollywood Paris Hilton..guess whoo?? Bebo.
On the other hand miss sexy heterosexual feminist Kapoor, is no less and has gone outright to use her limited vocabulary to scream her 'Men are dogs' mantra.
Typical bollywood flick! TYPICAL BOLLYWOOD sorry, I repeated that because I want to stress on the word 'typical'
If this is typical! what is happening to us?
One should have seen the joy and excitement on the faces of the audience...mostly teenagers, college bunkers, faffers etc in the theater, as they parrot the developing India's new bodacious LINGO.
Raoudigiri, barbarism, hooliganism or continue the list for me pls etc have become the new propaganda tactics of our film industry.
On one hand movies like Hazaron Kwaishen Aise make us proud about the improving quality of Indian movies, why is there a disparity?
I am not against mindless, entertaining films, but I am against what some of them profess! hooliganism and nothing else!
So Iam making an offer to you, you can't refuse. May be its more than what you want to know, but Im never going to slip into those hackneyed faddish, bodacious expressions that afflict our precious Indian language.
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