Sunday, 29 September 2013

Generation Gap

Today, Zee Talkies has broadcasted Movie "Balak-Palak(BP)" . Since i have watched it in theatre, I dint care to sit with my dad and watch it. May be I was little bit shy and A boy of 14 Age was still alive in me.

On the other way round, I was catching up with my friends for movie "Duniyadari" . At mid twenties, We boys with same excitement for BP during our teenage was excited today to catch up the show of "duniyadari". It had college, love , romance, Dialogues, Friendship bond and so on...

While show was going on, One my friends said, "Yaar, i still don't have girl friend." and The other was blaming his Ex as one of actress ditches her boyfriend during movie. Other one with watered eyes missed someone and We blamed each other for our love failures. Most heard dialogue in our conversation was , " TU CHUTIYA THA AUR RAHEGA  :D" .


I wondered, Our parents are watching "Balak palak" but our Needs and Problems are different now. May be directors should script for "Yuva - Palak and Yuva's LOVE"


Friday, 27 September 2013

Post cinema Thoughts

Life consist of 4 words, after watching a movie called 'lunch box'
i think it can be lived in 4 decades, 4 years, 4 months or sometimes its 4 words on a piece of paper. 

Movies like 'choti si baat' , 'life in a metro' & Dhobi ghaat portray a common man's love and life so meticulously. It makes us curious to see as many time we watch it. The simple reason, I find about the storytelling is "we" are hero of that movie, We almost see ourselves in the character and imagine things. 

There is each and every thing portrays a communication to us in cinema. Choti si baat and lunch box movie has same kind of wall clock and office. The overall feel of the movie somewhere lies in the hand of art people.

Its not only about the lead actor or actress, there are so many people on screen and in every scene actually doing a fantastic job, they are so real and perfect. 

Cinema is one of which ways "A man thinks otherwise, about and ask questions to life!"