Now, this is a very unlikely topic for me to be writing about. I do not fit into the category of people who feel something missing in life if they aren't updated with the hits and misses of the Box Office.
I watch movies very rarely, and on the big screen very, very rarely.
But then the last week has seen me watch quite a couple of movies on television...all thanks to my fluctuating health condition which saw me sitting at home most of the time of the day. The weekend was fun with a hat-trick! I had been wanting to see Asoka for a long time, having always caught the movie on TV in bits and parts, Saturday morning I caught a glimpse of it just when it has begun...and sat glued throughout. There is something very catchy about these epics and legends. Just when I thought I would switch off the TV after having refreshed my knowledge about the Emperor Asoka's journey, Rang De Basanti was the next movie - back to back. So I was again glued to the couch...for a movie so good and songs that I simply love, my comp could sacrifice my presence a little more. That is why the club stationary and banner designs for my Presidential year in Rotaract Club of Thane Central were inspired by this image.
After this I again spent Sunday morning watching Jodha-Akbar, a gorgeous looking movie that I did enjoy watching, something I wasn't really anticipating. So all in all the weekend was entertaining (but I missed munching on pop corn!)
I still have a wish list of a bunch of movies I haven't yet managed to watch. Topping the list would still be Lion King!! (Yes, I know...I haven't seen it yet! just like I still haven't been to Essel world!!) Rutu you owe me this movie, but yes thanks to you that we had such a gala time watching Wall E, one of the most cuteeeeeest movies I have seen in a long time!
Let's see if someone actually recollects what all was mentioned in the wish-list I had made on scrap paper a long, long time back.
Well, Rang de basanti, is surely the most beautifully made moviue that bollywood has ever produced.Everything from the message, to the cinematography, the acting and choice of characters was impeccable. on the whole, the film is stuperndous. people tend to compare it with Lage Raho Munnabhai, the other film released that year, but i feel, there can be no comparison, none at all.
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