Why have cats been used as a motif in Raman Raghav 2.0? What is their significance, visually or otherwise? God, mythology and religion also appear plentifully; but one can make out their relevance. Surveillance makes its way into the story nicely (it doesn't have much of a story and yet it is engaging enough. The background score is rivetting! Vicky Kaushal was good but didn't feel like an ACP.) And there is a parallel between playing-God and surveillance (..?) just as there's one between the psychopath and the cop. Cinematically, the end is good but not story-wise; no closure. #RamanRaghavTwoPointZerO
Film review: Dilwale (Rohit Shetty 2015 Hindi) #Dilwale2015 #spoilers_alert #SRK-Kajol #Rohit_Shetty Yet another celluloid battle of Bollywood has begun yesterday. Not that the battle matters as much as the films, yet I hope its a win-win for both the giants. Being a simultaneous SRK-SLB admirer it became quite a conundrum to choose my point of entry into this battle. Finally, Dilwale it was. So let it be made plain, as might have already come to your knowledge, that Dilwale is no great stuff. At best it leaves you with a light-headed, feel good vibe (like most other Rohit Shetty entertainers); at worst its just another pass-time movie with a staggering budget of about INR 100 crores - almost comparable to the largesse of SLB's Bajirao Mastani. So what does Dilwale accomplish with that kind of money? Cars, lots of cars and a bunch of superstars. Big cars. SRK-Kajol. Shining cars. Sanjay Mishra, Pankaj Tripathi and Mukesh Tiwari. Vintage cars. Vinod Khanna and K...
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