Everything Under the Sun

[dangermousie]

First off, a giant WELCOME to everyone who've recently friended me. Don't feel shy about commenting. I love to blab.

Saw Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna for a second time yesterday, with aliterati. Knowing the story made the viewing experience quite different. I found Rhea and Rishi a lot more at fault and Dev and Maya nicer. Hmmmm

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[lesbiassparrow]

I found Rhea and Rishi a lot more at fault and Dev and Maya nicer.

This was my experience too. I think it was because I went in predisposed to like them, having already seen their story all the way through once.

Sadly have not had any chance to watch doramas recently. I am feeling very deprived.

[dangermousie]

Oh, no doramas? How sad :(

But yes, it was amazing what a different experience the second viewing was.

[lesbiassparrow]

Oh, no doramas? How sad :(

I know! And I have several here on DVD ready to go!

On the plus side I am finally getting to see Omkara tonight (It came out on DVD really fast), so, yay!

[dangermousie]

Hope you like Omkara. Really curious what you think of it!

[lesbiassparrow]

Omkara - what can I say about this film? It shredded me entirely. This is by far the best Bollywood I've ever seen.

[dangermousie]

That's what I thought, too. Amazing movie.

[lesbiassparrow]

But so fucking depressing. Excuse the language, but it was. I am not sure I can ever watch it again...

[dangermousie]

That last shot with the swing at the end? Or Ajay singing at the end? OMG.

[lesbiassparrow]

All of it. From Dolly saying that she chose death, to Omi shutting the door in Langda's face and saying that they are all damned for what they've done, to the shot of the swing...