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screencapspam: siddharth & trisha in NVNV.

Jul 02, 2006 16:05

Nuvvostante Nenoddantana is quite possibly one of the cutest films in the existence of celluloid. It's romantic and fun and vibrant with colours and music and dancing. Emphasis on dancing, this isn't a film where people just pose for two hours, the movement is constant which makes it brilliant to watch and a pain to screencap. However, even with ( Read more... )

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danbi July 2 2006, 15:42:43 UTC

She totally has a nice face. Very expressive!

I think my favourite picture remains the first one, however. Doesn't get much more sexy-hot than ostrich pants.

Seriously.

fivil July 2 2006, 15:56:46 UTC

Yeah, she's great because she doesn't have the constant "I look pretty"-face on. I can see why she was picked for the role.

I know! Ostrich pants are my favourite, too, especially since he's so genuinely excited to be in them. And his line, "Hi dad, what's up!" and his dad doesn't pay the slightest attention to what he's wearing tells that he wears them quite often. XD!

That picture is now my signature on a message board. Though I also love the shower scene captures.

danbi July 2 2006, 15:59:48 UTC

Hah, that's a fairly apt way to put that. :D

I don't know if the actual pants are my favourite, but I definitely like them here! Look a bit saggy, but I'm sure I could manage. As for the movie - hah! Parents are good at observation. No - really.

>.>

Which, the one of the girl scrunching her face up?

fivil July 2 2006, 16:20:52 UTC

I just wonder where they sell such pants.. Cracktastic.

The whole scene is such a favourite. Especially when he gets a phone call.

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danbi July 2 2006, 16:23:15 UTC

Oh that. HAHAHAHA! Yeah, she doesn't look too amused there.

fivil July 2 2006, 16:30:22 UTC

She spends much time in this film looking annoyed, bothered or otherwise unimpressed. It's so old, the whole "girl-meets-boy-and-can't-stand-him"-trick but sometimes it just plain works.

danbi July 2 2006, 16:32:22 UTC

Maybe it's all the dancing in those Bollywood films that convinces you.

>.>

What? It could be.

fivil July 2 2006, 16:47:12 UTC

Haaa, probably. Though I also love the storyline in Hollywood films, when backed by good actors. I can't think of a film right now, though.

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