I've been thinking more about Fanaa. I'd realized that usually there is one Bolly movie a year that I go insane for. This year it's Fanaa, last year it was Parineeta, the year before that, Veer-Zaara. It seems that for me to go crazy over a movie, it has to be an epic and very beautifully filmed uber-angsty love story. Not a suprise. Frex, I think
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Subhan allaaaaaaaaaah, subhan allaaaaaaaaaah, subhan allaaaaaaaaaah, subhan allaaaaaaaaaah!
I love that part too. It makes my heart do a crazy little flip.
SRK always comes across as opening his heart like a carpet for you to walk on. Aamir has a certain darkness and SRK's vibe is nicer.
Wow, I can agree with that. I think one of SRK's major selling points is his stripped bare vulnerability, it's his USP and no one can do it like he does. But Aamir just brings something else to the screen, an unflappable strength of sorts.
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I keep listening to it and I think it's permanently taken residence in my head.
Wow, I can agree with that. I think one of SRK's major selling points is his stripped bare vulnerability, it's his USP and no one can do it like he does. But Aamir just brings something else to the screen, an unflappable strength of sorts.
Wouldn't it be fun to see a movie with them together? Not that is would ever happen but...
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And I just love that last paragraph you've written. I've read it over about 5 times now. Bollywood certainly does portray love like nothing else.
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And yes, it's portrayal of love and caring is Bollywood's USP, for sure.
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Sadly, I could see that happening, ROFL.
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I agree. VZ on the whole for me isn't exactly my favourite movie ever, but the Lodi song is just a pleasure to the eye and the ear. It's so catchy, too!
I was also thinking about how Bollywood treats the idea of love as paramount, larger than life, something Hollywood movies after 1940s don't do any more.I was also thinking about this a few days ago and tried to form a Bollywhat topic on it but couldn't get it phrase it. I can't remember who but when I first got into BW, someone wrote somewhere that where Hollywood's romantic films aren't stories about love but relationships. I think it's true in many ways. The focus is definitely on man-woman relationships in general or two characters, not so much love in general as this great big concept that can both break and make. Which is probably why romantic HW films no longer work for me ( ... )
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