On Sunday the legendary writer of Gujarati stage returned to spotlight when director Manoj Shah brought him alive on Prithvi Theatre with an autobiographical monologue aptly titled Hu, Chandrakant Bakshi. Will you go and save them Superman or at least rob the helicopters of the Richie Rich and send them to save the surviving victims? Wearing 3D glasses is a torture and paying 600 rupees per ticket is a crime.Īll I could think of while watching Superman was that if only he could fly to Uttarakhand and help all the victims, then 600 rupees and the 3D glasses will be forgiven. The film does not live up to the hype and there is nothing to appreciate except the production values, the packaging, presentation and the technology. IMAX is an impossible exercise for the weak and the disabled and I’m not sure if I would want to sit in the uncomfortable couch seat the next time I’m in the same theatre. Walking down the gallery seat and post film the steep staircase to the exit I realised for the first time how senior unfriendly are most of our theatres. After that I have attended many premiers and film festivals including the annual FICCI conference headed by late Yash Chopra. I remember attending the inauguration of the grand premise more than a decade ago when we were treated to a 10 minute film on Taj Mahal starring Aishwarya Rai. After ages I visited the dome IMAX Theatre in Wadala.
The poet always had a new expression for these rain songs depending on the situation and character and the filmmaker combined with choreographer and musician turned these moments magical.īhawana Somaaya/ I watched the much talked about 'Man of Steel' and only because my niece was keen that we see the film together.
’ in 'Betaab' a song of reunion where childhood friends Amrita Singh and Sunny Deol meet after a long separation. If ‘Pyar hua iqrar hua…’ with Nargis and Raj Kapoor shot under a windblown umbrella in 'Shri 420' is the anthem for monsoon songs in Hindi films, Aamir Khan and Gracy Singh dancing to ‘Kaale megha kale megha…’ in 'Lagaan' is a song of hope and ‘Badal yun garajta hai. How can we forget the spirited Aishwarya Rai dancing to ‘barso re megha…’ in 'Guru', Kareena Kapoor drenched in the shower singing to Rahul Bose in 'Chameli' and before that Madhoo jumping in the paddy fields singing ‘Dil hai chotasa…’ in 'Roja'.? We remember some of these numbers for the extra-ordinary lyrics and melody and some for the song situations and choreography. Not all of them were explicitly sensual but they reflected a longing, an admission of desire and therefore all these songs were special. Much before the item numbers dawned into our entertainment business, rain songs were the only ticket to erotica moments in films. Romance in Hindi films is synonymous with rain sequences.
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