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Bollywood movies are becoming a rage these days & with the great success of 'Slumdog Millionaire' (the film which won eight Academy Awards, seven BAFTA Awards, five Critics' Choice Awards and four Golden Globes), Americans & rest of world are recognizing the wonderful world of Indian culture. This topic will cover the influences from glitzy Bollywood to the slums of Mumbai. Be there to treasure the pioneer of Indian Cinema......
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BY ADDING REALITY TO BOLLYWOOD INSTEAD OF ACTION AND DRAMA TRENDS
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Do we really need to crack it?
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Abhimanyu Singh
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"Concentrate on quality, Oscars would come."
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I have strong exception to the views held by Ms Isha Jain. To talk of Oscars and Filmfare in the same breath is like comparing IIPM witarh IIMs... one is class, other is classless. You may really believe in filmfare for its not about quality and...
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isha jain
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there is no need to crack the code as we have already got our own Oscar "FILMFARE". I really believe in it.
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puja priya
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"BY ADDING REALITY TO BOLLYWOOD INSTEAD OF ACTION AND DRAMA TRENDS"
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i think by adding reality the movies can be made much better . but dont you think that the movies made before sm was also award winnig like tare jameen per it was nice movie and the songs were too good but it didnt got selected. one thing we...
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Ideate: "How Indian films can crack the Oscar code?" deleted from your view.
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Makrand Bhave
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Welcome back Jayant!! :)) I am with you here. I really do not think that this move will REALLY make people take that credit card out and book their tickets out of their country to visit India!! It has be much more than that!Though I applaud the...
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Mukul Bhartiya
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Incredible India advertisement has actually helped India to increase their tourism revenue by manifold. I will come back later with the exact data on revenue, but point I want to make is that India is a vast country with different weather,...
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Debate: "'Incredible India' ads to appear during Oscar & Grammy awards." deleted from your view.
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Jayita
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Indian cinema has not gone global overnight. Indian cinema has been inspired by Western Film Industry since its early days. The first feature film of India, "Raja Harishchandra", was made by Dadasaheb Phalke because he was moved watching the film...
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k.s.sudhir chand
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The indian cinema has extended its boundaries outside india. This is applicable not only to the bollywood, but also to the flim industries in the other parts of the country. Many indian flims are making more money outside the indian market, if we...
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sudhakar
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yes it is beyond any doubt globalization has pushed entertainment to a dizzy height. Not only Rajani movies are very popular in Japan but has fanclubs too.
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Debate: "IS THE GLOBALISATION OF INDIAN CINEMA HELPING THE INDIAN ENTERTAINEMENT INDUSTRIES" deleted from your view.
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Slumdog Millionaire is really a movie that made me proud. It is not often that movies made in India are given this wide acclaim by western audiences. It was really touching to see a part of life that many of us often take for granted, and sometimes we need a good dose of reality. ' Slumdog Millionaire' does exactly that. Veteran actor Anil Kapoor and the very versatile Irfaan Khan were superb in their roles and show that Indian actors do have what it takes to star in foreign films. I made a comment to my friends that more people should look at the performances of Anil Kapoor and Irfaan Khan. It was high class acting. As an Indian- movie lover, it was a proud moment to see this acceptance be...
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nicole
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As a South African, I find the Indian movies enjoyable,the stories profound, screen writing amazing but I usually skip the long dancing and singing routines because I find them, while too long.. My thoughts on future Indian movies that will make...
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Babumon
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its so late to comment still i would like to add one important thing that slumdog millionnaire was a satirical film which penetrated to every citizen and became a wakeup call. And Amitabh and his family should realise that films like Kabhi khushi...
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Viktor Stephen
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The reality of Slumdog Millionare: 1. Free education for the kids. 2. Maharashtra Govt. to provide housing for 2 of the kids. 3. The Congress party to use the kids in their election campaign. "Amrit ki varsha hogee, Har manav ur ambar se, Prem...
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Popular Prakashan releases five new titles based on popular Hollywood flick Wall – E B D Narayankar Popular Prakashan Pvt Ltd, one of India’s leading Publishing Houses, here has released five new titles based on animated children's film 'Wall - E', in association with Disney.Pixar. The books aim at giving a strong message to children about conserving environment and planet earth, as does the film. The film is all about a lovable and lonely robot named Wall-E. The robot falls in love with a sophisticated female robot Eve and follows her up to the outer space. As he pursues his dream across the galaxy, Wall-E learns about saving planet earth from pollution. These touching and memorable film m...
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The movie industry is full of prima donnas, overpaid incompetents and people who talk endlessly just for the pure pleasure of it. Nothing like your industry, is it? Hollywood, with its glittery red carpet premieres, may not seem to have much in common with banking, health care or auto manufacturing. But I believe it shares a key trait with every large, well-established industry: For more than a century, every time an important innovation knocked on Hollywood's door, the industry treated it like a homely auditioner—giving it the cold shoulder and trying to show it the door. The movie industry ignored or tried to stave off sound, color, television, home video, computer animation, and digital ...
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varsha
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truly a very unique way to define innovators, preservationists and sideline-sitters. good one.
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Insight: "Lessone In Innovation I Learnt From Hollywood" deleted from your view.
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With Bollywood crossing the shores into Hollywood and vice versa... What with Sylvester Stallons in a Sajid Nadiiadwala film, Barbara Mori in Kites with Hrithik... Well we are certainly happening! Ma...
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kadir shaikh
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very simple, making of successful bolly/holly film should be in sincere process to its subject n theme instead of adding so much masala in the name of commercial. making process should be honest with its GOOD subject.
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Changme .D. Sangma
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Successful Bolly/Holly film need to have a good script in the first place. Actors of Hollywood need to be given a suitable role which would make the people think that what has happened in the film is reality. They should not be made to speak in...
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Rajesh Kumar Thakur
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Its there in all bollywood movie, problem is who give attention on it.
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Tanmay Gaur
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Vivek, Nationalism is different for me. I do not belive we are mean. Instead, we are humble hard working people. Its only this way, that I feel proud to be Indian. I do not support India of mean minded people. If you remember the Bollywood movie...
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Devi Kaladeen
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I personally believe it is a matter of presentation/style if the cast and crew are mentioned at the start or the end of a movie. Whether it is Hollywood or Bollywood movies, these movies are so much advertised prior to the opening dates that all...
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Debate: "Why do Hollywood movies have cast and crew details at the end of the movie while Bollywood does otherwise." deleted from your view.
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Indians cannot make quality films
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We dont have impressing power to the west
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Yash Singh
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"We dont have impressing power to the west"
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Who said we cannot make quality movies, "Pather Pachali"(1955) directed by Satyajit Ray gave the first Best Director's award to him. "Slumdog Millionire"(2008), directed by Danny Boyle and acted by Indian actors won Oscar Award. The thing this,...
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Ahmed Sultan
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"Indians cannot make quality films"
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Unfortunately, the debatable issue has more than the two options originally proposed by the debate initiator. I am PARTIALLY supporting the (Indians cannot make quality films) option but I have no choice except putting my contribution here as I...
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sujit Kumar
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"We dont have impressing power to the west"
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I will not comment on present movies beause many of tem lack aim. But many other movies like Pyaasa and lagaan had missed because of the power and politics.
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Pankaj Prajapati
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Ya definatly such association be succesfull b'cuz they know how to use resorces in perfact way to earn proffit..
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Charles davison
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Speilberg may learn a lesson or two......
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Himanshu Pathak
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I think it will be premature to say how this venture will do, just because they have invested so much money doesn't mean that they are sure shot of success, it all depends on what kind of product that they are coming up with the association, and...
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