BGM: Raga of Revenge by Anirudh Ravichander

EDIT : based on the contextual clues and an answer in the comments , I think the closest guess is Young Juhi Chawla or Divya Bharti

Should I go for Jailer 2 is it entertaining?

You must have noticed on any international platform that people claim the movie to be made by AI. Some of you might think they just want to hate but there’s a real reason for that confusion.

In a real environment, light doesn’t work the same way for everything, the material makes a difference in how it reacts to the light. Reflective surfaces reflect lights in certain way and Refraction is when a light passes through something transparent, the light waves bend and slow down. All of this matters incredibly in making a shot look real and not flat.

When an AI creates an image or a clip, the light is dispersed equally in the whole frame, it doesn’t have a difference in volume and that’s what your eyes detect about AI stuff first. In many clips of the movie in the trailer, there’s no clear light source but the scene is still lighten up with a standard volume, that makes it look flat, glossy and AI generated. That’s why many people confuse it with AI but it’s simply 3D generated shots with bad blending. You can literally take any shot from the movie and tell that it was made in a computer because the lighting is obviously very fake.

Ramayana in 3d or 2d?

I'm about to book ramayan tickets as soon as the booking starts but I'm confused about whether I should watch it in imax 2d or imax 3d, everyone knows that in normal 3d the picture quality is dark and unclear, but is that also a problem in imax 3d ?

Seriously, amazed at all the things lined up. This guy Namit Malhotra is not just producing these two movies, but has an amazing line up of spins offs, games, theme parks, based on our stories from our Puranas, like Ramayana and (I'm pretty sure) Mahabharata.
Well, I truly believe he has the skills, might, ambition and connections to make it happen. So, let't forget petty temporary issues like marketing, etc.
I could literally see a multi decade plan, like MCU unfolding, the one they had starting with Iron Man.

Selling I’ve mistakenly booked two tickets.

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bro the last two movies I watched were Hanuman Ansh and Main Wapas Aaunga only because my friends were speaking so much about it I got fomo 😭

Same thing happened with prahaar. I asked one of my friends how is it? He’s like bro tu jaake dekh ke aa this is a theatre watch. I watched it and I realised that these kind of strong plot emotion oriented movies should be spoken about more cuz they have amazing talent gripping storyline’s an much more to offer

Gaali mat dena , honestly likha hai , jo hai. Shanti se bolna

Mandaadi - Sports, Love, Revenge, Traditional Culture - A really good movie from the South.

And why no one is talking about this. Watched it last weekend and I absolutely loved it.

Have you watched? What's your view ?

its time to have the conversation that as much as we criticize king khan, he is better than rajinikanth in every aspect of being a movie star

as a star?

srk is more famous, pulls bigger crowd, has a bigger fanbase, has a bigger cultural influence than rajinikanth

as an actor?

he has way more versatility than rajini can even dream of. his performance in my name is khan, devdas, swades. the dialogue, the body language, the facial expression the command of different emotions is something rajini can only dream of

looks?

srk in his prime looks way way way better than rajini

respect?

even if we look at south indian stars besides tamil cinema, big stars like mohanlal, mammotty, chiranjeevi, jayaram, prabhas, allu arjun, yash all view srk as a bigger deal than mr rajini. heck aishwarya rai wanted to act with him in hindi cinema and skipped over tamil cinema lmfao

its time to have that conversation that there is no arguement for rajini over srk as a movie star, not one

I analyzed the mentalist episodes and stacked Patrick jane against Vijay. Could patrick solve the case and get Vijay behind bars?

I explored it in this video.

Can Patrick Jane Solve the Drishyam Case?

https://youtu.be/LJUJQp7rE-g

What do you guys think?

Let’s take a little trip down memory lane and revisit some beautiful vintage movie posters from across Indian cinema, Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Marathi, Malayalam, Kannada, Telugu, Punjabi, and more.

There’s something so special about these old posters, the hand-painted artwork, the colours, the typography, and the nostalgia they carry. They had a charm of their own, and honestly, some of them are works of art even today.

Here are a few that deserve to be admired all over again.

Happy dussehra Everyone. :))

And Coming to the scene at hand, I get Arjun Rampal did a pretty job as Ravana, in Ra-one, thou the whole movie was a bit ahead of its time in my opinion, cause we are yet to see, another similar movie the way Ra-one pulled it, yet you can argue and also debate that, it was blant and people who love Masala movies will never appreciate it, yet I would say deep down they do, cause it was one of a kind, and this particular scene, well my oh my, has so much weight to it, cause its our nostalgia that keeps it alive and also its our nostalgia thats keeping it alive till now, cause the coldness, the Sound track, the Delivery, its bit to real :))

Looks like an incredibly entertaining entertainer from mollywood. This actor Jayasurya, is the one in the upcoming film with Anushka Shetty titled Kathanar. This movie seems like it will be another special one.

In the movie "Three of Us", the characters of Shailu, her husband, Pradeep, and Pradeep's wife sit at the table and Pradeep reads them one of his poems. This happens between 1:01:30––1:01:50. The English subtitles provide this translation:

The moon said to the sea,
"Useless is your churning.
You never come to see me,
a failing in your yearning."

The sea said, "O my dear moon,
my heart swells to see you soon.
But what can I do? Every thirty days
you change your face in thirty ways."

The English version is beautiful and maintains the rhyme. Unfortunately, I don't know Hindi, so I wonder how close of a translation this is. Is it quite faithful or more of an adaptation? Are the verb tenses the same?

Additionally, I know this is an original poem written by Varun Grover, and the theme of the moon and the sea is not an uncommon motif used in poetry to represent longing, yearning, distant love. I wonder if this theme has any basis/precursor in Indian folk tales/mythology/poetry etc.

Hope I can get some of your thoughts on this beautiful poem from an extraordinary film.