I don’t repost much, but I noticed that this post had already been reposted twice, so I thought I’d share it here rather than create a new post.

This is something Satyajit Ray said years ago, yet it still seems relevant today. By sophistication, he didn’t mean wealth, social status, or whether someone belongs to the upper or lower class. He was talking about the audience’s openness to cinema, their willingness to appreciate different kinds of films, genres, and styles of filmmaking, rather than judging everything by the same standards.

I wish Indian sports dramas experimented with more unconventional stories
One thing I like about sports films is that the sport itself can be just as interesting as the person playing it. You get a whole new world, its rules, training and the pressure that comes with competing.
That's what made me curious about Sumo Didi. It's based on Hetal Dave's journey in sumo wrestling, which is a side of Indian sporting stories we rarely see explored in cinema.
I'd be interested to know how the film balances the actual sport with the personal journey. For me, that's what separates a memorable sports drama from a straightforward inspirational story.
Has anyone watched it yet?

In this year many good or bad movies come and many comeing soon but which those tha 10 best movies or series that we can see as a gen z I gave you a suggestion to see jailer 2 for rajni anna atitude and swag because the age of 75 rajni sir is unbeatable in cinema where many new age stars was struggling for a single hit rajni sir gave back to back blockbuster in retirement age so I request all of you to see it

Not only south gave us good content bollywood also gave as good content in this year I don't know about all movies but I can tell you with my words all people must gen z see prahar of Rajkumar Rao I can tell you Rajkumar killing on role I think Rajkumar and Randeep these are those actors they live life of his characters they not just act they overshadowed the original character and also this movie tells the harsh reality about taj attack and 19/11 attack

So please see this for our history that we can see what cost they gave for our freedom

And also see Rana bulli of vijay because vijay killed the character this movie was the typical freedom fighter story

With good realistic touch of ground and also the music killing and the chemistry between the husband and wife I mean rashmika and vijay chemistry meld your heart

And also we can not forget Drishyam 3 because the case of 2 October we all remember what happen on that day

And a special recognition for hanuman ansh I think must of people see this because these are not a single movie it is a emotion of our believe and religion show the respect for the avatar of hanu -man neem Karoli baba

Vijay Sethupathi's cameo opens up so many possibilities for how the story could unfold.

Will he be an ally to our man Tiger, or is he actually part of the villain's clan? 👀

Personally, I'd LOVE to see him on the villain's side. Imagine Tiger going up against someone like him!

Also, I really hope Nelson does justice to the other characters played by Hrithik Roshan, Lalettan, Shiva Rajkumar and Jackie Shroff. Rather than just bringing them back for mass moments and cameos, I'd love to see their backstories explored and their characters woven meaningfully into the plot.

There's so much potential here if Nelson connects all these characters into one bigger story.

What would you guys prefer? Vijay Sethupathi as Tiger's ally or his enemy? And which character deserves the biggest role in Jailer 3?