Sunday, January 23, 2011

ALA MODALAINDI

                                        

ఈ సినిమా పతాక సన్నివేశములో హిరొ హిరొయిన్ తొ యిలా అంటాడు:
*నేను నిన్ను కలిశాకా నాలో ఎన్నో మార్పులు. నువు నాకే  అనిపిన్తుంది. నువు ఎవరితొ మాట్లాడినా అసూయ వచ్చెస్తుంది.నాలో ఎన్నొ నెగటివ్ అలొచనలు ప్రారంభమై నన్ను తినేస్తున్నాయి. నాలొ ఇంత నాకు తెలియని నేను ఉన్నానని ఇప్పుడే   తెలిసింది.ఇది ప్రేమే అనుకుంటా*

This film was suggested by my student. Perhaps this dialogue should have attracted him since i know him from  his childhood.

Definitely inspired by Serendipity the film has its moments. A normal love story with misunderstandings, sacrifices etc., 

I never understand why our directors make screenplay such a mess. Its high time our directors leave this as a separate branch to others and concentrate on the film rather. This film is definitely out of place when it comes to narrating the story. what should have been a linear narration turned out to be "creative" narration. 

The funny part is the director tried it to be a humorous - love story. Dumped by their counter parts the protagonists meet by accident ( serendipity link) then separate meet separate and meet.The heroine seems to be running out of ideas about her choice.The hero seems to be running out of ideas about his choice. The director finally showed some mercy and finally united them.

The parents fuss about e-generation's choices ( the girls father making his point to girl after the heroine dumps second one for hero) is another Revelation. The girls after another spate of misunderstanding agrees to marry third one. But after learning that she misunderstood she dumps the third one. So our hero is fourth choice. Iam not able to understand the girls father's character. As far as the girl is considered theres always a word--she is confused.

I don't think that our society has progressed well to develop thought line like sending a girl with a gay boy out is safe. This gay approach may evolve some laughs but it will be embarrassing for a parent to explain the meaning to a adolescent. The directors should remember Cinema is a family habit in India.Of late this attempt to generate few laughs may show adverse impact on youth. And i bet most of our elders seldom know what gay is. I SUGGEST ALL THE DIRECTORS WHO ARE USING THIS SEXUAL PERVERSION ( in my thoughts) to watch Philadelphia, broke back mountain and milk which were made on gay subjects and still made us think about the problem in different perspective. I repeat cinema in India is a family habit. Make it a memorable watch. If a 11 year old after seeing this movie asks his father or mother dad what is gay then.... If a teenager sees this and tries to develop alter thoughts.... who is answerable?  and this is given U certificate   

Dear director get your basics right. study your characters. Understand their behaviour. and then pack your product. Understand what you want to do. Watch our old movies before the Hollywood, Korean and other movies. Off all the lady directors,  you have the required fire to make a good film. Great, being a lady you brought in the bizarre gay epiosdes

All said and done its not a bad movie. Hero's mother's role is neatly designed and well played. The relation between son and mother is also presented pleasantly. Certain dialogues are also funny. Hero's worry about falling hair is also very funny. Hero's relation with heroine in certain areas is worth watching especially when he proposes to her in the climax. And performances ...o...k..and so so. Its a feat to make a love story these days without using the Phrase " I LOVE YOU"

No need to rush to the theatres. Wait till some stupid TV channel buys the rights for ugadi or any other festival

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