Did you watch the one last night? Despite having to pay so much for TV I never manage to sit and watch properly, even though I like Hrithik, and I liked that girl, too.
Yep, I did. The bloke was delicious; he looks a bit like the guy on the icons of my Morningstar Manor main charrie, Andras - you might have read me mentioning him?
My favourite Bollywood actor, though, is John Abraham. Major droolage - see icon!
Plot of that movie was a bit inconclusive, but then, you don't watch Bollywood for conclusive Western style plot. Also, while Wetern theatre distinguished genres early on (Aristotle, I think, who else?), classical Indian theory lists seven emotions an claims a good story needs to contain them all, and touch all of them them in the listeners/audience; that is why such a hodge-podge for unaccustomed Westerners.
Re: Why is the bloke on your icon licking his thumb?
With me, as usual, it took a short interview to appreciate the humour and intelligence of Hrithik Roshan, whom I liked for a few years now. I couldn't just fancy him, though I see your John Abraham is a similar type. Dunno if you know that Hrithik started the fitness trend in Bollywood - he used to be a sickly kid and bulked up and all of India likes to follow their stars.
Oh I know all about it, and I'm a bit sad I no longer write my Bollywood analyses. I even missed that the first Rohit was really really dead. And I'm sure I missed the ending.
My John *icon* was joking about the film guys coming into his yard, counting out some money (hence the lick) and saying "go, play in front of the camera".
Your John reminds me of 'Name Of The Rose' - poisoning himself as he's turning the pages. Or not. I wonder if money can be poisonous as well. I watched his series once now, but can't see the point of it...
Yep, one of the plot holes was that the first Rohit was really really dead, and still the second Rohit whose name was Raj willingly stepped into his shoes, down to taking care of the little brother, just because he totally mysteriously happens to have the same face.
I like him much better with stubble; and John Abraham (henceforth known as 'my John') is uch more manly and, admittedly, less pretty thatn Hritik Roshan while just as beautiful. If you know what I mean.
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yakalskovich) wrote2006-07-01 12:27 pm
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Why is the bloke on your icon licking his thumb?
My favourite Bollywood actor, though, is John Abraham. Major droolage - see icon!
Plot of that movie was a bit inconclusive, but then, you don't watch Bollywood for conclusive Western style plot. Also, while Wetern theatre distinguished genres early on (Aristotle, I think, who else?), classical Indian theory lists seven emotions an claims a good story needs to contain them all, and touch all of them them in the listeners/audience; that is why such a hodge-podge for unaccustomed Westerners.
Re: Why is the bloke on your icon licking his thumb?
I couldn't just fancy him, though I see your John Abraham is a similar type. Dunno if you know that Hrithik started the fitness trend in Bollywood - he used to be a sickly kid and bulked up and all of India likes to follow their stars.
Oh I know all about it, and I'm a bit sad I no longer write my Bollywood analyses. I even missed that the first Rohit was really really dead. And I'm sure I missed the ending.
My John *icon* was joking about the film guys coming into his yard, counting out some money (hence the lick) and saying "go, play in front of the camera".
Your John - my John
Yep, one of the plot holes was that the first Rohit was really really dead, and still the second Rohit whose name was Raj willingly stepped into his shoes, down to taking care of the little brother, just because he totally mysteriously happens to have the same face.
I like him much better with stubble; and John Abraham (henceforth known as 'my John') is uch more manly and, admittedly, less pretty thatn Hritik Roshan while just as beautiful. If you know what I mean.