The Mis Studio

Soorma was a movie that released last week and we had the opportunity to review it. Now before you start praising us for our delay, let me put it through that I was completely tied up and didn't want to come up with a review that would be based on people's reaction, not mine. So without taking much time, lets dig to business and tell you why Soorma is a story told in a half cooked way: 5 Taapsee is always crying Be it the scenes where she moves away from Diljit to help him become better or the scene where the strict coach finds out it was Sandeep calling her, she seems to be constantly in tears. There are hardly some moments when you would see her smile. With that I am not questioning her acting prowess, but I am asking about the representation of the character that is the narrator and also the powerhouse in Sandeep's life. 4 The 3 L's: Love, Leave and Live At first the main leads fall in ...

इस ब्लॉग को हिंदी में पढ़ने के लिए यहाँ क्लिक करें:  http://amitspecial.blogspot.com/2018/07/5.html Bollywood is known for making the most movies in India. It is the most flourishing business industry and has some of the notable actors we all love and adore. While this is the overview of the industry, the truth is that in the past only songs were copied, whereas now, even movies are copied, but they are called inspired to make it sound subtle. Dhadak is a Bollywood movie that is a 100% copy of the Marathi movie 'Sairat' and while neither the trailer nor the songs of the Bollywood movie are impressive enough, we take a look at 5 movies that Bollywood should never try to create (or copy) from regional cinema: 5 Fandry (Marathi) Sairat and Fandry both are directed by Nagrarth Manjule and are based on  the same concept, but the difference is that Sairat is based out of college, while Fandry is based on school. It also showcases some of the most terrific performances b...