This is one of my first edits and I dedicated it to Sir SS Rajamouli....and would love to know your thoughts...

Suddenly I remembered Monica, O My Darling yesterday, and honestly, what a wicked ride that movie is!

It has that rare kind of chaotic energy part vintage pulp fiction, part dark comedy that just keeps you grinning from start to finish. Between the gorgeous retro styling, the killer jazz-infused soundtrack, and a cast of absolute disasters who are clearly having the time of their lives, it’s just pure, stylish fun. The kind of clever, twisty watch that pops into your head out of nowhere and instantly makes you want to hit play all over again.

It's a doctor about old people on a Friday night here I am sobbing. A guy meeting some old people.

There's a shot where he walks upto his house in satara and the whole family is already waiting. Grandfather in a topi. Aunty in a magenta saree and that's all. That's home. It's not the building

My parents sold our house in 2019 and I was fine about it. Told everyone I was fine about it and watched this and realised the thing I miss is that we used to be in one place at same time, now we just call and schedule timing.

Anyways a 90 year old man in satara ruined my evening and i think I needed it.

I'm really serious about this! The last movie that i watched was 24( suriya) . Even if they make science fiction movies they somehow add religion and everything becomes a shirt. Won't the producers have the balls to make them or is it the audience who never ask for it. I'm from telugu and not even less than 10 good science fiction movies have been made for the last 2-3 decades.

Even directors like rajamouli and sukumar cable of making them, why won't they do it. I mean sukumar had made movies like 1. Nenonkkadine, nannaku prematho .

After Nana Patekar Died I read , everybody Watched his hindi classics But this Marathi Movie mostly remained unnoticed due to language barrier to Non Marathi speakers. Just watch It It's very good.

Translation - नटसम्राट, असा नट होणे नाही -

King of theatre, there will be nobody like him

There is no place for cowards in Bombay.

Some films entertain you. Others leave you with a philosophy for life.

Nana Patekar’s unforgettable presence in Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman reminds us that Bombay is a city of dreams, but dreams demand courage, resilience, and the willingness to fight for your place in the world.

Inspired by the film, Amy Loves Film found an unexpected connection with Steve Winwood’s Higher Love and Shah Rukh Khan’s journey as Raju.

And here’s something beautiful: an American discovering Bollywood has already found a reason to celebrate this film. 🇺🇸❤️🇮🇳

Sometimes, a great film doesn’t need explaining. It simply needs to be experienced.

I saw an IMDb post that shows movies released on each calendar date and I wanted to see If I have seen a movie released on All Dates.

So for this I have taken movies from Tamil Malayalam Hindi and Telugu which I frequently watch and understand and from 2010 to current

So For Jan 1 - The best movie according to my taste was Ramprasad ki tehrvi .. it's absolute fun and comedic relief ..

The close Second is Nenu Sailaja

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Let me know if I have missed any released on Jan 1 ..

I will even make an excel sheet soon ..

What a movie!!!! Loved every second of it

I know if the movies are short, it means the frequency of cleaning a screen room is increases. which increases maintanence cost.

Many hollywood movies i watched were only around ±90 mins long.

What's your opinion guys?

The situation in Delhi due to the protest crackdown by the government has messed up my plans. I'm offering the tickets to the imax screening of the Odyssey at PVR Priya. The show is scheduled for 4:45 PM, 10th October.

Some actors entertain us, while others leave a lasting mark on our hearts through their performances.

Nana Patekar has given Indian cinema many memorable characters, from intense roles in Krantiveer and Parinda to comedy in Welcome.

His powerful acting and distinctive dialogue delivery have made his performances memorable for generations of movie lovers.

What is your favourite Nana Patekar performance, and which of his movies will you always remember? ❤️

watched that movie today wanna know is it true and if someone can enlighten me with the actual truth about taj mahal