Break Ke Baad (2010) Still Feels Fresh, But 1995 Felt Like a Different Era Just rewatched Break Ke Baad (2010), and surprisingly, it still feels fresh. The fashion, the styling, even the overall vibe—it doesn’t feel like a movie from 15 years ago. It’s crazy how little has changed in terms of clothing trends. But if we rewind another 15 years to 1995, the difference is night and day. Movies from the mid-90s had drastically different fashion, aesthetics, and even storytelling styles. It’s like the jump from 1995 to 2010 was a complete transformation, but from 2010 to now, it’s just... minor tweaks?... 1 4 replies
Just watched Thappad Finished watching "Thappad" and I absolutely loved it. All these years, I thought it was an silly movie for a slap but it was very good. The screenplay and acting was excellent. Last time I watched a movie like this was Lunchbox which portrays simple emotions in a beautiful way. Now, please suggest more movies like Thappad and lunchbox. 2 2 replies
What is your favourite romantic gesture made in a Bollywood film? 1. Lootera (2013) The film's climax defines one of the most moving acts of love Bollywood has ever seen. Varun's (Ranveer Singh) method of repentance for breaking Pakhi's (Sonakshi Sinha) heart many years ago, is to instill hope within her, as well as the willpower to live. It redefines all those moments of genuineness that he shared with her - from learning the skill of painting, to implementing it on the masterpiece he had yearned to make, which turned out to be "the last leaf". 2. Veer-Zaara (2004) Veer... 2 43 replies
Richa Chaddha and Shuchi Talati win the prestigious John Cassavetes Award at the Film Independent Spirit Awards for Girls will be Girls 3 5 replies
Pride, Seriousness, Anger. KAY KAY MENON's transitions in expressions in just 10 seconds are Butter Smooth... 5 7 replies
“MRS. MOVIE IS PROPAGANDA” 🗣️🤡 I see a lot of people (particularly men) saying that the Sanya Malhotra movie Mrs., which has gathered a lot of attention, is toxic feminist propaganda, saying that they made the simple act of cooking and cleaning into a full blown out overreaction. They also said that when the family has the money to buy two cars, why can’t they just buy a washing machine? And I found that to be quite blatantly ignorant. The whole point of the movie is that Richa’s husband Diwakar just simply does not... 2 12 replies
What movie made you say, "Holy shit there is still an hour left"? What movie made you say, "Holy shit there is still an hour left"? 3 25 replies
Some kinda funny letterboxd reviews of Bollywood films pt. 2 Some kinda funny letterboxd reviews of Bollywood films pt. 2 4 4 replies
Afaik Anurag said that he has 5 unreleased films and now he seems to be shooting 2-3 more one after the other 3 6 replies
I think Vicky Kaushal is the most versatile actor among the current Bollywood actors. **Masaan, Uri: The Surgical Strike, Sardar Udham (which I think is his best performance), Sam Bahadur, Chhaava, Sanju, Raazi.** I think Vicky Kaushal is one of the very few Bollywood actors with great range, taking on diverse roles and characters. The other actor I believe has a similar range is Ranbir Kapoor. 5 11 replies
