Bollywood is now producing Blockbuster after Blockbuster like "Dabbang" "Bodyguard" "Singham" "Mausam"
"Murder 2". These are all very original movies and have been produced and directed on the social issues in India. Our film-makers are always looking for original scripts and seriousness in the story and acting.
We have also seen a very remarkable movie "Aarakshan" on the issue of caste based reservation in India, this Film has done great justice to the issue by discussing about Private Coaching classes where students are fooled into believing that by hard work they crack prestigious entrance exams.
Okay, enough with this mockery., you all know what I am pointing at. I am talking about the absence of serious cinema in our Hindi Film Industry. The scripts are either copied from the South Indian cinema or from a Hollywood movie. The action scenes are copied, dialogues have lost depth. Serious issues are not even touched. They tried Aarakshan but didn't dig deep enough on the issue. Over the past few years, especially the last couple of years- Movies with sophisticated acting, depth in script and dialogues and a good social message have flopped and ridiculous non-sense movies have broken Box office records. This is a clear indication that something is wrong. Either the audience has lost its taste or they are already burdened with enough responsibility and don't really care about the script, story etc but just on the entertainment.
What is your take on this?
Come to RAY's 12th group discussion on this issue.
Venue -26-109, LPU
timings 4:00-5:00 pm
Saturday 1st October, 2011.
"Murder 2". These are all very original movies and have been produced and directed on the social issues in India. Our film-makers are always looking for original scripts and seriousness in the story and acting.
We have also seen a very remarkable movie "Aarakshan" on the issue of caste based reservation in India, this Film has done great justice to the issue by discussing about Private Coaching classes where students are fooled into believing that by hard work they crack prestigious entrance exams.
Okay, enough with this mockery., you all know what I am pointing at. I am talking about the absence of serious cinema in our Hindi Film Industry. The scripts are either copied from the South Indian cinema or from a Hollywood movie. The action scenes are copied, dialogues have lost depth. Serious issues are not even touched. They tried Aarakshan but didn't dig deep enough on the issue. Over the past few years, especially the last couple of years- Movies with sophisticated acting, depth in script and dialogues and a good social message have flopped and ridiculous non-sense movies have broken Box office records. This is a clear indication that something is wrong. Either the audience has lost its taste or they are already burdened with enough responsibility and don't really care about the script, story etc but just on the entertainment.
What is your take on this?
Come to RAY's 12th group discussion on this issue.
Venue -26-109, LPU
timings 4:00-5:00 pm
Saturday 1st October, 2011.
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