I’m always super-excited about watching even mediocre Hindi movies, so I was really looking forward to watching Fanaa, considering I had good reviews about it. The past few Hindi movies that I’ve seen (Rang De Basanti, Hazaaron Khwaishe Aise, My Brother Nikhil) have left me with nothing with very good impressions about the new directors and the concepts. I am particularly happy with the fact that they no longer consider the average movie-goer to be an immature incapable of understanding complex feelings, plots and grey characters. This movie unfortunately disappoints.8.12.2006
Fanaa
I’m always super-excited about watching even mediocre Hindi movies, so I was really looking forward to watching Fanaa, considering I had good reviews about it. The past few Hindi movies that I’ve seen (Rang De Basanti, Hazaaron Khwaishe Aise, My Brother Nikhil) have left me with nothing with very good impressions about the new directors and the concepts. I am particularly happy with the fact that they no longer consider the average movie-goer to be an immature incapable of understanding complex feelings, plots and grey characters. This movie unfortunately disappoints.
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It was unbelievable how much faith the couple had in their blind daughter's intuition about her Shehzaada. Guess it didn't click with me... The film was quite okay or maybe I was plain starved of Hindi films.
Btw, Rehaan was not a tour guide, right? Guess that explains the patio apartment!
I thought he was a guide. In any case, he seemed like a lukkha who shouldn't be affording huge penthouses. I'm tired of simplistic story-lines. But you're right, I lap up most Hindi movies because I don't watch them often.
If you thought Fana was unreal, wait till u watch KANK. SRK is an Indian David Beckham (complete with a 'victory' tatoo on his arm & a 5-million dollar contract) and Amitabh is a a wierd character inspired from 'The girls of the playboy mansion' :)
Its too hilarious...in a silly kind of way!!
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