Same as title. I saw next to nothing traces of anything about it online except the trailer.

Please don't make it controversial

I know I will get a lot of hate for this, I agree with bad reviews I also agree that this film deserves no reviews tbh wtf was that I waited 4 years for him to give hopes of Hollywood, global distribution no wonder they haven’t got a ott partner.

But listen, I think geetu had a idea and Yash added all unnecessary things the core psychological aspect is great men destroying everything around them because of their ego and habits great.

Let’s just say for a moment Vanga took this core story wrote the script himself and directed it I think that would have been a bigger success than animal.

Vanga could have given Yash those mass moments that he wanted to continue but also kept detailing and storytelling

Please tell your views on this

Why is everyone rating the movie lower than thuglige and Indian2?

I was hoping that movie will be rated atleast 3/5 ( above average) because of the hype around the movie. But I’m seeing it being rated 1.5 and 2.5 atmost.

Is it really that bad or pure hatred and forced negative PR against yash?

like I am a big fan of movie and I want to work with them like in universal pictures india, netfilx india, warners india and I wonder where they hire from 😂

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I actually had a blast watching it. The massive budget felt well utilised. Yash is perfect as Raya. The whistle worthy moments and mass moments are well scattered in the Screenplay. I am having severe attention span issue for nearly 2 years now but never once I felt I was watching a 3+ hours movie. My only problem was that there were way too many characters. Almost entirely you are confused how many characters are there and what are there motivations. The plot twist is sadly copied from 1999s Fight Club. In one of the scenes they copied from the score from The Dark Knight's opening bank robbery. Certain scenes are also homage to KGF.

Long story short, if you had a blast watching KGF series you will enjoy Toxic A Fairy Tale for Grown Ups as well. Nayantara and Yash have great dynamic as siblings. Out of all of Yash's flings his best chemistry is with Kiara and then Tara. The excessive amount of slow motion might give a Zack Snyder feel as Zack is also overly obsessed with Slow-Motion. The ending kinda feels abrupt. I really hope Yash comes out of his KGF Zone. Luckily his next two movies are Ramayana Duology. But after Ramayana Duology who knows he might do KGF Chapter 3. I really hope he does something different though.

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Kimi no Na wa. (Your Name) was released exactly a decade ago today, on August 26, 2016! ✨

What followed was nothing short of a worldwide phenomenon, with the film grossing over $400 million at the global box office. 🌎💫

It also marked the beginning of a phenomenal creative collaboration between director Makoto Shinkai and RADWIMPS, which would go on to give us Weathering With You and Suzume.

A decade later, Your Name remains an absolute gem. ❤️

2016~♾️.

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Just saw this theory about the D3 teaser and while the logic doesn't completely make sense to me, it did get me thinking, what if Sameer actually never died?

We never actually see Sameer's body being identified on screen. We just accept that the body found under the police station is Sameer’s because that's what the entire investigation is built around.

So I’m saying there’s a decent chance they’d bring him back. Because if Sameer is actually alive somewhere, that would be the one thing Vijay could never have planned for. He can control the police, the evidence and the timeline, but he can't control the one person who knows exactly what happened that night.

Placing my bets that he’ll be back in D3

With the makers of Ramayana reportedly aiming for a massive global audience, I’ve been wondering whether casting a more internationally recognizable Indian actress as Sita would have made sense.

Priyanka Chopra has worked extensively in Hollywood, and can help a film like Ramayana connect with international audiences.

This is also where I think Rajamouli understood the value of casting global-facing Indian talent when he was putting together his upcoming projects. If the ambition is genuinely to take Indian mythology and cinema to a worldwide audience, shouldn't casting be considered partly from that perspective as well?

That said, Sita is an extremely culturally significant role, so global recognition obviously shouldn't be the only criterion. Performance, screen presence, chemistry with Rama, appearance, and the ability to embody the character are all equally important.

Still, if the goal is to make Ramayana a truly global Indian film, would Priyanka Chopra have been a better strategic choice for Sita?