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Public, loud, upfront, filled with impropriety and high praise sometimes laced with insults. This is what we call Trumplomacy. But the larger objective is the same: American supremacy.
It makes every thinking man sad how these stupid over the top films with gaudy styling and stunted characters rake in millions. Quality cinema goes unnoticed while these buffoons roll over in money.
What is even stranger is respected publications like The Print celebrating these idiots and their “success”.
Mentioning “Pushpa” and “Interstellar” in the same sentence is an insult to Interstellar. It’s an affront to millions of Christopher Nolan fans around the world.
As the old Hindi saying goes “Kahaan Raja Bhoj, kahaan Gangu teli”.
Interstellar will remain etched in public memory for decades, maybe even centuries.
This is quite surprising.
Ms. Triya Gulati, an esteemed colleague of yours, is complaining that the songs and dances this time around don’t have the “magic” of Oo Antava. So what exactly are the men flocking to theatres for?
The last time they went for the sleaze and depravity of Oo Antava. What’s drawing them in this time around?
It makes every thinking man sad how these stupid over the top films with gaudy styling and stunted characters rake in millions. Quality cinema goes unnoticed while these buffoons roll over in money.
What is even stranger is respected publications like The Print celebrating these idiots and their “success”.
Mentioning “Pushpa” and “Interstellar” in the same sentence is an insult to Interstellar. It’s an affront to millions of Christopher Nolan fans around the world.
As the old Hindi saying goes “Kahaan Raja Bhoj, kahaan Gangu teli”.
Interstellar will remain etched in public memory for decades, maybe even centuries.
This is quite surprising.
Ms. Triya Gulati, an esteemed colleague of yours, is complaining that the songs and dances this time around don’t have the “magic” of Oo Antava. So what exactly are the men flocking to theatres for?
The last time they went for the sleaze and depravity of Oo Antava. What’s drawing them in this time around?