Prashant Kumar

I am speechless. This movie makes me feel so good that I don't know what to say. It makes me feel very nice. Everything is fine whether its screenplay or acting or direction. All the things are perfectly blend in it. I have become the fan of both Vijay and Rashmika. They brought tears to my eyes. Watch it.

Another heart warming movie I have seen in recent times. I fell in love with the cuteness and the voice of kid Ronit and his on screen father Nani. What an inspirational and emotional story! It brought tears in my eyes. A must watch for everyone.

(Md Sobuz had even copied my exact Google review of this film two years ago. May God bless him) :) What an irony of bankruptcy of originality in writing! An eternal classic by Priyadarshan. This is one of the best films ever made in Bollywood. I am a die hard fan of Hera Pheri. It makes you laugh so much and you won't feel bored even after several times of watching it. This movie did set the stage of stardom of Akshay Kumar as he got into comedy movies. Paresh Rawal is undoubtedly the best actor who delivered comedy with so much ease in one movie after another. The movie's iconic dialogues are going to stay with you for lifetime. Baburao Ganpatrao Apte is one of the best written characters performed by sublime Paresh Rawal. I would be thankful to Anand Vardhan and Neeraj Vora for writing such an outstanding movie. Hera Pheri resonated with my childhood. I have watched it innumerable times. I miss those days when we used to fix our antennae to get the clarity and picture accurately on television. Yes, it belongs to that era. I do really miss to watch it on television nowadays and TV Channels broadcast all alike action packed hindi dubbed movies. I've made my mind that I'm going to download it and watch it on repeat. That dialogue of Babu bhaiyya: "rakh halkat kutreya teri *** ** ", " devi ka prasad mndir me milega", "machli? Wo to mai, mast tel me fry kar ke khaa gya" when he gets annoyed over the same phone call asking for Devi Prasad. That Om Puri ji's face when he goes to beat Shyam but eventually ends up helping him with the help of his sardarji friends. He says, " saale khud kamine ke paas khaane ke liye paise nahi hai aur yaha dekho kudi kharid raha hai" That Raju's dialogue "ab aaya na line pe" when Babu Bhaiyya asks him to cook rice. That pervert guy asks Asrani, "hume pata hai aap jaise logo ko bhi izzat se bulana padta hai." That Razzaq Khan's dialogue: "3 takle one 2 one 2" There are innumerable dialogues of it that I do still remember very fondly and I can write it down. It would be better to visit "The Daily Hera Pheri meme project" on Twitter. You see, this is the fandom associated with the movie that someone has created a meme page on the movie's dialogues. Do visit it as it will tickle your funny bone and do watch the movie even if you've watched it. EDIT: I've started to watch the movie again. There are hundreds of underrated moments in this movie which have not been acknowledged even on that meme page. For instance, Raju sings 'peele gagan me chale' when he is acting as if he is relieving himself of faeces (yellow in colour). The famous Hindi song is 'neele gagan ke tale' as the sky is blue. The movie's song 'humba leela' emphasises the importance of spreading love irrespective of your financial status. It simply says that it's not sure whether we would live tomorrow or not so, as long as we are here we can always spread 'LOVE' and that is the wealth which all of us possess and whether what you can do or not, it can be done by you easily because you just need to be kind and you have to give love. It's easy and it's true.

It doesn't matter how much I praise this film, it would be insufficient. This movie really hooked me to my seat from the very start. The screenplay is amazing that would make you feel so much for the protagonist. I don't think I've ever felt so much for any character of any movie. Generally, I watch movies in installments because of time constraints of my schedule like a series but this movie has turned out to be an exception. I couldn't hold myself this time. I knew it would be unlike any other movie where everything comes to good at end. That's not how our life is. We do struggle throughout our lives. Films should be realistic and it is the one. It's not an exact true story but it's based on several case studies told by psychiatrist to the director. Thanks to him that we get to know such a reality in our world. The director said, "thought, ideas, can be a virus. Once a certain idea about a person takes hold, it can spread like wildfire." I was feeling for Lucas so much that I was imagining that he would say, "see in my eyes, do you really think that I can molest a child?" But such a dialogue didn't appear. Mads Nikkelsen has truly done a justice with his character by portraying it with such honesty and innocence. He's undoubtedly one of the best thespians out there. No wonder the film fetched an 'Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film'. I'm glad that I came across this movie as a suggested movie by Google when I liked 'A Royal Affair'. That too is also an incredible movie.

Just those 4.5 minutes of starring Samantha Akinneni in the second episode of season 2 brought tears in my eyes. However, I don't know anything about LTTE. The way she killed that pervert in a street made me clap instantly. I bow down to the creators Raj & DK and to the acting prowess of Samantha. I've not yet finished the season but I must say it deserves your time. All of us are aware of Manoj Bajpayee's incredibe work. And, he doesn't disappoint at all. Watch the series to get goosebumps on occasions. Teaching values to our kids should be included in our education system. How to respect women and why to respect women (in fact, the other human being irrespective of the gender) should be taught by schools, colleges, NGOs, administration regularly through classes, textbooks, street plays, stories, campaigns etc. The way we bring up our kids is the root of the patriarchal and misogynistic culture. New Education Policy, 2020 don't talk anything om this issue. BUT WE CAN START FROM OUR HOMES. Parents, guardians, elder people in families must understand this. Otherwise such perverts will be shown regularly (there was another pervert who tried to gaze at cleavage of women in a factory or workspace) in series and films as they do exist in society. Teaching self-defence to women is not the exact solution. Women are souls; part of the Spirit of God and identified with their bodies, who need to be given respect and dignity which every human being deserves.

"If you are not paying for the product, then you are the product." "We're the product. Our attention is the product being sold to advertisers." "It's the gradual, slight, imperceptible change in your own behavior and perception that is the product." "There are only two industries that call their customers 'users': illegal drugs and software." "Fake news on Twitter spreads six times faster than true news." "We've created a system that biases towards false information because false information makes the companies more money than the truth." "If you want to control the population of your country, there has never been a tool as effective as Facebook." "Facebook really gave the military and other bad actors a new way to manipulate public opinion and to help incite violence against Rohingya Muslims that included mass killings, burning of entire villages, mass rape and other serious crimes against humanity." "AI cannot solve the problem of fake news." "Many people in the tech industry don't give these devices to their own children." It's an excellent documentary. It's truly an eye opener. Social media doesn't entice me anymore. It didn't happen overnight because of this documentary but it happened gradually with the usage of it. I believe social media doesn't engage you with the world. Actually, it makes you anxious and makes you craving for unnecessary validation. It made me feel lonely. I believe that whoever uses social media, doesn't have anything better to do with his/her life. There's actually no point in scrolling through unnecessary photos and texts. Reading a book adds so much value to your life instead. Read books. Play a sport. Watch a movie. Talk to humans in person.

I loved the movie. It's truly a discovery of economic inequalities and political repression which Che Guevara wouldn't have encountered if he had not been on a trip to explore South America continent. It compels me to read about him and the history of the time period. The screenplay of the movie is really good that holds you on the journey of the two friends. Acting of both the actors is commendable. The director of the movie has kept up the momentum of their journey. The scene in which Ernesto crossed the river really moved me. It inspires me to read books through out the day when I have nothing else to do as Ernesto Guevara has been doing in it. Not because of him but this year I've discovered the joy of reading books. Of course, social media doesn't entice me anymore. I believe social media doesn't engage you with the world. Actually, it makes you anxious and makes you craving for unnecessary validation. I believe that whoever uses social media, doesn't have anything better to do with his/her life. There's actually no point in scrolling through unnecessary photos and texts. Reading a book adds so much value to your life instead. Watch 'The Social Dilemma' on Netflix.

You can watch it again and again and never get bored. It is one of the finest comedies ever made in Bollywood. I've been watching it since I was 11 years old. I do still laugh over the same lines after 16 more years. I was meditating the other day. My attention was distracted to this movie. Rememberig just one scene made me laugh bolt from blue. This much power Hungama holds. It can make you laugh by just recalling the scenes. Paresh Rawal has great comic timing and acting skills. There are some of the very iconic dialogues in it. Priyadarshan has done true justice to comedy once again. Watch it and you'd never regret as its story and characters are so funny. Some of the iconic dialoogues are: "Humko maaro saalo! Hum koi mandir ka ghanta hai jo koi bhi aake baja jaata hai" "Kabhi Aamir Khan mile to batana, unke saath photo khichwana tha" "Wo to chal base" "Kya baat kar rahe ho abhi bhi to maine Lagaan dekhi" "Arey mai Ustaad Aamir Khan ki baat kar raha hu, aapne suna hai unko? Tum sab ekayi khet ki mooli ho. Lagaan? Arey kahe ka lagaan bhai?" The scene where Aftab and Akshay gets engaged in a duel is so fantastic. "Tu yahan kyu aaya" "Chal ke aaya" "Humare peeche kyu aaya?" "mere baap ki jagah hai" "Haa mere bhi dada ka jagah hai" "Tu haath laga ke na dekh" "Tu haath laga ke dikha na" "Mai dikha dunga tere ko" "Ha chal dikha" "Chal tu pehle dikha"