09-06-2006, 08:03 AM
Viren, Our DVD guy had both Chup Chup Ke and Ladies Tailor on one disc. Rajpal Yadav is really blossoming into a fine comedian. The latter movie was crass and did not fit with national audience. He must have jumped at the offer for a starring role.
Another comedina coming into his stride is Johnny Lever in his ZeeTV show "Johny Ala re". In the begining it was a mix of Johnny Carso and Dave Letterman but is now very indegenous. More power to him.
Speaking of Rajpal Yadav recall his role in Fire? Or in "Main Madhuri Dixit bhanana chahti hoon"? He was superb in the later movie.
BTw, I know people think Bollywood is low brow but it has its moments. I do enjoy thenuances that occassionally crop up. For example in the movie Aap ke Khatir, Lilyette Dubey tells Anupam Kher after his grilling Akshaye Khanna, that he is not being interviewd for Harvard Business School and they are located near London and LSE would have been better nuanced.
There are full uty level courses in all the Ivy League and top 20 schools on Indian cinema.
Another comedina coming into his stride is Johnny Lever in his ZeeTV show "Johny Ala re". In the begining it was a mix of Johnny Carso and Dave Letterman but is now very indegenous. More power to him.
Speaking of Rajpal Yadav recall his role in Fire? Or in "Main Madhuri Dixit bhanana chahti hoon"? He was superb in the later movie.
BTw, I know people think Bollywood is low brow but it has its moments. I do enjoy thenuances that occassionally crop up. For example in the movie Aap ke Khatir, Lilyette Dubey tells Anupam Kher after his grilling Akshaye Khanna, that he is not being interviewd for Harvard Business School and they are located near London and LSE would have been better nuanced.
There are full uty level courses in all the Ivy League and top 20 schools on Indian cinema.