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Our Bollywood shares the email addresses of Bollywood stars.
Ramesh Jain had a chance to hear Vidhu Vinod Chopra answering questions at UCLA campus. Vidhu talked about his latest movie ‘Ek lavya’ and Bollywood in general. Vidhu revealed that he uses the basic model of entrepreneurship in his movies. He rewards people based on the success of the movie, rather than contracting them. He claimed that this results in allowing him to make movies at reasonable cost. And there are good actors who are willing to work under that model.
Beth loves Bollywood but Eros International’s subtitles didn’t allow her to understand most of the dialogues in the movie Trishul.
[...]quality-control team at EROS (or the whole company, whatever): suno, saala. What exactly do you think you’re doing putting out crap like this? I can deal with your idiot boasting about your role in promoting Bollywood. I can deal with the Tilda basmati folks (to be honest, I love the flying cauliflower). I can deal with all your ads for things I already know about.
But I cannot watch a movie with subtitles that cover, at best, 20% of what’s being said and generally whimper along without the joy of complete sentences.[...]
Young Sikhs are abandoning turban to adopt bollywood hairstyles The Telegraph reports. It is a very old news and it didn’t happen at once. It had to happen, and I don’t think that the Sikh guys are following Bollywood they are actually trying to bridge the cultural gap that a turban creates. I also feel that Sick-Sikh-Jokes also have a role in discouraging the traditional Sikh Turbans.
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