Imlie Chat Club # 11, DT Reminder Note pg 55 - Page 57

Originally posted by: .SNOWWHITE.

I don't think telugu film is my cup of tea. It is whole different level. No offense please

None taken and I know why you say that but they have come a long way too lately they are making real good stuff and have been moving away from the same objectification and sexist stuff.. their offbeat dark.humor films are getting so much better and so.intresting they are so good at quirky in the recent times

1 more duplicate of ASR😆

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CV-C0P_oPgg/?utm_medium=copy_link

See this then u will understand aiming one arrow with another arrow🤣

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CVnkWJNIoo_/?utm_medium=copy_link

Originally posted by: .SNOWWHITE.

See this then u will understand aiming one arrow with another arrow🤣

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CVnkWJNIoo_/?utm_medium=copy_link

What is the person name in the video and how is he related to Imlie?

Originally posted by: Editz_island

Saw it yesterday, awesome movie

Yup caught up with it over the weekend and it was a good watch. Also watched Doctor - Siva kartikeyan.. good one.. dark comedy.

As for Meenakshi Sundareshwar - started off well and then became boring...

Originally posted by: nim_var

Yup caught up with it over the weekend and it was a good watch. Also watched Doctor - Siva kartikeyan.. good one.. dark comedy.

As for Meenakshi Sundareshwar - started off well and then became boring...

Watched Jai Bhim and loved loved loved it. Trying to finish Thalaivi in Tamil and is a decent one.

I am also a huge Telugu and Malayalam fan, but Tamil movies are my soft spot being a Tamilian.

Loved the recos here, agree with Premam and Sai Pallavi movies being really good.

Started watching Telugu movies because of Vijay Deverakonda - Loved him in Pelli Chupulu, Geeta Govindam, Dear Comrade and NOTA. Another gem was Mahanati - that was brilliant, one of the best biopics I have seen in a very long time.

In my Southies list I stick to the simpler stories - cannot bear through the more OTT fights ones anymore - No patience for them anymore. The oldies are still my favourite - Huge Mani Ratnam fan for his romantic movies, would always recommend Mouna Raagam, Alaipayuthey and OK Kanmani to this who have not seen it (the OG and none of the remakes)

Thanks NM for the recommendation list - will surely check some of them out if I haven't already. BTW share the same disdain for remakes as you mentioned - just land up loosing the nuances from the original, especially when it comes to some of the literal translated dialogues 🤦‍♀️.

Originally posted by: .SNOWWHITE.

Let me check these two other films 😃

Fair warning - Meenakshi Sundareshwar starts of well and then really ruins it after a point - am at half way through and finding difficult to finish it - which is surprising as I usually can tolerate a decent amount of cringe when I watch Hindi movies, but this just disappointed me a lot with the side stories and the caricaturish portrayal of the characters. But O have to give credit to Saniya - she was decent in her portrayal of a Tamilian from Madurai, but as usual the accent and the typical "aiyyo" just no longer cuts it out for me (the worst till date for me is still Deepika Padukone from Chennai Express - she was honestly a dhabba, but atleast there the other Tamil actors spoke the language, yahaan pe just a peppering of Tamil words with no actual sentances - made it seem extremely jarring at times knowing that those areas hardly have anyone understand Hindi, forget about speaking it so fluently.

Originally posted by: Apsvenky

Watched Jai Bhim and loved loved loved it. Trying to finish Thalaivi in Tamil and is a decent one.

I am also a huge Telugu and Malayalam fan, but Tamil movies are my soft spot being a Tamilian.

Loved the recos here, agree with Premam and Sai Pallavi movies being really good.

Started watching Telugu movies because of Vijay Deverakonda - Loved him in Pelli Chupulu, Geeta Govindam, Dear Comrade and NOTA. Another gem was Mahanati - that was brilliant, one of the best biopics I have seen in a very long time.

In my Southies list I stick to the simpler stories - cannot bear through the more OTT fights ones anymore - No patience for them anymore. The oldies are still my favourite - Huge Mani Ratnam fan for his romantic movies, would always recommend Mouna Raagam, Alaipayuthey and OK Kanmani to this who have not seen it (the OG and none of the remakes)

Thanks NM for the recommendation list - will surely check some of them out if I haven't already. BTW share the same disdain for remakes as you mentioned - just land up loosing the nuances from the original, especially when it comes to some of the literal translated dialogues 🤦‍♀️.

I liked jai bhim but the violence is not something I care to watch. So that was a downer.

Have seen Premam, it was a good one. Maybe time for a rewatch.

I have seen few Telugu ones and most are OTT so no patience for those.. i tried to watch them and the only one I liked was ala vaikuntapuralo.

As for Mani Ratnam, his earliest films are the best.. Agni natchathiram, roja, thiruda thiruda and the awesome music by ARR.. classic combos that are evergreen. Love Mouna Ragam too.. Mohan n Revathy. The old old classics in Tamil are a fave too. Remakes loses the plot in the translation so dont really watch them.

Raame aandalum raavane aandalum -- watched this in prime, offbeat flick that was interesting. I cant recall the names of a few others that I liked, offbeat and all new faces.