Mahira talks about regional cinema remade in Bollywood - Page 4

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Posted: 7 months ago
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There have always been strong female characters in commercial Malayalam cinema in every decade. I've been watching 70s films and I'm surprised by how of them frankly talk about women's desires and capacity to make decisions. They make mistakes, pay for it and stand up for themselves.


There's Seema telling Mammootty who plays the son of a family friend in the film Nanayam to get up and get out when he crosses the limits. Or Revathy telling Mohanlal in Devasuram that she has an ego too and she must satisfy it even if she must suffer for it. He can't manipulate her like a puppet just because he's a rich egoistic landlord. It taught me that it was ok to stand up for myself when men/elders cross the limits. Anger is not a terrible thing as Sai Pallavi and me learned together in Kali. It empowers you to get out of terrible situations.The films taught me that it was more important to get a job and be independent because who knew what twist fate throws on your way :death, divorce,disease,prison.

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Posted: 7 months ago
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She, a Pakistani, has more knowledge about South Indian cinema than most north Indians do about South cinema.

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Posted: 7 months ago
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Firstly, stop calling it regional cinema.

Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, kannada, marathi- they're all Indian languages which make cinema.


Bollywood isn't default Indian cinema.

Mahira didn't call it that way either, so why this title?

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Posted: 7 months ago
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Originally posted by: DanceUntilWeDie

Firstly, stop calling it regional cinema.

Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, kannada, marathi- they're all Indian languages which make cinema.


Bollywood isn't default Indian cinema.

Mahira didn't call it that way either, so why this title?

if I do that the topic goes directly to another forum 

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Posted: 7 months ago
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Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

Why is she commenting on Indian cinema? She should focus on her own industry that produces content that no one watches

She's gotten frequent work in Bollywood also smiley20

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Posted: 7 months ago
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Originally posted by: rckRadhe

She's gotten frequent work in Bollywood also smiley20

Mubarak on the color change Bhai

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Posted: 7 months ago
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Originally posted by: rckRadhe

She's gotten frequent work in Bollywood also smiley20

She’s done one big flop movie with a haggard star, what else has she done in Bollywood?

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Posted: 7 months ago
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Originally posted by: HearMeRoar



Tagging Maroon because he wanted to know. I think you would enjoy Mukundan Unni

I just watched a hindi trailer of it. It looks promising smiley9

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Posted: 7 months ago
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Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

She’s done one big flop movie with a haggard star, what else has she done in Bollywood?

Would one call the likes of a movie done with SRK haggard?

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Posted: 7 months ago
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Originally posted by: rckRadhe

Would one call the likes of a movie done with SRK haggard?


Not haggard but during Raees release time in 2017 it was a different world