A stunning promo
Is it because I am fan that I am reacting like this? Or is the movie that good?
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4 comments:
Akshayefan, as a kindred spirit who also loves a Hindi film star enough to dedicate an entire blog to her (Shabana Azmi in my case), I can tell you I often have a similar thought. But when I watch one of her stellar films, I am confident that it is because of her great performances in outstanding films that I love her - not the other way 'round.
Oh my god, this one...I mean this promo is too too too stunning! In fact, I can't believe my eyes! Akshaye Khanna is outstanding and superb as a poor and ill-fated old man! Let me tell you all, this mindblowing actor Akshaye Khanna doesn't look as if he overacts as Harilal Gandhi compared to Abhishek Bachchan as Gurukant Desai who has definitely overacted! Akshaye Khanna is original and natural-born actor...From this special promo, it looks as if Akshaye Khanna acts originally, naturally and effortlessly! Mark my words...Akshaye Khanna as a better and best star will surely go very very very far!
Yeah, Abhishek Bachchan looks as if he had to work really and extremely hard in order to fit himself as Gurukant Desai and same for Hrithik Roshan's case in Krrish as old Rohit (Krrish's dad)! And, Akshaye Khanna looks as if he has hardly prepared for his role as Harilal! And, why should he work hard like Abhishek and Hrithik if he is born as natural and gifted actor like some commentators said in comments list.
So, now there's no doubt that Akshaye Khanna is better than Hrithik Roshan and Abhishek Bachchan because of his natural and effortless performance in Gandhi, My Father!
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