Fun or Run!!!

I am a movie lover guy, but with an extraordinary rise in box office collection my interest has decreased eventually. No! I don't have an issue with the money collection but the problem is does the movie entertain us to that level or it was just " Paise Waste ho Gaye yaar!" types. I remember my grandpa use to take us for the movies but now movie stuff are ludicrous enough to tug me back to my bed.

( this is not to criticize the work of any artist, script writer, director and producer. Its my opinion)

 Mystery Undefined!!!!!!!!

Action or Jackson:  How could a man lift  SUV s , strive against hundreds of well armed people in a jerk to reach to its undetermined goal. The drastic stunts and sound effects copied from Hollywood or to be more precised, now a Southern touch in the Bollywood movies has taken a work to the imaginary  level . The practicality of fighting and stunt scenes are not left for enough consideration. Robot-human combo is  upraise at full swing and this combo-man is already impressed with all the needful talent, mostly expected  includes flying of helicopter and  master all  languages present in the world without much complexity. Is this  A Perfect Hero!?

Believe it: A stunt !!!!

" Don't Try these stunts at home"    I wonder the validity of this disclaimer is logical enough or not. The stunts performed are itself so artificial that it does not have any existence in real world. An unsound mind also cannot think of trying the amazing stunts of flying in the air, not jumping from air jet supposedly ,  but going reverse by the high speed jet directed upwards. 

I would recommend to change this disclaimer as : " Try these stunts, If you can".

Script Writing : Without touching the unnecessary wildness of love scenes, I am restricting myself at the  plot of a love stories. More than 90 percent movies run on the basic, regular, old, traditional, unoriginal, remake,  including these three themes( all time themes):

1. Two friends( both have to be heroes) fall in love for a same girl(heroine ). End will be by the death of one or the other hero turning into villain ( one that is rejected ) or friendship regained forgetting the girl ( not seen yet )

2. The other cliche is the villain character of the girls's father. Such character is very particular about his daughter's marriage and when he finds about the affair certain steps are taken which are already known to us, so we can predict easily. . He will make all his efforts to kill the hero (Hero is immortal)  and arrange for the other guy who is father's fast friend's son readily agreed to marry for the wealth. Moreover,  ending is not new. Pity for the father's character who have missed the  Bollywood masala  otherwise he could have taken some other steps.................... 

3. This one is pathetic,  a girl and a boy will go abroad in different lot and there one of them will fall in love.  The crux of the story is when the  other person  will realize the feelings once they reach their homes and then hero do his regular task of winning the hearts of the family members and blah blah blah.

Song Composition: Old songs were slow jam , laaaaa Laaaaa Laaaaa, they all had similar starting music with lyrics coming after a long wait.  This lacuna has been filled by the latest music including  Rap, Punjabi and Sufi tracks. But I wonder what to enjoy, song's music or  lyrics which is difficult to catch at once. I believe the combination of trance and rap will soon  fill all such  gaps. Memorizing new songs is a difficult task for all bathroom singers like me.

Suspense!!!!! Yes! Bollywood is full of suspense but non-ironic.  Hero is never imperfect, he is supposedly  working as an undercover agent for his Country in all the stories. 

I never doubt the capability of our movie makers but I think they stack their exclusive work for future telecasting. This era of meaningless movies shall end and a new age of originality, entertainment, action, comedy, thrill, suspense is much awaited. A meaningless combo have had in past and present, united elan is needed to clean the unnecessary dust of money and glamour  from the box office.  . . . . . . . . . ,