It’s Bollywood time again, and I am once again thankful that
I am stepping on familiar ground with this one. This time around, it’s with one
of the most recognisable Indian actors out there: Shah Rukh Khan. Now, that
term doesn’t have as much worth to me as it probably should, but that’s only
because I’m still on the learning path when it comes to understanding Bollywood
cinema. It took me two decades to understand Hollywood’s antics; chances are I
have a while to go yet. I’ve already covered two of Khan’s more recent films on
this blog before, with the decent if insubstantial Happy New Year and the
phenomenally misguided Dilwale, and I’m far from an aficionado for his work but
I definitely give the man credit where it’s due; even in Dilwale, the guy still
managed to deliver. So, with that in mind, let’s take a look at his latest
offering.
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Thursday, 9 February 2017
Saturday, 7 January 2017
Dangal (2016) - Movie Review
New year, new film selection, same old asshole taking time
out to look at them; yep, it’s beginning to feel a lot like 2017 around here.
New year’s resolutions are have devolved into single-sentence punchlines with
how often they end up just discarded, but around here, I’m putting one in place
to make more of an effort to see more foreign films. Given the selection at my
local haunts, this shouldn’t be much of an issue, but I’m going to be spending
a bit of time in January looking at a few films that I just didn’t manage to
catch last year. So, in finding a meeting point between the two, let’s look at
this Bollywood film. This is Dangal.
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