Ok....so I am back after a short break :) and of the few posts that'll be coming up soon this ought to be the first. The verdict is out.
Raavan or Raavanan?
After watching both movies within 12 hrs :P I would say ..... definitely Raavanan.
I'm sure sooner or later Rahul will definitely (hopefully) delve into the details of the beauty and flaws of Raavan ;)
All that I will tell you is Vikram is DEFINITELY the better performer here and somehow Aishwarya is less screechy and more under control in Raavanan. Plus, I believe that they could have done better by simply translating the Tamil screenplay rather than write a slightly different and fresh Hindi one, especially for the first half of the movie (second-half is pretty much ok upon comparison). Then again, Vikram also does a better job of being cold-blooded Ram in Raavan rather than Prithviraj in Raavanan.
So...was it as bad as the critics' verdicts floating around? NO
Was it worth a watch? YES
Was it worth a double watch within the same day? Definitely
Would I recommend it to you? It does not live up to the Mani Ratnam standards, but is way ahead of several flicks that release all-year round. So, its your call. :)
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
And now, presenting Vikram
If anything, an even better poster! Wow! It might seem that I am getting a bit over-excited, but these posters are great! Posters of Yuva/Ayidha Ezhuthu and Guru were absolutely amateurish in comparison to these. Whoever is handling the movies' publicity is doing an awesome job!
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