Dil Se.
Bollywood movie starring SRK as a radio man who interviews the “average” person, along with terrorist groups. This movie has the famous song Chaiyya Chaiyya (spelling?) by one of the best Bollywood composters AR Rahman. The song was so cool that it was used in the opening credits of Inside Man (starring Denzel Washington).
Anywho, this movie starts out a bit slow (minus the Chaiyya song) and slowly starts to work its way into a pretty interesting story. It’s a love story (duh) where SRK meets this girl at a train station, feels a connection, but she ends up leaving before he can really talk to her. Later he plans to marry Preity Zinta (in one of her first roles I think?) but ends up bumping back into the girl who left him at the train station.
Now you may think you know where this is going – he will have to choose between the two girls, well you’d be wrong. It seemed to me that he wants the train girl and will do anything to be with her. “I will leave everything behind and lets go off together”. Why doesn’t she go with him? We get the feeling she loves him, but she wont go. The reason why is what makes this movie interesting.
We know something is wrong with her, and I kinda figured it out, but when you learn the truth, it’s pretty shocking, and the ending is the most shocking ending I have seen in a Bollywood movie!
Check it out, it’s pretty good.
3.5/5
--J-KraKen--[>
Bollywood movie starring SRK as a radio man who interviews the “average” person, along with terrorist groups. This movie has the famous song Chaiyya Chaiyya (spelling?) by one of the best Bollywood composters AR Rahman. The song was so cool that it was used in the opening credits of Inside Man (starring Denzel Washington).
Anywho, this movie starts out a bit slow (minus the Chaiyya song) and slowly starts to work its way into a pretty interesting story. It’s a love story (duh) where SRK meets this girl at a train station, feels a connection, but she ends up leaving before he can really talk to her. Later he plans to marry Preity Zinta (in one of her first roles I think?) but ends up bumping back into the girl who left him at the train station.
Now you may think you know where this is going – he will have to choose between the two girls, well you’d be wrong. It seemed to me that he wants the train girl and will do anything to be with her. “I will leave everything behind and lets go off together”. Why doesn’t she go with him? We get the feeling she loves him, but she wont go. The reason why is what makes this movie interesting.
We know something is wrong with her, and I kinda figured it out, but when you learn the truth, it’s pretty shocking, and the ending is the most shocking ending I have seen in a Bollywood movie!
Check it out, it’s pretty good.
3.5/5
--J-KraKen--[>
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