I have not yet seen Ghajini, but I am dying to!
In case you have missed my rambling about it, Ghajini is a Bollywood movie that just came out (with crazy collections so far!
filmi_girl said the ticket sales are at 100%) starring Aamir Khan and Asin. He is a businessman who was in love with a woman who was murdered, so now he is tracking down her killer. So far so good, except for the fact that (in a bit of Memento-stolen concept) the attack left him with retrograde amnesia, where he can only remember things after the attack in 15-minute increments (or by writing them down).
To compensate, he angsts shirtlessly and with sexily bulked-up phisique. Go, Aamir! (Also, I just love that his projects are so randomly diverse. Prior to playing a grief-driven killer machine in a violent revenge movie, he was playing a teacher of an autistic kid, and before that a lead in a quintessential star-crossed romance, and before that, he was the lead in a movie that tackled violence and student activism. Love him!)
It's so funny, I've seen some crabby reviewers complain that half the movie develops the love story as they'd clearly rather get to scull-crunching sooner. Not me! I like a balance in those things. I've also seen someone comment that this is an upgraded, modernized take on all those 1970s revenge "Amitabh Bachchan as Vijay" kind of movies, and I love those!
Meanwhile, to tide me over, I have been trolling youtube and found this clip. It's not good quality, but the song is so gorgeous, I don't care!
I am in the minority of not being an automatic huge fan of AR Rahman, but when he gets it right, there is nobody like him -- such gorgeous melody! And, to me, it sounds just a tiny bit 1970ish-influenced, which would be so appropriate.
In case you have missed my rambling about it, Ghajini is a Bollywood movie that just came out (with crazy collections so far!
To compensate, he angsts shirtlessly and with sexily bulked-up phisique. Go, Aamir! (Also, I just love that his projects are so randomly diverse. Prior to playing a grief-driven killer machine in a violent revenge movie, he was playing a teacher of an autistic kid, and before that a lead in a quintessential star-crossed romance, and before that, he was the lead in a movie that tackled violence and student activism. Love him!)
It's so funny, I've seen some crabby reviewers complain that half the movie develops the love story as they'd clearly rather get to scull-crunching sooner. Not me! I like a balance in those things. I've also seen someone comment that this is an upgraded, modernized take on all those 1970s revenge "Amitabh Bachchan as Vijay" kind of movies, and I love those!
Meanwhile, to tide me over, I have been trolling youtube and found this clip. It's not good quality, but the song is so gorgeous, I don't care!
I am in the minority of not being an automatic huge fan of AR Rahman, but when he gets it right, there is nobody like him -- such gorgeous melody! And, to me, it sounds just a tiny bit 1970ish-influenced, which would be so appropriate.