Sunday, October 12, 2014

Dear Indian Cinema : Your money our martyrdom

Every Indian at least once in her/his lifetime deserves  to be generously rewarded for having martyred  their brains ,rationale and ethics for the selfless cause of making a director or a star rich.

Welcome to the world of Indian cinema which is capable of tormenting our dead physicists in heaven with its baffling laws on trajectory and projectile motion. 

The Indian heroine

In order to make up for the injustice she is subjected to in films, I dedicate her  a paragraph that I believe is definitely longer than the duration of her role in a movie. In kuch kuch hota h it took the brushing of kajol’s saree pallo on SRK's face for him to realize that she too was a woman. Rahul made use of the perfect situation where there was a dead wife, a little kid to be taken care of and a beautiful woman in love with him. But I guess the fans would beat be black and blue as they feel that our hero testified true and timeless romance.  Rain god plays a very important role in our films by pouring in showers   at precisely the moment when our heroine realizes that she is in love and the very feeling makes her slither around in her translucent dress ,thereby giving a tribute to mandakini of ram teri ganga maili . Women like veronica in cocktail are ostracized and are deemed unfit to be marriage material by our beloved cinema. Whether the society is driving our movies with such notions or is it the other way round is still unclear as the cause and effect gets mixed up  quiet often. Our directors usually don’t have a story line strong enough to pull a movie beyond 2 hrs. It is then that he sets off a heroine bouncing around like a ping pong ball in an item song. Her twisting of lips, unfolding of the tongue like a frog and swinging in the air like an arboreal mammal over a bunch of drooling men is enough to set off an explosion in an average perverted Indian male brain. He henceforth starts living in a parallel universe where he fantasizes a Katrina or rakhi sawant in every girl passing by on the road. 

The Indian hero

The omniscient hero is the God’s messiah to save the world from evil and wipe the tears our damsels in distress shed. Quiet often than not he tends to fall for a girl by looking at her legs or her curvaceous hips and lips. This messiah is also extremely smart as he manages to fool taani to believe he is Raj not surinder sahni  just by shaving of his moustache and wearing gay colored pants tight enough to kill him  by choking his breath. Nevertheless our hero is so irresistible that not only actresses but also their daughters die to romance him during his career innings.  You have missed something really big if u missed the visual treat of watching a telugu/tamil  hero with a mustache denser  than the  amazon rain forest , give libido expressions seeing a girl half their age and twice their length. 

The Indian  Ghost
If the ghost is a female she dons a Manish malhotra’s designer white sari and it is most likely that she was raped which ultimately led her  to turning into a ghost. And if it’s a male ghost it is most likely to attack the heroine while she is in a shower . And a small hint by an ardent viewer of Indian cinema ,if u plan to shoo off an Indian ghost read the Hanuman chalisa Bible may not work 




I am glad that the Indian cinema has evolved from just showing off Anil kapoor’s hairy chest to a pregnent woman’s ordeal in finding her dead husband in kahaani. Ending on a good note I shall always vouch for Indian cinema  of being able to create high octane drama with loads of entertainment and special accolades to highly talented directors like Farah khan who firsts creates the song and choreographs it , then comes up with a story line that  sits apt for the songs . 

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