20 years of darkness. 7 days of hell. No one could survive it. We did!
This saturday, we watched NAINA. A nice movie, for one. Gave us a jolt of the BHOOT experience. Urmila plays the role of Naina Shah, who gets supernatural eye-sight after her eye operation. So that's what the movie is all about... A few observations/conclusions:
Indian thriller movies are special in their own way. They rely more on silly things like falling objects, illusions, darkness and sounds. The THX surround sound system always adds on to the effect.
Indian movie physicians are exceptionally trained to transplant the choiciest of organs into the Hero/Heroine.
People who recieve eye-transplants don't usually watch TV/go out with da hunk hero the very next day (as it happens in many movies). It was well depicted in this movie. Kudos!
Indian movies always revolve around conventional ghost technology for thrillers. It's time we got ourselves updated on that.
An Indian movie without filmi dance/music is usu…
This saturday, we watched NAINA. A nice movie, for one. Gave us a jolt of the BHOOT experience. Urmila plays the role of Naina Shah, who gets supernatural eye-sight after her eye operation. So that's what the movie is all about... A few observations/conclusions:
Indian thriller movies are special in their own way. They rely more on silly things like falling objects, illusions, darkness and sounds. The THX surround sound system always adds on to the effect.
Indian movie physicians are exceptionally trained to transplant the choiciest of organs into the Hero/Heroine.
People who recieve eye-transplants don't usually watch TV/go out with da hunk hero the very next day (as it happens in many movies). It was well depicted in this movie. Kudos!
Indian movies always revolve around conventional ghost technology for thrillers. It's time we got ourselves updated on that.
An Indian movie without filmi dance/music is usu…