Comments on: Remaking Movies? There's Nothing, Nothing To It! http://www.lavanyad.com/home/remaking-movies-theres-nothing-nothing-to-it/ Everything balances out in the end Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:26:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: asha (indian) http://www.lavanyad.com/home/remaking-movies-theres-nothing-nothing-to-it/#comment-77 asha (indian) Fri, 15 Aug 2008 01:17:12 +0000 http://desigirl.net.in/blog/?p=16#comment-77 i think siddarth is freaking hot i wish i could marry him. I LOVE HIM!!!!!!!!! but i am seriously not obsessed with though. i think siddarth is freaking hot i wish i could marry him. I LOVE HIM!!!!!!!!! but i am seriously not obsessed with though.

]]> By: DesiGirl http://www.lavanyad.com/home/remaking-movies-theres-nothing-nothing-to-it/#comment-76 DesiGirl Mon, 13 Nov 2006 22:23:00 +0000 http://desigirl.net.in/blog/?p=16#comment-76 I'd rather he gave me an interview, Q!! I’d rather he gave me an interview, Q!!

]]> By: Qalandar http://www.lavanyad.com/home/remaking-movies-theres-nothing-nothing-to-it/#comment-75 Qalandar Wed, 01 Nov 2006 23:13:00 +0000 http://desigirl.net.in/blog/?p=16#comment-75 Yeah I saw NVNV, and posted a brief comment on it on one of your threads on www.naachgaana.com, but it got buried in no time at all.<br/><br/>Basically I didn't like the first half at all, and just when I was thinking I had wasted money buying the DVD, the second half was WAY better. Although that sort of "scene" has been seen in MPK and maybe other films, Prabhudeva's direction of the sequences of Siddharth living and working on Trisha's farm seemed fresh. And the depiction of farm life was itself more real, in terms of the sights/sounds/tasks/smells(?) than one mostly gets. This trope is an old one (Jacob had to serve Rachel's father in the Old Testament in order to "win" her) but it did not feel stale or jaded to me.<br/><br/>NVNV was only the second telugu movie I've seen (after OKKADU). Now I'm waiting for POKIRI, and, on your recommendation, might well go in for Bommarrillu too!!! Maybe Siddharth should give you a commission! :-) Yeah I saw NVNV, and posted a brief comment on it on one of your threads on http://www.naachgaana.com, but it got buried in no time at all.

Basically I didn’t like the first half at all, and just when I was thinking I had wasted money buying the DVD, the second half was WAY better. Although that sort of “scene” has been seen in MPK and maybe other films, Prabhudeva’s direction of the sequences of Siddharth living and working on Trisha’s farm seemed fresh. And the depiction of farm life was itself more real, in terms of the sights/sounds/tasks/smells(?) than one mostly gets. This trope is an old one (Jacob had to serve Rachel’s father in the Old Testament in order to “win” her) but it did not feel stale or jaded to me.

NVNV was only the second telugu movie I’ve seen (after OKKADU). Now I’m waiting for POKIRI, and, on your recommendation, might well go in for Bommarrillu too!!! Maybe Siddharth should give you a commission! :-)

]]> By: DesiGirl http://www.lavanyad.com/home/remaking-movies-theres-nothing-nothing-to-it/#comment-74 DesiGirl Wed, 01 Nov 2006 22:40:00 +0000 http://desigirl.net.in/blog/?p=16#comment-74 It is everything like it - and more!! It is everything like it – and more!!

]]> By: Qalandar http://www.lavanyad.com/home/remaking-movies-theres-nothing-nothing-to-it/#comment-73 Qalandar Mon, 23 Oct 2006 19:55:00 +0000 http://desigirl.net.in/blog/?p=16#comment-73 Desigirl: based on your review I took the plunge and bought the DVD of Nuvvostanante Nennoddantana...will watch it in 2-3 days hopefully!<br/><br/>Question: is the story a bit like Maine Pyar Kiya? Desigirl: based on your review I took the plunge and bought the DVD of Nuvvostanante Nennoddantana…will watch it in 2-3 days hopefully!

Question: is the story a bit like Maine Pyar Kiya?

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