Cinema is an essential part of Indian life.
One of the most frequently asked questions that make me the kids is what I have seen Indian films. Mean Hindi films, the Bolliwood. It is no coincidence that Mumbai is the capital of Hindi cinema in India.
Akanksha also organizes the outputs to the movies. Rarely, but sometimes a little 'entertainment you need.
The boys make me a list of movies that I see. In practice, I've only seen Monsoon Wedding (not really regarded as Indian export product) and Lagaan (more 'accepted as Indian).
a few movies that I have advised the guys I bought the DVDs in a library, but I have yet to see them.
Then one night in Kerala go to the cinema to see a film in Malayalam (the language of Kerala). In addition to production in Hindi there is' a vast production in all languages \u200b\u200bof the Indian states. But first let's talk about the film: it looks like an abandoned warehouse. We could be home to a large area. Many turn on the ceiling fans. They are almost all men, if there are women with husbands and children are not alone and not among women.
The film is called Surya (sun), the name of the protagonist. We are told that the average this is a film series C. But I expected much worse. I expected ballets and songs to no end. Instead there is 'a pattern also quite complicated (a little' unlikely, but there is), many violent acts in which Surya hits and kills everyone. The ballets are a few also enjoyable. Obviously no kissing or outpourings love. Thanks for the translation of Bindu, Prem's wife, I can also follow enough.
You notice one thing: their standard of beauty, especially for men. The protagonist is a hero type stocky, mustachioed blacks with thick hair, and blacks face is not too late. For us, a monster ... for a fairly large cool ...
And then the values \u200b\u200bof the film: Revenge (forgiveness is not allowed ever) and family (the family is untouchable).
and certainly not 'the best movie I've ever seen, but surely and' experience was also this ...
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