Hello Bobby,

Thank you for your reply. It was precisely for the reason that DevSaab is still making movies, i wanted your evaluation as far as his vision is concerned. I know it can be demeaning since last many movies of his is a sheer waste of talent and time. Why don't our legends learn from the greats like "Clint Eastwood", did you see Gran Tarino, or A million dollar baby?

I really look forward to your unbiased report on chargesheet and want to compare it with my thoughts, as i think you are one of the very few ones who are able to present each movies in its true spirit, regardless of the background.

Cheers,

Raja

Hi Raja Shah,
Just now got another request of reviewng CHARGESHEET, so as it seems I will have to write about it at the earliest. So just Keep Visiting and I will soon post the review.
Thanks once again for inspiring me to watch it.
Cheers!
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Hi Raja Shah,
Though I really wanted to see "Chargesheet" but didnt go for it for 2 reasons :
One, because it was not having any shows after the weekend, and even the shows announced were not confirmed.

Secondly, I know what will be in it vaguley, as have seen the trailer........so really didint want to be very harsh to one of our own legends DEV ANAND, who is still making movies with his unstoppable spirit.

Still as you have requested, I will try my best to see it at the earliest.
Thanks for writing in after a long gap.

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Thanks Gautam for your kind and appreciating words. I will surely try my best to keep up the standards.

Keep Visiting

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Hi Bobby

I must say that it is a great website with a great amount of research. Thanks for making it available to everyone.

I am doing some research on the language of Bollywood movies. In most of the movies, they write 'Hindi Feature Film'. There is one movie so far which have stated different languages e.g. 'Dhobi Ghat'- Hindi partly English, 'Pakeezah' - Urdu. I am still trying to find some other movies too. My work will be to show that a great part of the language is 'English', and even the rest of the language is not purely 'Hindi'. It is a mixture of Hindi & Urdu, and in some instances Punjabi too. Then why do the still keep writing 'Hindi Film'?

I wonder if you could help me with something. You can email me directly or create a blog here and invite your users for an open discussion.

Thanking in advance

Looking forward to hearing from you

Regards

Sheraz
p.s. could you please tell me what is the name of the 'censor board certificate' which they show in the start of each Indian movie? Thanks

Hi Shiraz,

Thanks a lot for your appreciation on my hard work exhibited here for all movie lovers. And I am really glad to know about the research too.

But please give me some time and I would get back to you at your mail id with some real useful info on the same.

It will not be too long but till then Keep Visiting and explore more of the articles here.

Cheers!

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