New Superhero movie KRRISH
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okay.. 11 year old stupid, i can understand.. but 24 year old moron?? what the hell is wrong with them???
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'Superhero' tells fans not to imitate stunts
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Bollywood's new flying superhero has asked fans, especially children, not to imitate his onscreen death-defying stunts after a man leapt off a cinema balcony in central India, breaking his leg.
"The action scenes are meant to be enjoyed, not imitated. Please do not indulge in these stunts," Hrithik Roshan, who plays "Krrish," a Superman-style hero who saves the world from a mad scientist, wrote in a newspaper on Monday.
Newspapers said at least two people had hurt themselves trying to imitate the stunts from the film that opened last week.
A 24-year-old man was in a hospital with a fractured leg in the central city of Bhopal after he leapt from a cinema balcony and landed on the audience below.
An 11-year-old boy also suffered injuries in a separate accident, newspapers said, but no details were given.
"Those action scenes are dangerous... I did the action scenes with full safety precaution," Roshan said.
"...stop scaring me by trying to do my stunts in Krrish."
The $10 million "Krrish" opened to huge box-office collections, as children and adults made a beeline to watch Bollywood's own superhero leap from tall buildings, beat up the baddies and woo his lady love with song and dance.
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The 24 yr old must be an uneducaed guy.
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the word BHOPAL says it all...
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I heard the stunts in these movie are awesome.
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'Variety' also acknowledges 'Krrish'
By Taran Adarsh
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Hollywood trade journals rarely write about Bollywood movies. But Variety, the leading movie entertainment magazine in the U.S., has taken a note of KRRISH. In fact, at a time when the worldwide media is full of SUPERMAN RETURNS [which opens next week], it's heartening to note that the publication has devoted an entire article to KRRISH. Those interviewed on KRRISH are its creator Rakesh Roshan and IndiaFM's Taran Adarsh. -
Krrish proves that not all superheroes are made in America. India has one as well
By IndiaFM News Bureau
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If as the mentally challenged Rohit Mehra of Koi...Mil Gaya, he had you in tears, as the dashing and darling super hero Krrish, Hrithik will have you on the edge of your seats. And even as you're moved by his emotional vulnerability, you will cheer yourself hoarse for his dare devil actions. We at IndiaFM were invited for a private screening of the movie this week and here is a sneak peek into one of the most awaited movie of the year.
The movie starts with child Krishna and the reasons why Rekha takes him to the village and spreads her protective wings around her super gifted grandson. Hrithik's race with the horse in the initial reels sets the tempo for an adrenaline rush one is supposed to experience throughout the movie.
The first hour of the film is interspersed with comic scenes on how Krrish instills fear in Priya (Priyanka Chopra) and her group (while they are on a vacation in India) and later falls in love with her. Some scenes of Koi. Mil Gaya appear in a flashback to show the continuity between the two versions.
Some scenes deserve a mention here
- Krrish saving Priya in the initial reels.
- Krrish displaying his skills to collect money for the disabled girl.
- Priya asking Krrish to climb a pole faster than an Orang Utan called Maocv
- The motorcycle fight sequence
- The Circus Scene
There are only four songs in the movie - two before the intermission and two afterwards. However, only 'Dil Na Diya' is the impressive one for its superb choreography and picturization.
And there's a surprise element as well in the movie and we are not going to reveal it... It comes as a shock to the viewer and at the point where Hrithik is at the airport, all set to return back to his village from Singapore.
The movie belongs to Hrithik Roshan from start to end. Priyanka Chopra however disappoints big time.
Bollywood had heroes till now. But now we have a superhero in a true Bollywood sense. Krrish proves that not all superheroes (read Spiderman, Superman etc) are made in America. India has one as well. -
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Krrish is a sequel to the blockbuster Koi... Mil Gaya, also directed by Rakesh Roshan, but no worries if you haven't seen the first movie - you'll be brought up to speed in no time, and Krrish will also work if it stood alone. First off, it's a superhero movie combined with science fiction, so that was a plus point to have this movie reintroduce me to Bollywood once again. And it worked. With romance, action, and some comedy thrown into the mix, what can one ask for more for pure entertainment?
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For those who want to know more about the local landmarks used - Singapore Expo was used quite a bit, since it's large enough to be filmed at different areas passing off as different venues, even doubling up as Changi Airport's arrival hall entrance with smart editing. The Esplanade was another choice location as the HQ of a conglomerate run by Dr Arya, with National Library's Pod doubling as the penthouse office. There are many scenes with glass windows, which will clue you in on the location of the current setting. Other notable locations are the condos at Kallang, Shenton Way / Raffles Place, Lau Pa Sat (widely publicized during the shoot here), the Singapore River and our offshore islands.
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Krrish enters UK chart at number 9
The Rakesh Roshan directed Krrish, sequel to mega-hit Koi Mil Gaya, has entered the UK cinema Box Office chart at number 9.
In its opening weekend, the film has collected £210,499 on 46 screens, with the per screen average working out to £4,576.
Phir Hera Pheri, which last week was at number 11, has dropped down to number 17.
It.s total collection so far in the UK is £388,081.
Chup Chup Ke dropped four places from number 14 to number 18, and currently has a total take of £263,111.
While Fanaa keeps its place in the Top 20 at number 20, with a total collection of £1,129,023 so far. -
gosh. 3 pages already. sure is a great help to boast the activity rating next month.
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If I see anymore pics of that mama shop owner, i'm going to give up sgforums altogether.
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chey...Americans will tell you yeh u are right not only US make heros....china, japan, korea, thailand, germany, italy, Russia etc all made heros too...just that they no need to brag about it like u do here swaku!Originally posted by completeness:Bollywood had heroes till now. But now we have a superhero in a true Bollywood sense. Krrish proves that not all superheroes (read Spiderman, Superman etc) are made in America. India has one as well.
Heroes like that only steal pan ties and wear them over their faeces -
at least he make himself useful...but i can't imagine Get Reel infected by the Bollywood-Freaking Virus! OH NOES...ITS AN INVASIONOriginally posted by Gordonator:gosh. 3 pages already. sure is a great help to boast the activity rating next month. 
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as long as he keep everything in 1 thread.Originally posted by newmanmback:at least he make himself useful...but i can't imagine Get Reel infected by the Bollywood-Freaking Virus! OH NOES...ITS AN INVASION -
kinda funny though if this freak's posted all the pro-Bollywood stuffs here and the over-zeal idol whorshipping at Babe forum, Bollywwod would have been accepted years ago but chosing popular forums as BAR and CHIT CHAT the possibility of the subject getting stoned and flamed is very high...kindda wonder how intelligent Clones are actually....oh well since they are clones most probably its generic...that is the source's toopid...the clones will be tooOriginally posted by Gordonator:as long as he keep everything in 1 thread.
lets see what other funny stuff and jokes clones can come up with to make ppl laugh....i dun know one dayif i am occupied and cannot come here that often i will miss the Bollywood-bashing fun -
Just wan to say this. Bollywood or Indian movies in general always change every decade. In the 90s they had more stories about politics, and real life issues, but nowadays it is more fantasy like KRRISH. anyway 1 has appreciate the way they observes things happening in other regions & stories to depict in that in their films
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who the fark are you!??Originally posted by M. RAJA:Just wan to say this. Bollywood or Indian movies in general always change every decade. In the 90s they had more stories about politics, and real life issues, but nowadays it is more fantasy like KRRISH. anyway 1 has appreciate the way they observes things happening in other regions & stories to depict in that in their films
so fast new clone ar!!! ??? -
clones leh?Originally posted by Gordonator:as long as he keep everything in 1 thread. -
wtf just how many clones do that guy have?
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let me see.... valentinoo, ashrai,completeness, oh maria...somemore who ar?Originally posted by stellazio:wtf just how many clones do that guy have? -
more den the extras of bollywoodOriginally posted by stellazio:wtf just how many clones do that guy have?