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aahanna · 30 days

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Someone - how dumb r you ?

Me sometimes -

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anotherfanaccount · 6 months

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Om Shanti Om is so dramatic and the overacting sells it so well.

Farah Khan make another fun one please. It's been 9 years since HNY already. What a director honestly. Main hoon Na as debut and oso in the filmography.

And you know what, I need a Farah Khan heroine on screen again and srk directed by Farah is a delight, delicious delight NGL.

#om Shanti Om #it's always a good time to watch this movie #farah khan #main hoon na #has to be the cutest srk ever #major ram simping over miss chandni will never get old #sushmita sen #is a qeen and that red saree is her crown #Deepika Padukone #my shantipriya #tees maar khan #it's a guilty pleasure #happy new year #it's honestly so unhinged and mad #I love it more than when it came out

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debutlovers · 1 year

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sheila ki jawani felt illegal to listen to when i was younger

#tees maar khan #katrina kaif #sheila ki jawani #bollywood

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celebmania01 · 9 months

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Geeta Kapoor's Legacy: How She Transformed the Indian Dance Scene Forever

Geeta Kapoor, the renowned Indian choreographer, has left an everlasting impact on the Indian dance scene. Through her creativity, innovation, and passion for dance, she has transformed the way dance is perceived and celebrated in Indian cinema and beyond. In this article, we will explore Geeta Kapoor's incredible legacy and the significant contributions she has made to the world of dance.

Statistics show that the Indian film industry is one of the largest in the world, with a huge global fan base. According to a report by Statista, the Indian film industry is projected to reach a revenue of US$5.74 billion by 2026. Dance plays an essential role in Bollywood movies, and Geeta Kapoor's influence on choreography has been profound.

Geeta Kapoor's unique style of blending classical Indian dance forms with contemporary movements has revolutionized Bollywood dance. She has created a distinct signature that sets her apart from her peers and has earned her a dedicated fan following. Her ability to tell stories through dance and her attention to detail in choreography have added depth and richness to the dance sequences in Indian films.

One of Geeta Kapoor's greatest contributions is her role as a judge and mentor on the popular dance reality show "Dance India Dance." Through the platform, she has mentored aspiring dancers, nurtured their talent, and helped them realize their potential. Geeta Kapoor's constructive feedback and guidance have pushed dancers to explore their boundaries and reach new heights in their artistic journeys.

Geeta Kapoor's impact extends beyond the realms of Bollywood. She has played a significant role in the growth and recognition of contemporary dance in India. By blending various dance styles and experimenting with new forms, she has contributed to the evolution of dance as a modern art form in the country. Geeta Kapoor's work has not only influenced aspiring dancers but has also inspired established choreographers to push the boundaries of their craft.

It is essential to recognize the diverse perspectives Geeta Kapoor has brought to the Indian dance scene. Her inclusive approach to dance has celebrated and honored various regional dance forms, breaking stereotypes and promoting cultural diversity. Geeta Kapoor has given a platform to dancers from different backgrounds to showcase their talent and share their unique stories through dance.

In conclusion, Geeta Kapoor's legacy in the Indian dance scene is truly remarkable. She has revolutionized the way dance is seen and appreciated in Indian cinema. Her creativity, innovation, and ability to connect with audiences through dance have made her a pioneer in the industry. Geeta Kapoor's contributions to dance will continue to inspire future generations of dancers and choreographers, leaving a lasting impact on the world of Indian cinema and beyond.

Sources:

Statista. "Revenue of the Indian Film Industry from 2013 to 2026." [https://www.statista.com/statistics/1168171/india-movie-industry-revenue/].

#geeta kapoor #dance india dance #tees maar khan #indian choreographer #choreography #desi tumblr

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telugumovienews · 2 years

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Hero Adi Sai Kumar's account has not recorded any remarkable achievements after 'Prema Kavali' (2011) and 'Love Lee' (2012), which came in the beginning of his career. Aadi, who has been waiting for a proper success for almost ten years, has recently come before the audience with the film 'Tees Maar Khan'. In this movie directed by Kalyan G Gogana, Payal Rajput played the heroine, Poorna and Sunil played key roles. And let's see in the review whether this film breaks Aadi's series of failures.

Story: Jeeja (Anoop Singh Thakur) who earns crores by doing illegal activities in the name of business, kills or makes those who obstruct him disappear. He takes the Home Minister (Srikanth Iyengar) to the brink of death when he tries to curb his irregularities. Into the life of such a jeeja enters a common man named 'Tees Mar Khan' (Adi). Jeeja kills Vasu (Poorna), whom he regards as his mother, while beating his men 'Tis Mar Khan'. What is the real reason to kill her? Who is behind Jeeza? How did 'Tees Maar Khan' without any background become a policeman and hit Jeeja? What sensational things did he learn in the process of killing Jeeza? You have to watch the movie to know.

Audiences who want diverse films like 'Bimbisara', 'Seetharam', 'Kartikeya-2' will find it difficult to appreciate a routine commercial film like 'Tees Maar Khan'. It must be said that Aadi, who has been looking for a proper success for a long time, did not end his expectations with 'Tees Maar Khan'. For more information visit Teluguone.com official website

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chowpatty-ka-icebear · 2 days

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Last month was on Spotify, looking for some Desi main male character energy waale playlist... didn't found any... Decided to take matter into my own hands and made a playlist for all My Desi Main Male Character brothers...

We too deserve a playlist to imagine ourselves during midnight in the peak dream sequences waale hours...

Tumblr pe #Bhaichara on top karne ka ghammad hai... 🥊

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cakejerry · 3 months

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Tell me your favourite Bollywood songs please

Yassss tbh it's basic shit like chikni chameli love mera hit hit/marjaani and chammak challo and allah maaf kare/desi boyz and bulleya/all the songs from that movie actually lolz and main tera boyfriend and meherbaan/tu meri and shikdum/touch me and and badey dilwala/sheila ki jawani and do dhaari talwaar/isq risk and balam pichkari/badtameez dil and main agar kahoon and babydoll and latoo and and and OMGGGG im such an ipophead fr

#taking movie recommendations btw i like discovering songs on my own but not movies.#i didnt like dhoom but i liked tees maar khan and ghajini and desi boyz and bang bang btw 💀

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urmomw4ntsme · 2 months

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"ye kahani koi aur likh raha hai pappu" yes bbg her name is farah khan shes awesome

#i know shes the director not the script writer #but i jusy cud not resist okay #i love her #have u watched tees maar khan bro

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oddeyecir-cle · 5 months

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nct dream as bollywood songs

thought of making this after i saw this post by @yangkitties (which is so cute btw <3). praying this post finds it's way onto the dashboard of fellow bollywood - kpop enthusiasts

𐚁 lee minhyung

prem ki naiyya from apkgk - the awkward and adorable boy-next-door

saawali si raat from barfi - honestly all songs from this gem of a film should be the soundtrack for mark and his best friends to lovers trope

𐚁 huang renjun

sham from aisha - truly the embodiment of the soft boy aesthetic what can i say

sheila ki jawaani from tees maar khan - but he's also a bad bish so

𐚁 lee jeno

mast magan from 2 states - he's just the sweetest and softest, a lot like this song

ang laga de from ramleela - it's just so...uh *coughs* so *clears throat* freaking hot sensual...yeah * looks away flustered*

𐚁 lee donghyuck

illahi from yjhd - i can totally see him being bunny (the character, NOT the animal) in some other universe and i love this song so

sooraj ki baahon mein from znmd - need i explain?

matargashti from tamasha - the ranbir kapoor character to hyuck pipeline needs to be studied

𐚁 na jaemin

gulaabi from shudh desi romance - i mean the jaemin = pink logic yes. but also if you imagine him in the mood of this song- calm but somehow playful and adventurous. it makes sm sense

uff teri ada from karthik calling karthik - because uff teri ada indeed

𐚁 zhong chenle

drama queen from hasee toh phasee- sass, wit, theatrics. this song IS him.

twist from love aaj kal - unbelievably groovy. he's very cool and so is the song.

𐚁 park jisung

kahani from laal singh chaddha - i swear i'm not trying to baby him. he's a grown man ik, but his presence is so pure and innocent :(( and i love how calm this song makes me feel

dhoom again from dhoom:2 - just fits his aesthetic (plus he would obliterate the choreo)

#nct #nct dream #mark lee #nct haechan #nct mark #nct renjun #nct jeno #jeno #jaemin #nct jaemin #nct donghyuck #chenle #park jisung #nct jisung #nct chenle #huang renjun #bollywood #music #kpop

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amarakaran · 9 months

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what are your fav bollywood movies?

my favorite bollywood movie and favorite movie of all time is main hoon na!!! my other favorites are kuch kuch hota hai, munna bhai mbbs, andaz apna apna, asoka, three idiots, devdas, hera pheri, phir bhi dil hai hindustani, and tees maar khan!

#thanks for the ask <3 <3 <3 #asks #anonymous #bollywood

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diana--williams · 1 year

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Every Hindi Movie 2012 and before

Ishaqzaade

Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya

Cocktail

Jab Tak Hai Jaan

English Vinglish

Raaz 3

Talaash: The Answer Lies Within

Agneepath

Aiyyaa

Student of the Year

Ekk Deewana Tha

Kahaani

Barfi !

London Paris New York

Teri Meri Kahaani

Houseful 2

Ekk Main Aur Ekk Tu

Heroine

Ek Tha Tiger

OMG: Oh My God!

Agent Vinod

Rowdy Rathore

Bol Bachan

Players

Makkhi

Dabbang 2

Gangs of Wasseypur 2

Tezz

Life of Pi

Vicky Donor

Bodyguard

Meri Brother Ki Dulhan

Murder 2

The Dirty Picture

Zindai Na MIlega Dobara

Love Breakups Zindagi

Ladies VS Ricky Bahl

Desi Boyz

Mausam

Delhi Belly

Patiala House

Chillar Party

Don 2

Ready

Force

Singham

No One Killed Jessica

Stanley Ka Dabba

Ra.One

Dum Maaro Dum

Zokkomon

Dhobi Ghat

Break Ke Baad

Raavan

Anjaana Anjaani

Guzaarish

Karthik calling Karthik

Udaan

Band Baaja Bharat

I Hate Luv Storys

Aisha

Lafaangey Parindey

Houseful

Badmaash Company

We Are Family

Once Upon a Time in Mumbai

Veer

Action Replayy

Golmaal 3

Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey

Bumm bumm Bhole

Toonpur Ka Superhero

Paathshaala

My Name is Khan

Phoonk 2

Kites

Tees Maar Khan

Me and Mrs. Khanna

Aladin

Kurbaan

Ajab Prem Ki Gajab Kahaani

Wake Up Sid

Billu

Dil Bole Hadippa

Whats Your Raashi?

Wanted

3 Idiots

New York

Chandni Chowk To China

Hello

Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na

Dostana

A Wednesday

Jodha Akhbar

Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi

God Tussi Great Ho

Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic

Kismat Konnection

Fashion

Race

1920

Yuvvraaj

Bhootnath

Drona

Kidnap

Golmaal Returns

Ghajani

Ghatothkatch

Namastey London

Om Shanti Om

Jab We Met

Heyy Babyy

Taare Zameen Par

Bhool Bhulaiyaan

Chak De! India

Dhammal

Ta Ra Rum Pum

Cheeni Kam

My Friend Ganesha

My Friend Ganesha 2

Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna

Chup Chup Ke

Vivah

Rang De Basanti

Humko Tumse Pyaar Hai

Dhoom 2

Krrish

Lage Raho Munna Bhai

Golmaal Fun Unlimited

Bhoot Unkle

Paheli

Bunty Aur Babli

Parineeta

BluffMaster

Iqbal

Page 3

Mangal Pandey: The Rising

Vaah! Life Ho To Aisi

Aitraaz

Hulchul

Main Hoon Na

Lakshya

Garv: Pride and Honor

Taarzan: The Wonder Car

Dhoom

Gayab

Raincoat

Main Prem Ki Deewani Hoon

Kal Ho Na Ho

Munna Bhai MBBS

Koyi Mil Gaya

Devdas

The Legend of Bhagat Singh

Mujhse Dosti Karoge!

Yaadein

Lagaan

Rehna Hain Tere Dil Mein

Nayak: The Real Hero

Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham

Dil Chahta Hain

Lajja

Hamara Dil Aapke Paas Hain

Mohabbatein

Kaho Naa..Pyaar Hain

Pandavas: The five warriors

Ramayana: The legend of Prince Rama

Mr. India

Sholey

Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge

Kuch Kuch Hota Hain

Dil To Pagal Hain

Hum Aapke Hain Koun!

Mann

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anotherfanaccount · 6 months

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Realised why I don't like HNY as much as MHN and OSO.

It's simply because Charlie is not simping over Mohini. Actually he straight up is disrespectful to her.

I mean from Major Ram straight up falling for Miss Chandni and fumbling words and steps and just is such a sweetheart.

Then there's Om who worships Shanti, even when his love is not requited. I mean he gives his life for her.

Anywho, Farah meta referencing all srk hits was so funny. Deepika and Abhishek have so much goofball energy fr. I loved this ensemble, they really were having fun.

And I'm once again asking for a Farah Khan movie.

#farah khan #happy new year #hny completes 9 years #9 years #farah you can't just take a decade long break like this #I mean I can always watch OSO and MHN #but really could we get another Miss Chandni and a shantipriya and a Mohini and Anya #katrina in tees maar khan😘

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melancholic-academia · 17 days

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Bohot din se tees maar khan nahi dekhi

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elif-ants · 2 years

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when u get this u have to put 5 songs 🎵 u actually listen to, publicly. then, send this ask to 10 of your favorite followers (non-negotiable, positivity is cool)✨

last one was english songs so lets do the hindi ones i listen too!

mast magan from two states (would like to state that my south-indian cousin married a punjabi guy and they danced to this song on their wedding during the sangeet)

sheila ki jawaani from tees maar khan (it's fun ok!?)

subhanallah from yeh jawaani hai deewani

ye ladka hai deewana from kuch kuch hota (my college better be like this or i'm suing karan johar)

ratta maar from student of the year (boards ka saal hai)

#ava :)

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lovepropaganda · 7 months

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"Sheila Ki Jawani" Full Song | Tees Maar Khan | Katrina Kaif | Vishal Da...

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#where's that one post that's like #this cannot be the jawani Sheila was talking about #Youtube

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getmemymicroscope · 1 year

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It's crazy to think about how Emraan Hashmi's career has gone from 'serial kisser' (Murder, Zeher, Tumsa Nahin Dekha, Aashiq Banaya Apne, Aksar) to spanning a career that includes not just 'serial kisser,' but also: 'one who always dies' (*spoiler warning*: Murder, Chocolate*, Kalyug, Aksar, Gangster, Awarapan, Jannat, Jannat 2, Hamari Adhuri Kahani, Chehre); large cast star (Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai, Mumbai Saga, Baadshaho, Shanghai; The Dirty Picture); and even occasionally solid single-lead movies (Why Cheat India; Ungli; Raja Natwarlal; Mr. X). That's not to say all the movies were amazing or anything, but he's become pretty dependable as an actor (and while the song quality hasn't lived up to the success of his first couple of movies - which was going to be hard to do, living up to this appearance of Himesh as a singer, and then even getting Atif Aslam involved there for a bit - Zeher, especially; Kalyug, too - it is still pretty good overall). In fact, in this aside about songs in his movies, while you can't go wrong with Aashiq Banaya Apne and Aksar, as full soundtracks, I also love Tum Mile and Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai, and essentially every movie has one to two absolutely solid songs.

At the same time, it really sucks to see Akshay Kumar struggling through a string of flops right now, because - well, this is nothing like his string of bad movies in 1994 (11 movies released in total - though Mohra and Main Khiladi Tu Anari were actually good, and Suhaag was entertaining) or 1997 (7 movies in total) or that weird span he had of really bad 'comedies' that people inexplicably loved (Garam Masala, Deewane Huye Paagal, Phir Hera Pheri, Heyy Babyy, Khatta Meetha, Action Replayy, Tees Maar Khan, Thank You - though I will admit to, on multiple rewatches, having developed a soft spot for the absolute spoofiness of Tees Maar Khan). That's not to say his movies this past year were all excellent (looking at you, Raksha Bandhan, which was one of the worst movies I've ever seen), but this string seems to be more because people are stupid (they are) than a bad choice in movies. Sure, Ram Setu left something to be desired and Cuttputlli suffered from one too many idiot characters, but Akshay's been solid throughout. This isn't a rehash of the early 90s, that's for sure - people are just being dumb (as evidenced by the box office, aside from Pathaan, has been a disaster).

Selfiee is, by no means, one of Akshay's greatest roles ever - and probably not Emraan's either. But it's nowhere near 'bad' or anything either. Probably what hurts it most is that it depends entirely on being an emotional drama (with that random attempt at comedy that is the other actor, which arguably wasn't really needed for the story - but I guess it works a bit better than having him be a completely serious competitor) - and in a day of crazy action movies, emotional drama appears to be a bit harder for people to sit through.

At it's core, though, it reminds me a lot of Taxi No. 9211 (which I absolutely love!) - it's not as good, in my biased opinion, possibly because by making one of the characters a 'big name actor' (in the movie, I mean, not because they cast Akshay Kumar), the movie automatically goes to a much larger scale than the individual battle between Jai and Raghav. That battle is contained between them, and their loved ones, and one poor rule follower/pencil pusher at a bank; whereas here, almost immediately, it becomes a full-scale nationwide thing involving not just 'a common man,' but instead the "Common Man." And that just seems to be a bit harder to pull off, especially about something like a driving test (like, what the hell is up with that 10 question test he gives him; are they able to freestyle questions like that?).

The other movie that comes to mind is An Action Hero - which is sort of funny, because Akshay had a guest appearance in that role where he was advising Ayushman's character on what to do in that setting. Of course, in that movie, it was the death of someone and not just a driving test issue - and also, of course, the movies are completely different and pursue completely different stories. But the idea of an actor 'gone rogue' (less rogue, here, since he's actually able to defend himself) and the country up in arms about the sudden lack of deitiness of their self-annointed god is very similar - to the point where, in both movies, we have a bunch of very, very annoying media people who just do not shut up.

As this movie progressed, I saw more and more similarities to Taxi No. 9211 - Emraan as Nana, Akshay as John. And while the scale is much more grand, the basic battle - egos; common man versus rich man - in the backdrop of a time limit brought forth by something out of their control is very similar. Not as fun, here, maybe - I don't want to keep harping on it, but I really do think a lot of it had to do with the overzealous public that was over-the-top invested in everything - but still pretty fun overall.

Main Khiladi Tu Anari is obviously a fun song (though, sadly, it's an end credit song - though, given the gist of the movie, I think that was pretty obvious from the moment the song released) - a rant about Bollywood's obsession with destroying old classics with remixes instead of just coming up with new stuff aside - but the song at the beginning was just meh. The background music that played was pretty cool. Akshay and Emraan are, obviously, absolutely fantastic. Absolutely love them. Diana Penty sadly has very little scope, and Nushrratt Bharuccha's role is only slightly bigger. Adah Sharma was a surprise, in the sense that I had no idea she was going to be in the movie.

I do like that they didn't drag everything out too far and give us too many false endings (a la Pathaan, or RRR) - the whole thing is about a driving test, and they do pretty good about sorta sticking to that. There's probably a lot that could be said about the over deification of stars by the public (very similar to the bullshit that goes on with some politicians here, and with religious zealots here and there) and how ridiculously people act in that setting (see: the paparazzi, aka media, the entire movie; the fans at the end, once Akshay leaves; the talking media heads on the TV, egging everything on), but sadly, we're probably a long, long time from that changing. Whether you should ever think of some such celebrity as a god is questionable (no; the answer is a very simple no); but the society is such that so many people do it (see, again, the success of Pathaan, for example, and the stupid zealots that keep pushing a boycott over things like the color of a sari or lyrics in a song or words in a dialogue or content in a book).

I really did enjoy this movie, and I would not be opposed to watching it again for entertainment.

#movies #gmmm does bollywood #movieblr #gmmm does movies

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