Shafiq Siddiqui is a Digital Marketing Strategist and Inbound Marketer. He loves to blog. He is a movie buff and can't stay away from commenting on movies, performances and art. His weakness is scrumptious food.
In Bollywood, these days, subject oriented and message-centric films are under fashion. Movies which have a message for the masses and the classes are produced largely and the fine line between commercial and parallel cinema is sort of fading away. After Toilet – Ek Prem Katha, director Shree Narayan Singh
Horror comedy is a fresh forte for Bollywood. There was a time when Ramsay Brothers were known for making dozens of horror films but those horror films never got the limelight they deserved mainly because of the kind of content and actors they used to have. Years later Vikram Bhatt
Dharmendra and family i.e. Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol came together in Apne (2007), which was an emotional and family film; unfortunately it couldn’t create that much buzz at the box office. Then the trio came with Yamla Pagla Deewana which was an out and out comedy and became popular
Haseeb Hasan’s Parwaaz Hai Junoon was in discussions for quite some time based on many reasons like a film with younger star cast comprising of Hania Amir, Ahad Raza Mir, Shafaat Ali, Shazz Khan along with the social media sensation and a popular Pyare Afzal (i.e. Hamza Ali Abbasi). Besides
There are very few sequels which receive more appreciation than their prequels, (for instance) Na Maloom Afraad was brilliant when it was released but Na Maloom Afraad 2 was not as crisp, witty and smart as its first part; ditto for Hera Pheri series from Bollywood (part one was phenomenal,
