And I must admit that Bollywood is successful in its mission by making such masterpieces as Bajirao Mastani and Begum Jaan. By saying that I'm not promoting Bollywood or asking people to watch them
but I want Pakistan to compete them on equal footings at least.
These days I'm seeing the trailer of 'Yalghar' on TV, and I'm seriously disappointed by the level of dialogue delivery and acting in it. Very stupid production it seems to have. Shan (the hero) speaks like an idiot, and another guy looks like a clown. ISPR needs to raise its standard, please discover good talent in Pakistan, get rid of these clowns who call themselves artists and make good films for Pakistani and even Indian audience.
People these days do not learn history lessons from books, but they watch films and dramas.
And don't forget that history repeats itself!
Muslim community speaks Urdu (close Hindi version), their majority lives in the North of India, that's the actual reason. Hindu ruling elites also belong to North India overwhelmingly.
I do not like Ranveer Singh at all, the reason he's a chichora and talks like an idiot. He was one reason why I didn't want to see Bajirao Mastani. The reason I watched this was the song Dewani Mastani in which Depika looked like someone from out of this world lol. But when I watched this film, I saw Ranveer did act very well, and except on a few occasions his dialogue delivery and acting was also very good.
The nut shell is, production should be excellent like that of Bajirao Mastani and Begum Jaan which will make people watch them.
ISPR, are you listening?
Pakistani private channels, are you viewing this?
Anyway, Padmavati
پدما وتی is also coming up soon.
It's going to show how a terrorist called Alauddin Khilji (Muslim Sultan of Delhi) wanted to steal a Hindu queen. Allaudin stormed her city but Rani Padmini killed herself in fire and other women in the fort also threw themselves in fire for mass suicide because they were not willing to be either raped or taken as concubines by Muslim soldiers... Muslims are bad guys, aren't they?