Which country/region has the most beautiful girls in the world?

[Faiez]

what does this mean ?

 

[nForce]

damn I read this later


listen to ashoka movie....THAT was Hindi....

I watched it with English subtitles as I didnt understand half of the Hindi so no your movies are not in Hindi! I can understand 3 idiots, Gajini and all others but couldnt understand that and some of those that speak Hindi

Some of these movies may use words that sound alien to your ears.

 

[ArsalanKhan21]

Most of the Indian movies are in Hindi. It just sounds similar to Urdu, to you. I think, Tamil and Telugu movies come next.

I think Indian films and drama serials are in mixture of Urdu/Hindi but classical Ramayana serial was in pure Hindi/Sanskrit which I even could not understand. The Pakistani Urdu serial "Zindagi Gulzar Hai" was hit in India. It also has fan base even in Nepal where they understand some Hindi.

 

[nForce]

I think Indian films and drama serials are in mixture of Urdu/Hindi but classical Ramayana serial was in pure Hindi/Sanskrit which I even could not understand. The Pakistani Urdu serial "Zindagi Gulzar Hai" was hit in India. It also has fan base even in Nepal where they understand some Hindi.

Where did you see Ramayana ?

 

[Dubious]

Some of these movies may use words that sound alien to your ears.

yea even common words are alien to me....Like saying shannaywar - No idea which day of the week that is nor any of the other! And those are common words but not Urdu!

 

[BDforever]

3 votes are allowed.

well then you should put all countries name

People blindly vote to Pakistan.

 

[ArsalanKhan21]

Where did you see Ramayana ?

We have 500+ channels cable service in Toronto and some are Indian. I saw it for few minutes and I am not a fan of reading subtitles when watching movies/dramas so I switch to other channels. The costumes were also more like Mughal period than ancient India. In that era, men wore only Lungi and women also wore less as shown in most paintings and sculptures but the actors in Ramyana wore dresses like in the Mughal period.

 

[nForce]

yea even common words are alien to me....Like saying shannaywar - No idea which day of the week that is nor any of the other! And those are common words but not Urdu!

Even I don't know what that means

Did you mean Shaniwar ? It means Saturday. That usage is pretty common in India.

 

[Dubious]

Even I don't know what that means

Did you mean Shaniwar ? It means Saturday. That usage is pretty common in India.

yea that one...

Yea its common in india but it isnt Urdu even in hindi movies you wont hear it!

 

[BDforever]

Not possible

then you are not getting actual result

 

[Aramagedon]

then you are not getting actual result

Only 10 polls can be put.

BTW this thread is created 5 months ago.

We have already talked about this matter in page 4.

 

[nForce]

yea that one...

Yea its common in india but it isnt Urdu even in hindi movies you wont hear it!

lol..never paid attention in that aspect. What do you call it in Urdu ?

We have 500+ channels cable service in Toronto and some are Indian. I saw it for few minutes and I am not a fan of reading subtitles when watching movies/dramas so I switch to other channels. The costumes were also more like Mughal period than ancient India. In that era, men wore only Lungi and women also wore less as shown in most paintings and sculptures but the actors in Ramyana wore dresses like in the Mughal period.

hahaha.. if you look harder you will also be able to spot Arabian belly dancers there.

 

[ArsalanKhan21]

hahaha.. if you look harder you will also be able to spot Arabian belly dancers there.

Ramayana as shown on that serial is like Indian soap epera which has camera shots showing expressions and reaction of everyone at least three times than a historically correct serial. I only commented on what I saw.

 

[Dubious]

What do you call it in Urdu ?

all other movies where such words are not used....like in KKHH, KKKG, Gajini, even in Debangg I didnt understand some words...

 

[nForce]

all other movies where such words are not used....like in KKHH, KKKG, Gajini, even in Debangg I didnt understand some words...

damn..you get time to watch so many movies.
I can hardly remember, when was my last time.
Probably, it was the last Fast and Furious. After watching that movie, I had forgiven Rohit Shetty.

In case you are wondering, Rohit Shetty is an Indian director, who is infamous for creating gravity defying stunts in his movie.