faddy wrote:
Devdas(2002) or Bhoot --> Definitely Devdas.
Mr. India or Koi...Mil Gaya --> Mr. India
What sort of comparisons are these!
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Some comparisons are intended to be similar theme/genre based. Others I just picked off the top of my head.
Here are my selections:
Devdas(2002) or Bhoot - I loved both films, but SLBs Devdas has the slight edge over Bhoot, because of its extreme technical wits.
Mr. India or Koi...Mil Gaya - Both are cute kiddy flicks, but I am particularly more attracted to the numerous gimmick-like characters of Mr. India
Aks or Abhay - A true one man show: Amitabh Bachchan's talent.
Maine Pyar Kiya or Hum Apke Hain Kaun
Satya or Company
The Legend Of Bhagat Singh or Shaheed(1965) - I particularly don't think too much of Manoj Kumar, but Shaheed is hands down the best thing he's ever done(both as director & actor). Not to mention, Shaheed has some lyrically fervent songs.
Hu Tu Tu or Dil Se - I love Gulzar, infact, he's my favourite Indian Director working today, but Dil Se has become more inescapably very powerful and ahead of its time every time I see it, not to mention, it has some of the most spine-tingling photographed & choreographed song sequences I have EVER seen.
Hey Ram or Gandhi (Richard Attenborough) - I feel that Attenborough's film is a tad overrated and a it bit falsified about the works of Mohan K. Das Gandhi. Haasan's film on the other hand is more intellectually written to my taste, and excellent photography to capture the intended mood, feel, and look of its period.
Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam or Jalsaghar - This was a hard one to decide on, as I genuinely love both Dutt & Ray's work, but I find and love the Shakespearian style of direction Ray provides to the story of Jalsaghar.
Padosan or Gol Maal
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