2 December 2011 saw the release of a most awaited and most talked about movie called "DIRTY PICTURE".
The movie is been made in a good way and the acting of Vidya balan is very convincing but some where towards the end it reminds you of the movies like "woh lamhe" and "fashion" all 3 movies have one thing in common and that is in the end it only shows that after a point the success goes to a person's head and they start disrespecting their collegues and their own work which lead them to this success and finally their downfall starts and they get lost in the world of the unknown, they get replaced by some other upcoming talent, their own friends or so called well wishers start ignoring them and the person gets into depression and takes drugs and alcohol and decides to commit suicide.
The difference in dirty picture is that its a true story of silk smita about how a make up artist becomes the most wanted item girl in the 70's era and the role is been potrayed fabulously by Vidya Balan. hats off to her acting skills although she looks ugly when her fats are shown in the last part of the movie but thats how the original person was in the 70's. They had all the fats back then and yet were hit for the boldness in thier roles unlike in the recent bollywood where being in shape is die hard important. I am neither supporting any of the 2 scenario's.
But the question that comes to my mind is WHY??? Why do film makers only make movies on success went bad stories that have depressing ends and why cant they make a story of some real life success stories like Amitabh Bachan or there are so many others who's stories we all want to know and which for a change would have a good end hopefully rather then ends which promote suicides.
The movie is been made in a good way and the acting of Vidya balan is very convincing but some where towards the end it reminds you of the movies like "woh lamhe" and "fashion" all 3 movies have one thing in common and that is in the end it only shows that after a point the success goes to a person's head and they start disrespecting their collegues and their own work which lead them to this success and finally their downfall starts and they get lost in the world of the unknown, they get replaced by some other upcoming talent, their own friends or so called well wishers start ignoring them and the person gets into depression and takes drugs and alcohol and decides to commit suicide.
The difference in dirty picture is that its a true story of silk smita about how a make up artist becomes the most wanted item girl in the 70's era and the role is been potrayed fabulously by Vidya Balan. hats off to her acting skills although she looks ugly when her fats are shown in the last part of the movie but thats how the original person was in the 70's. They had all the fats back then and yet were hit for the boldness in thier roles unlike in the recent bollywood where being in shape is die hard important. I am neither supporting any of the 2 scenario's.
But the question that comes to my mind is WHY??? Why do film makers only make movies on success went bad stories that have depressing ends and why cant they make a story of some real life success stories like Amitabh Bachan or there are so many others who's stories we all want to know and which for a change would have a good end hopefully rather then ends which promote suicides.
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