Comments on: DevD http://rohitblog.wordpress.com/2009/05/11/devd/ Sharing my thoughts, doubts and reviews on things happening in life, and much more. Thu, 08 Oct 2009 18:40:15 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Rohit http://rohitblog.wordpress.com/2009/05/11/devd/#comment-229 Rohit Thu, 14 May 2009 02:09:12 +0000 http://rohitblog.wordpress.com/?p=1318#comment-229 I will have to watch the movie once again to scrutinize the minutest details you specified ;-) as I watched it on my 19 inch TFT. BTW its glad that you liked the movie. and viewers and reviews like us will definitly encourage the filmamakers to pick such topics. Cheers! I will have to watch the movie once again to scrutinize the minutest details you specified ;-) as I watched it on my 19 inch TFT.

BTW its glad that you liked the movie. and viewers and reviews like us will definitly encourage the filmamakers to pick such topics.

Cheers!

]]> By: NITYIN http://rohitblog.wordpress.com/2009/05/11/devd/#comment-228 NITYIN Tue, 12 May 2009 18:16:32 +0000 http://rohitblog.wordpress.com/?p=1318#comment-228 So you liked DevD. I loved DevD, not only for this new interpretation, specially the way certain ‘unforgetable events’ like the MMS and the Nanda-BMW case has been incorporated, there was much more to it. Little details say, like say the Paharganj hotel neon lights spellings ‘–HIV–’, the brilliant use of graffiti (did you notice the one on Dev’s hotel room which had George Bush’s head superimoposed on Kali)…. brilliant small details. I think that it will be very difficult for the directors to surpass this film, for this year, though, this film getting the Filmfare award for best film is still not possible as always Shahrukh has fit the bill with his horrible Billu-hair stylist. Its amazing how Kashyap portrays that a woman too can be sexual and not just objectified. As a society, we revelled in our coyness and DevD has single handedly demolished that attitude. Being blunt shall be in, and unapologetic too. We all wanted our women bold. Kashyap had to make Dev D to tell us that! So you liked DevD. I loved DevD, not only for this new interpretation, specially the way certain ‘unforgetable events’ like the MMS and the Nanda-BMW case has been incorporated, there was much more to it. Little details say, like say the Paharganj hotel neon lights spellings ‘–HIV–’, the brilliant use of graffiti (did you notice the one on Dev’s hotel room which had George Bush’s head superimoposed on Kali)…. brilliant small details. I think that it will be very difficult for the directors to surpass this film, for this year, though, this film getting the Filmfare award for best film is still not possible as always Shahrukh has fit the bill with his horrible Billu-hair stylist.

Its amazing how Kashyap portrays that a woman too can be sexual and not just objectified. As a society, we revelled in our coyness and DevD has single handedly demolished that attitude. Being blunt shall be in, and unapologetic too.
We all wanted our women bold. Kashyap had to make Dev D to tell us that!

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