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Post by dancelover on Jun 16, 2014 16:38:44 GMT
This title is merely a joke,  a product of my fevered imagination,  but wouldn't that make a *Great* movie title?!  Dancelover |
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Post by dancelover on Jun 24, 2014 16:55:43 GMT
What about "Kabhi Masala, Kabhie Madhu" for a movie title? Anyone "like" that one? D This title is merely a joke, a product of my fevered imagination, but wouldn't that make a *Great* movie title?! Dancelover |
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Post by dancelover on Jun 25, 2014 20:53:04 GMT
Kuch Thodi, Kuch Baadi
Dancelover, wondering if he is the only one who tries to invent movie titles (hint! hint!)
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Post by odadune on Jun 25, 2014 21:54:17 GMT
I don't know enough Hindi to think up movie titles in that language, and I'm wondering if maybe this thread would work better in Masala? (hint, hint  |
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Post by MrB on Jun 26, 2014 8:13:15 GMT
Only tangentially on topic, but there was a BBC TV programme called Toughest Place To Be A... where they sent a London taxi driver to Mumbai to experience their taxi drivers' lives. I so wish they'd called it Cabbie Khushi Cabbie Gham. |
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Post by dancelover on Jun 26, 2014 17:48:38 GMT
Or even Khabi Khabie Cabbie! Dancelover Only tangentially on topic, but there was a BBC TV programme called Toughest Place To Be A... where they sent a London taxi driver to Mumbai to experience their taxi drivers' lives. I so wish they'd called in Cabbie Khushi Cabbie Gham. |
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Post by dancelover on Jun 26, 2014 17:55:47 GMT
On reflection, I agree with you, Odadune. I have requested that it be moved to Bollywood Masala. Dancelover I don't know enough Hindi to think up movie titles in that language, and I'm wondering if maybe this thread would work better in Masala? (hint, hint |
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Post by dancelover on Jul 1, 2014 17:59:28 GMT
Wikipedia says this idea was actually used in 2001, entitled Kuch Khatti Kuch Meethi (Something Sour/Sweet). It is a "Parent Trap" with Kajol in the Hayley Mills double role. IfIUnderstandC, Rati Agnihotra returns from Maternity Leave to play the Mother, opposite Rishi Kapoor. D What about "Kabhi Masala, Kabhie Madhu" for a movie title? Anyone "like" that one? D |
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Post by dancelover on Nov 26, 2014 18:27:11 GMT
Films about the Bollywood community itself: we have had Om Shanti Om (Farah), Luck By Chance (Zoya), and I've found a couple of previous such films while making jodi lists. Hollywood does it too, e. g. Singin' In The Rain.
So frequent a topic, it is time for another! I suggest this title:
Mujhse Filmi Karoge
Dancelover
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Post by desi4life on Nov 26, 2014 20:09:37 GMT
This title is merely a joke, a product of my fevered imagination, but wouldn't that make a *Great* movie title?! Dancelover I'm wondering what you mean by Kushi. Do you mean Khushi (happiness), kushi (killing), kushi (holder of a type of grass), or the English word cushy (which happens to be a derivative of khushi)? |
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Post by dancelover on Nov 28, 2014 18:49:15 GMT
I was playing off of other titles: Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, and Khabi Kushi Khabi Gaum. So: Something Of Happiness.
Or something like that. I am not a scholar of Hindi. My vidya was even more thodi back then than it is now. 
Dancelover
Thodi vidya khatarnak cheese hai
This title is merely a joke, a product of my fevered imagination, but wouldn't that make a *Great* movie title?! Dancelover I'm wondering what you mean by Kushi. Do you mean Khushi (happiness), kushi (killing), kushi (holder of a type of grass), or the English word cushy (which happens to be a derivative of khushi)? |
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Post by desi4life on Nov 28, 2014 20:04:22 GMT
My vidya was even more thodi back then than it is now.
If your vidya has increased since June, then I'd say it's a job well done and nothing to be sad about.  |
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