Many of our films have some moments that are not actually meant to be funny but turn out to be funnier than the actual supposedly funny scenes ...like for example in many films , in the climax where a person (normally a badddy) gets killed either by the police or someone else , someone ( mother, brother or a friend) always rushes in and say ' Yeh tune kya kiya" and sobs ...it is so inappropriate LOL :cheer: :cheer: ..
Many of our films have some moments that are not actually meant to be funny but turn out to be funnier than the actual supposedly funny scenes ...like for example in many films , in the climax where a person (normally a badddy) gets killed either by the police or someone else , someone ( mother, brother or a friend) always rushes in and say ' Yeh tune kya kiya" and sobs ...it is so inappropriate LOL :cheer: :cheer: ..
For me the most funny part of Indian cinema is the way actors change their clothes during a song or even in the same shot.
The movie Naya Din Nai Raaat was a unique one as only one actor- Sanjeev Kumar played several roles. I wonder how so many persons can have same appearance.
There were many spoofs made my MTV and channel V on dying scenes in Hindi films some of which were utterly funny, the scenes can go on for almost 15 or 20 minutes with everybody including the dying man giving speeches an also singing a theme song and so on...
The movie Naya Din Nai Raaat was a unique one as only one actor- Sanjeev Kumar played several roles. I wonder how so many persons can have same appearance.
The film was inspired by a Tamil film in which Sivaji Ganeshan played the lead role...In fact our double roles especially seperated twins are the funniest where the director's imagination works wild and overtime to come up with all kinds of identifiable things like broken lockets and hankies which remain the same all through the years ..
The movie Naya Din Nai Raaat was a unique one as only one actor- Sanjeev Kumar played several roles. I wonder how so many persons can have same appearance.
The film was inspired by a Tamil film in which Sivaji Ganeshan played the lead role...In fact our double roles especially seperated twins are the funniest where the director's imagination works wild and overtime to come up with all kinds of identifiable things like broken lockets and hankies which remain the same all through the years ..
Another funny thing about scenes involving twins is when one twin is beaten, the other twin feels the pain... I think it is an exaggeration because so far whenever I ask the twins that I have met if it happens with them, they reply in negative.
Another very funny scene that you get to see is the hero or the heroine playing the piano and singing ..
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