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The funeral drums are beating.
Ah, the dirge. Unbearable, the harsh sounds of the wails.
Folks, the UK box office numbers for the Vikram-Aishwarya Rai starrer Raavanan (Tamil) are out and they are ugly.
Mon dieu, Raavanan’s box office numbers are worse than that that of the infernal Kuruvi:
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Folks, Raavan has turned out to be a big disaster in the UK too.
Hell, this is no surprise.
Indeed, no surprise at all.
After all, it’s an Abhishek Bachchan movie.
Here, the below table tells the sorry box office tale of Raavan in UK:
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The sole solace of Raavanan (Tamil) is that it’s a shade better than the Hindi version starring that Bollywood shaitan Abhishek Bachchan.
Sure, it’s the same stupid, boring, unappealing, shallow story that you see in the Hindi version with nary a difference.
It’s filmed in the same lush jungles too. Hey, that’s no surprise since the two versions were filmed simultaneously.
What’s the Difference?
But the principal difference between the two versions in this modern-day take on the Indian epic Ramayan is that Vikram brought some life to the principal character Veerayya (part Robin Hood and part dangerous criminal) in the Tamil version.
As the whole world knows by now, the lobotomized dodo Abhishek Bachchan butchered his role of Beera in the Hindi version and made him look like a character overdosing on Crack Cocaine. Continue reading »
We must be made of stern stuff, eh.
Else, we’re gluttons for punishment.
You ask why?
After enduring the unendurable Raavan (Hindi) this morning, here we are in the theater waiting for the Tamil Raavanan to start.
The Hindi version was so pathetic that we’re optimistic that the Tamil version can’t get any worse.
Vikram plays the ‘bad’ guy in the Tamil version while Prithviraj dons the role of the cop,
Alas, that non-actress Aishwarya Rai plays a key role in the Tamil version too.
Fairly decent crowd of about 50 people in the hall.
Please do pray for us.
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