Will film sequels and prequels make a mark in India?
607852
that depends on the overall brilliance of the film. after a hit the expectation of the viewer sure rises and he expects something which is better and can surpass the older one. however till now the directors have not shown the required amount of dedication in the sequels. but then films like dhoom 2 are expected to make it big. i don't think that prequels and sequels will flop all the time. a strong story, brilliant acting and excellent direction is required. meticulous and good work is required from all the fields
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I TOO THINK THAT "REAL" INDIANS SHOULD BE IN THE HP FILMS....\ni guess that the directors should consider indians for hp roles.nri's r not that good.if any indian director(karan johar..mira nair...gurinder chaddha)direct the movie then indians will have chance..
63809
Very soon.\n\nIt has one of the largest economies in the world.  It is ranked fomrwhere between 10th - 4th largest depending on how you measure it.\n\nIt has one of the largest film industires in the world.  This should give it major influence on world culture.\n\nIt also is a free and democratic nation, with respect for human rights and property rights.  This gives it a major edge in the international community when compared with China.\n\nI would say that within the next 20-30 years India will be seen as a major world power, within super power status.
488055
I do not know whether you know of the great Indian epic Ramayana. Its a movie worth making. Whenever I read I think of the Lord of the Rings. Imagine when I say 3 parts of Lord of Rings would go into making just one part. It has all the emotions which we go as human beings undergo, Love, Betrayal, Revenge, Greed, Brotherhood, Ideal characters of man and woman. \nI think the best man to direct such a splendid epic would be none other than Mr. Peter Jackson (the director of Lord of the Rings and King Kong). As far as actors are concerned I cannot think of anyone right now who would fit for the lead role of Rama & Sita & Ravana. \nRama getting married to Sita, and goes to exile (because of her scheming step mother & helpless father) where she is kidnapped by Ravana. So Rama along with his brother Laxman starts looking for her. On the way, they come across troop of monkeys, whose king is thrown away by his brother, from his own kingdom. So Rama pledges support from him to look for Sita, at the same time promises to help him in winning back his kingdom. So he does help him in getting back the monkey king get his kingdom. After that the monkeys and Rama and Lakshman, start towards Lanka, where Ravan had kept Sita. But there is big ocean between Lanka and India, so there has to be a bridged forged and then a large army had to be moved. What follows then is a epic battle, where Rama ultimately kills Ravana and takes Sita back to his kingdom, Ayodhya. \nIts a great story and very touching. It should be made in 3 parts. Would be not only interesting but a lesson for today's young guys !!
656640
they don't have a sequel yet but give it a year or two and they might have another movie.. i love the first movie .. i would love to see how they will come up with a new idea to make the sequel better than the first one...
606917
we cannot say anything about india. sometimes they can chase 300+ and sometime they are not able to make 198.so wait till the end
1123891
Have you tried watching the film with subtitles turned on?  That should let you know if there are actual words coming out of him or just groans and gurgles.\n\nI'd do it myself and let you know, but my brother stole my copy and took off to Victoria B.C. with it!\n\nAnd yes, a sequel should be coming.  After seeing the crap that gets sequels these days, hollywood would be nuts not to consider a thing II.
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I don't really think so. but then he's from the first family of India. I guess he will assume a bigger role whether we like it or not. i don't see what great things hes done, except in rae bareilly but thats of no consequence as its his own backyard.
72290
I don't know, but will watch it to find out!\nPart 1 was great 2 was ok so I'm hoping 3 will be better than 2, but that hardly ever happens...
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Future of all industries in India is going to be good. As the worlds attention is on this country.\n\nBut whatever industry you begin and where ever it is , you must always have enough extra cash for a good unique representation, and marketing.\n\nAdd a dash of honesty and a pinch of quality. And any industry will do well.
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Hey if indian films r not winning any oscars it does'nt  mean they r under grade films.I don know why we always seek for oscars to grade our films? .We have to be proud that we have got a wide range of film makers who has the potential to create movies of all types .\nBut one thing is for sure if indian film makers r given the freedom over the film's budget then our films can definitely win oscars.
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yes, it should. i think that would truly attract more people to watch the movie. \ni also saw the "devil wears prada" trailer, it was original, i have to agree.\nbut movie trailers don't need to be that original, movie trailers are just supposed to attract more people to watch the movie. but originality would probably help
381805
The first one definitely. It was groundbreaking, unusual, creative, mysterious. The others just live off its success.
714646
TRY GOING TO INDIA FOR THAT !!!
188286
Actually, both of them have got equeal strong and weak points.\nHollywood has got all resources and style to make a technically strong film on diverse subjects eg - matrix, star wars, jurrassic park. Almost all people act professionally.\n\nwhereas, Bollywood has got only drama nad fake illusions. In which part of world will you find hero and heroine dancing on road. Also, good thought provoking films are termed as art films and sidelooked. Also, censor is somewhat biased on thier views. Why was 16 Dcember unreleased?\n\nBut we must accept that majority Indians watch and like Bollywood films. Till Bollywood has got support in India, its future is not uncertain.
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Prolly someday. I hope they do. It would be one good movie!
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I think so since I suspected the second one would be inferior and it held up well.   Talented cast and the notion of a fairy tale world turned on its ear has lots of potential.