Yes, yes, yes!!! I will finally have an excuse to watch Chimpoo Kapoor's Ram Teri Ganga Maili to figure out if he really was as bad as I remember!

Cutest post ever!!! I love it! Thanks for sharing these vids from his newer movies, I haven't seen a lot of them!

I too am TOTALLY excited about Do Dooni Char. Oh and remember my post about Govinda doing a remake of Nat'l Lampoon's European Vacation? I'd be thrilled if Rishi & Neetu wanted to do it instead.

After seeing Dabangg I didn't find it to be a remake of Saamy, although there were a lot of typical tamil movie elements to it, it didn't seem like a remake of any specific Tamil movie. I loved Saamy, and I loved Dabangg, and while neither story was remarkably new or innovative, they drew you in for different reasons. That being said, I LOVE the Vikram pic-spam, so I love this post to bits. :-)

I just have to say that those three girls in that poster have the WORST POSTURE EVER. It is highly disturbing.

Ok, I have only seen the tamil version Raavanan, with Vikram in Abhishek's role, Prithviraj in Vikram's, and true yesteryear southie star Karthik in Govinda's role. I thought that Karthik's role was really good - very solid, lots of impact, fun, loveable, sweet and PERFECT for Govinda. I can't wait to see him in it. And I'm v. interested to see how Abhi tackles the Beera role ... Vikram was astoundingly good in it, as he always is. The chemistry between him and Ash was really incredible. I want to see the Hindi version, not only as a fan of Abhi & Govinda, but also to see Vikram do one scene in particular ... on the train at the end when he questions Aishwariya about her time with Beera. Prithviraj did a really good job in this scene, as did Ash whom I'm not usually a fan of. It was very subdued and effective - you felt your heart sink along with Ash's when he asked his very pointed questions with a poker face. I REALLY want to see Vikram do this scene. I wasn't troubled by the lack of focus on other characters because this movie was essentially about Raavanan, and by default, Sita/Raagini/Ash. Karthik's role was great, Priyamani was really good as the sister, and I thought that Prabhu was a scene-stealer as Beera's elder brother - the loveable dacoit ... I likened his role to Kumbhakarna in the Ramayana, except he was awake. :-)

Haha! Not only did wear the neckerchief before Abhishek, he also was the first to wear the Skirtkerchief if you watch the last verse of Johnny D'Mello from Taaqatwar. Though I highly doubt anyone ever followed him on this trend.