shyam, according to Wikipedia, "he" is director Harry Baweja's son Harman Baweja.
Also from the film's Wikipedia entry: "Along with lead actors... a robot will also be seen playing a major role in the film, along with that, we also get to see a teddy bear which appears to be more than a toy."
As beth said, the robot is fugly; perhaps the teddy bear is too.
hee hee hee... fifty years in the future and they still can't make a decent wig. Have to love the demented genius who put epaulettes on that ragged outfit Poor Man's Hrithik is wearing.
Of course the teddy bear will be fugly! All the toys in Bollywood films I've seen so far are weird and terrfying. As evidence, I submit the nursery in Hum Aapke Hain Koun and the playroom in Hare Rama Hare Krishna. No wonder Zeenat ends up on drugs!
I just saw a piece in Wired that mentions her hair and includes the wonderful quote from the director: "We spent more than six months trying to figure out the right look."
SIX MONTHS and that's what you came with? Pink teddy bears and a clown wig? Money well spent.
Who is he, and who's taken the scissors to his shirt in a mad frenzy, and why is he still wearing said shirt???
ReplyDeleteoh my. so there is going to be no cloth left in 2050 to tailor proper clothes? damn, i´ll be 69 then and will have to cover myself with rags?
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Fashion has come under control of the lawnmower manufacturing industry, perhaps?
ReplyDeleteAs a small comfort, the pink robot looks almost as bad.
shyam, according to Wikipedia, "he" is director Harry Baweja's son Harman Baweja.
ReplyDeleteAlso from the film's Wikipedia entry: "Along with lead actors... a robot will also be seen playing a major role in the film, along with that, we also get to see a teddy bear which appears to be more than a toy."
As beth said, the robot is fugly; perhaps the teddy bear is too.
*off to search for picture of fugly toy*
hee hee hee... fifty years in the future and they still can't make a decent wig. Have to love the demented genius who put epaulettes on that ragged outfit Poor Man's Hrithik is wearing.
ReplyDeleteOMG Hindi sci-fi! Such an underexplored and promising genre! I am PUMPED.
ReplyDeleteOf course the teddy bear will be fugly! All the toys in Bollywood films I've seen so far are weird and terrfying. As evidence, I submit the nursery in Hum Aapke Hain Koun and the playroom in Hare Rama Hare Krishna. No wonder Zeenat ends up on drugs!
ReplyDeleteI just saw a piece in Wired that mentions her hair and includes the wonderful quote from the director: "We spent more than six months trying to figure out the right look."
ReplyDeleteSIX MONTHS and that's what you came with? Pink teddy bears and a clown wig? Money well spent.