An Affair To Remember (1957)

There are some movie titles that act as catchy phrases used in writing. I haven't watched 'An Affair to Remember' for instance, but the words are romantic and positive. No mentions of illness or random goodbyes.

Sometimes, it takes a lot of testing to find out how one survives. I remain confident that writing that stands the test of time is being encouraged by sites like Twitter too. If powerful imagination helps one survive, then there is much merit to see how this can be replicated in chat bot experiences too, without blocking certain types of users.

For now, watch the trailer.

Bharat (2019)

With references to Wagah border and Attari station, there is plenty to write about when it comes to 'Bharat'. I am refraining from doing so as I want to see if box office collections go beyond Rs. 300 Crores - the amount spent is Rs. 100 Crores.

There is something that Salman Khan understands about love that the other two Khans don't. When he chooses to be non-violent, i.e.

Plenty to write about the casting of heroines, and I will write about DP i.e. Disha Patani instead of JD i.e. Jahnavi Dave, an acquaintance from my days of watching improv comedy in Mumbai. Watching her in a Salman Khan movie says more than any feminist move will ever do. I rest my case.

Refreshing to see as many bespectacled women in #Bharat. Wondering why Disha Patani played the stereotypical Radha and with the item number to boot. Age is on her side, not on Tabu's side. Think. #BollywoodCelebs

— Anuradha Sridhar / Sochi🎋🎗🎈 । सोचा / Wimbledon! (@anuradhasridhar) June 16, 2019

Memories of 2012/ 2013 will not go away, but as I get new chances to form new memories in the same place, I am grateful and thankful. From 'Dabangg 2' to 'Bharat', life can change :)