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He was also inspired by his turd

No one cares

@@adityap9223 Now type this without crying.

Insecurity 😂😂

Superiority complex on a subconscious level

@Universe yeah primarily because post midway the story didn’t make a proper emotional connection between the two brothers and the audience. Also the delays in production waiting for that technology to arrive where fight scenes could be done between both the kamal haasans seemed to have affected the budget on the latter part of the movie

What? Shekhar Kapoor directed Elizabeth

@@praveenpillay4329 Absolutely! My bad.

He even called Satyajit Ray a liar. This senile man even made fun of him.

You actually believe the animated sequence was inspired by Bollywood hahahaha

@Romper Stomper Kollywood* And yes. Tarantino is pretty open about where he gets his inspirations from & is an avid watcher of international cinema. It is pretty believable that he got the idea from Aalavandhan.

@@superjunior8216 yah that’s a no from me. That scene is clearly inspired and created by 80s-early 90’s Japanese animators.

Pretty sure talking animals stories been all over and not just only in India.

Uh I Don't think so..

@@cz5836 Not true....Even Aesop's fable is not original.

Yeah but Ryan gosling didn't cry for Emma though 😅

@@aditisk99 hahahha I guess they made the screenplay better haha

It was the golden era of bollywood now is the downfall of bollywood but still it is experimenting so who knows future might be bright for the industry in terms of content but for that bollywood should immediately stop all remakes be it movies or songs we can support mediocre original movies but remakes r not acceptable at all

Some say it is very similar to Pocahontas.

@Vishnu Pradeep that was a good one😂

@@aditisk99 maybe....

@@ScienceBayTamil 😂✌️

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Ys because main theme is similar Industrialization

Hey bro.. actually vietnam colony itself is based on a french movie(french i guess) ...local hero...a lot of old Hollywood movies had this theme and avatars theme is not new...

@@lowkey_maniac_9633 ys avatar theme is same but its visualization makes it different

Not really. It's a myth spread by angrez ki aulaad "intellectual cinephiles". Those spreading the myth have themselves never watched Cape Fear. Both the films have nothing in common except the fact that both the climaxes take place on a boat in a rainy night. Characterization of Max Cady and Rahul Mehra, execution of the story is completely different. Max Cady is tied to the boat unlike Rahul who is shot by Kiran's fiance. Max Cady's death by drowing with the boat is also completely different. Max Cady is a repist who wants revenge on a lawyer for putting him in prison. That's an entirely different plot from Darr. He is much older than Rahul Mehra and not in love with a girl from his college. Max Cady also does not speak to his dead mother on the telephone. Max Cady is an irredeemable pykopath while Rahul Mehra evokes sympathy and is mentally ill who needs love, care and medical/psychiactric treatment due to his loss of his mother. The idea of setting the climax involving a psyko on a boat on a stormy night does not make one copy of the other. Not only the basic storyline and characterization, even the supporting characters, themes, character's motivations don't align.

he’s stupid for having an opinion?

it was the official remake

Not really. It's a myth spread by angrez ki aulaad "intellectual cinephiles". Those spreading the myth have themselves never watched Cape Fear. Both the films have nothing in common except the fact that both the climaxes take place on a boat in a rainy night. Characterization of Max Cady and Rahul Mehra, execution of the story is completely different. Max Cady is tied to the boat unlike Rahul who is shot by Kiran's fiance. Max Cady's death by drowing with the boat is also completely different. Max Cady is a repist who wants revenge on a lawyer for putting him in prison. That's an entirely different plot from Darr. He is much older than Rahul Mehra and not in love with a girl from his college. Max Cady also does not speak to his dead mother on the telephone. Max Cady is an irredeemable pykopath while Rahul Mehra evokes sympathy and is mentally ill who needs love, care and medical/psychiactric treatment due to his loss of his mother. The idea of setting the climax involving a psyko on a boat on a stormy night does not make one copy of the other. Not only the basic storyline and characterization, even the supporting characters, themes, character's motivations don't align.

Wasn't it inspired by Dead Calm?

@@hardeep453 Yes, Uday Chopra revealed that he and Hrithik Roshan watched Dead Calm and recommended Aditya Chopra to watch it which became the inspiration for making a film like Darr, which again, has no real similarity in plot or characterizations with Dead Calm.

Not really. It's a myth spread by angrez ki aulaad "intellectual cinephiles". Those spreading the myth have themselves never watched Cape Fear. Both the films have nothing in common except the fact that both the climaxes take place on a boat in a rainy night. Characterization of Max Cady and Rahul Mehra, execution of the story is completely different. Max Cady is tied to the boat unlike Rahul who is shot by Kiran's fiance. Max Cady's death by drowing with the boat is also completely different. Max Cady is a repist who wants revenge on a lawyer for putting him in prison. That's an entirely different plot from Darr. He is much older than Rahul Mehra and not in love with a girl from his college. Max Cady also does not speak to his dead mother on the telephone. Max Cady is an irredeemable pykopath while Rahul Mehra evokes sympathy and is mentally ill who needs love, care and medical/psychiactric treatment due to his loss of his mother. The idea of setting the climax involving a psyko on a boat on a stormy night does not make one copy of the other. Not only the basic storyline and characterization, even the supporting characters, themes, character's motivations don't align.

@@sandeepmehta2244 inspiration is the stalking and the end boat scene is copied. Both Deniro and SRK are psycho's. Never said it was a scene to scene copy. Also I prefer Darr to Cape Fear.

Not really. It's a myth spread by angrez ki aulaad "intellectual cinephiles". Those spreading the myth have themselves never watched Cape Fear. Both the films have nothing in common except the fact that both the climaxes take place on a boat in a rainy night. Characterization of Max Cady and Rahul Mehra, execution of the story is completely different. Max Cady is tied to the boat unlike Rahul who is shot by Kiran's fiance. Max Cady's death by drowing with the boat is also completely different. Max Cady is a repist who wants revenge on a lawyer for putting him in prison. That's an entirely different plot from Darr. He is much older than Rahul Mehra and not in love with a girl from his college. Max Cady also does not speak to his dead mother on the telephone. Max Cady is an irredeemable pykopath while Rahul Mehra evokes sympathy and is mentally ill who needs love, care and medical/psychiactric treatment due to his loss of his mother. The idea of setting the climax involving a psyko on a boat on a stormy night does not make one copy of the other. Not only the basic storyline and characterization, even the supporting characters, themes, character's motivations don't align.

Ew. Not really. It's a myth spread by angrez ki aulaad "intellectual cinephiles". Those spreading the myth have themselves never watched Cape Fear. Both the films have nothing in common except the fact that both the climaxes take place on a boat in a rainy night. Characterization of Max Cady and Rahul Mehra, execution of the story is completely different. Max Cady is tied to the boat unlike Rahul who is shot by Kiran's fiance. Max Cady's death by drowing with the boat is also completely different. Max Cady is a repist who wants revenge on a lawyer for putting him in prison. That's an entirely different plot from Darr. He is much older than Rahul Mehra and not in love with a girl from his college. Max Cady also does not speak to his dead mother on the telephone. Max Cady is an irredeemable pykopath while Rahul Mehra evokes sympathy and is mentally ill who needs love, care and medical/psychiactric treatment due to his loss of his mother. The idea of setting the climax involving a psyko on a boat on a stormy night does not make one copy of the other. Not only the basic storyline and characterization, even the supporting characters, themes, character's motivations don't align.

Meanwhile bhaubali is copied from Hollywood 😂

@@HELLO_019 andhadhun is coming too 😂

@@HELLO_019 😂 pan South use kartat INSPIRED word bas ajun Kay yet nay

@@harshjha6715 Rowdy Rathore was a copy of Telugu movie not the other way around lol

@@talegram-me-ourstupidreaction ok

Lol u r saying like south doesn't copy anything but i agree that bollywood is being worst with copying and remaking