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Don - Back with a bang!

Well as I have resolved I am back to stay, so to speak. I saw DON, the movie yesterday. And I must say Shahrukh Khan is back with a bang. Don't get me wrong, he is one of my favorite Hindi actors but recently the soapy romantic movies he had been making, (where he seemed to overdo almost every scene), were a pain to watch. Well that wasn't as issue here b'cos the DON was supposed to make each scene his own. And it made me realise that it wasn't him I was bored with, it was the romantic films he had been doing consecutively that were irritating me.

I mean a guy like the great Don makes my knees go weak. Just the idea of him knowing everything and making the world his own playground was fascinating to watch.

There was a car chase sequence in some narrow roads which was fantastic. There are loads of movies (both Hindi and English) with car chases on narrow roads but these roads were not just narrow, they were filled with activity and looked like very realistic Goan roads. It made me dream about being able to drive like that (I mean I can always dream right).

That reminds me I must work on my father to get atleast my learners licence. The rest I'll be able to deal with I hope.

Comments

glenn said…
Thanks to SRK someones gonna be having a driving license soon! please becareful when your driving !
5:27 am
CrazyRhyme said…
Hey but how will i drive like that if i never take any risks ;)
11:38 am
glenn said…
If you're driving you've already taken the biggest risk !! ;)
10:24 pm
glenn said…
..not to mention the lives of others at risk !
8:44 pm
KD13 said…
[God, please forgive the poor soul who gives her a licence. He knows not what he does... or words to that effect!]
2:30 am
KD13 said…
Annnnnddd.... you're TAGGED. Come here and find out about it!
2:31 am
glenn said…
Karen: you on some sort of 'tagging' spree?
9:34 pm
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