Rahul
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I just realized it was a BBC production, but it was released as a movie in theatres and feels completely different than their mini-series adaptations.
March 30, 2025 at 6:34 AM
I just realized it was a BBC production, but it was released as a movie in theatres and feels completely different than their mini-series adaptations.
It would have been lovely to watch on the big screen. It has such beautiful cinematography.
March 30, 2025 at 6:24 AM
It would have been lovely to watch on the big screen. It has such beautiful cinematography.
Incredible Adventures by Blackwood: three novellas done, 2 to go. So far, my favourite has been The Regeneration of Lord Ernie.
March 29, 2025 at 7:27 PM
Incredible Adventures by Blackwood: three novellas done, 2 to go. So far, my favourite has been The Regeneration of Lord Ernie.
Yes, it borders on personal, but it could as well have been an outsider. Unlike that SLB article, almost all of the information was public.
So it could have been anyone: journalist, film writer, disgruntled fan.
So it could have been anyone: journalist, film writer, disgruntled fan.
March 27, 2025 at 4:28 PM
Yes, it borders on personal, but it could as well have been an outsider. Unlike that SLB article, almost all of the information was public.
So it could have been anyone: journalist, film writer, disgruntled fan.
So it could have been anyone: journalist, film writer, disgruntled fan.
The second one was less brutal, but I attributed that to the writer's less personal involvement with the subject. The themes were the same: a manufactured artificial script that seemed like the output of a marketing exercise rather than a creative endeavour.
I didn't catch any stylistic differences
I didn't catch any stylistic differences
March 27, 2025 at 4:20 AM
The second one was less brutal, but I attributed that to the writer's less personal involvement with the subject. The themes were the same: a manufactured artificial script that seemed like the output of a marketing exercise rather than a creative endeavour.
I didn't catch any stylistic differences
I didn't catch any stylistic differences
There was another by the same author -
Zoya Akhtar & Reema Kagti’s Gilded Gospel of Nothingness, did you catch that one?
I wonder what that person does for a living. I haven't seen that style of writing in Bollywood film journalism.
Zoya Akhtar & Reema Kagti’s Gilded Gospel of Nothingness, did you catch that one?
I wonder what that person does for a living. I haven't seen that style of writing in Bollywood film journalism.
March 27, 2025 at 3:35 AM
There was another by the same author -
Zoya Akhtar & Reema Kagti’s Gilded Gospel of Nothingness, did you catch that one?
I wonder what that person does for a living. I haven't seen that style of writing in Bollywood film journalism.
Zoya Akhtar & Reema Kagti’s Gilded Gospel of Nothingness, did you catch that one?
I wonder what that person does for a living. I haven't seen that style of writing in Bollywood film journalism.
"Kagazi hai pairahan har paikar-e-tasveer ka" presents the notion that the image (or the portrait) is but a mere "paper garment" for the body of existence, pointing toward how the picture of Dorian Gray embodies and encapsulates his soul. (3/3)
March 26, 2025 at 11:04 PM
"Kagazi hai pairahan har paikar-e-tasveer ka" presents the notion that the image (or the portrait) is but a mere "paper garment" for the body of existence, pointing toward how the picture of Dorian Gray embodies and encapsulates his soul. (3/3)
"Naqsh fariyadi hai kiski shokhi-e-tehreer ka"
Evokes the monster's creation as an expression of artistic creation and its unintended consequences, and the monster's lament over the outcome of Dr. Frankenstein's creation as a case of bad parenting. (2/3)
Evokes the monster's creation as an expression of artistic creation and its unintended consequences, and the monster's lament over the outcome of Dr. Frankenstein's creation as a case of bad parenting. (2/3)
March 26, 2025 at 11:02 PM
"Naqsh fariyadi hai kiski shokhi-e-tehreer ka"
Evokes the monster's creation as an expression of artistic creation and its unintended consequences, and the monster's lament over the outcome of Dr. Frankenstein's creation as a case of bad parenting. (2/3)
Evokes the monster's creation as an expression of artistic creation and its unintended consequences, and the monster's lament over the outcome of Dr. Frankenstein's creation as a case of bad parenting. (2/3)
yeah, it seems historical lol
The writing style is polished, so it looks pretty likely that the writer is a seasoned film journalist.
The writing style is polished, so it looks pretty likely that the writer is a seasoned film journalist.
March 25, 2025 at 6:25 AM
yeah, it seems historical lol
The writing style is polished, so it looks pretty likely that the writer is a seasoned film journalist.
The writing style is polished, so it looks pretty likely that the writer is a seasoned film journalist.
How did they get it deleted? Was the person's style a giveaway?
March 25, 2025 at 2:23 AM
How did they get it deleted? Was the person's style a giveaway?
Maulana Shafi writes that he was proficient in religious sciences, mathematics, and Medicine. He was a proficient Hakeem, and his prescriptions were in high demand in Delhi.
March 12, 2025 at 6:30 AM
Maulana Shafi writes that he was proficient in religious sciences, mathematics, and Medicine. He was a proficient Hakeem, and his prescriptions were in high demand in Delhi.
My theory is that it is now nothing more than money laundering. There is no reasonable explanation for how Nadaniyan came to pass.
March 12, 2025 at 4:15 AM
My theory is that it is now nothing more than money laundering. There is no reasonable explanation for how Nadaniyan came to pass.
@getfilmy.bsky.social also reappeared on X after the break.
March 7, 2025 at 5:28 PM
@getfilmy.bsky.social also reappeared on X after the break.