Comments for baiscope http://www.baiscope.com movie blog Thu, 11 Mar 2010 02:07:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on Vanaja DVD Launch by baiscope wallah http://www.baiscope.com/2008/06/01/vanaja-dvd-release/#comment-103 baiscope wallah Fri, 06 Jun 2008 18:07:00 +0000 http://www.baiscope.com/?p=79#comment-103 You were completely right about him. He is indeed eloquent, but more than anything, he has a lot to say, about life, culture, people. It's not just about the weekend box office collections, finding distributors, planning the next project, etc. He also downplayed the technical aspects of the craft of filmmaking (or rather did not bring it up too much in this audience), but you could see it is second nature to him. It gives hope to all us programmers of the world who dream of crossing over :) Looking forward to your interview. You were completely right about him. He is indeed eloquent, but more than anything, he has a lot to say, about life, culture, people. It’s not just about the weekend box office collections, finding distributors, planning the next project, etc.

He also downplayed the technical aspects of the craft of filmmaking (or rather did not bring it up too much in this audience), but you could see it is second nature to him. It gives hope to all us programmers of the world who dream of crossing over :)

Looking forward to your interview.

]]> Comment on Vanaja DVD Launch by Filmiholic http://www.baiscope.com/2008/06/01/vanaja-dvd-release/#comment-102 Filmiholic Thu, 05 Jun 2008 19:07:43 +0000 http://www.baiscope.com/?p=79#comment-102 Thanks for posting this. I wasn't able to go and would have loved to have heard the dissection of the various scenes. Tonight I'll be posting the first part of an interview with Rajnesh Domalpalli. He's wonderfully eloquent about his work, isn't he? That always such a bonus because sometimes you talk to actors or directors who are good at what they do, but get tonguetied when attempting to talk about it. Thanks for posting this. I wasn’t able to go and would have loved to have heard the dissection of the various scenes.

Tonight I’ll be posting the first part of an interview with Rajnesh Domalpalli.

He’s wonderfully eloquent about his work, isn’t he? That always such a bonus because sometimes you talk to actors or directors who are good at what they do, but get tonguetied when attempting to talk about it.

]]> Comment on Musica Hindu by baiscope wallah http://www.baiscope.com/2008/05/26/musica-hindu/#comment-101 baiscope wallah Fri, 30 May 2008 04:16:15 +0000 http://www.baiscope.com/?p=78#comment-101 I am truly fascinated by bollywood's reach in seemingly faraway places (south america, china, bali). Lot of these people have been following bollywood much before youtube came along. They declare their love for it immediately after identifying you as Indian, it's a great ice breaker :) I am truly fascinated by bollywood’s reach in seemingly faraway places (south america, china, bali). Lot of these people have been following bollywood much before youtube came along. They declare their love for it immediately after identifying you as Indian, it’s a great ice breaker :)

]]> Comment on Musica Hindu by Filmiholic http://www.baiscope.com/2008/05/26/musica-hindu/#comment-100 Filmiholic Wed, 28 May 2008 22:59:04 +0000 http://www.baiscope.com/?p=78#comment-100 How interesting! On Google Analytics, I notice a few people from Peru showing up in the stats. The girl who used to do my hair, who was Ecuadorian, loved Hindi movies. How interesting! On Google Analytics, I notice a few people from Peru showing up in the stats.

The girl who used to do my hair, who was Ecuadorian, loved Hindi movies.

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