What are you listening to right now?

garam_kuta wrote:

brie wrote:among the most beautiful songs by kishore da. song duet between the most worthless actor of bollywood and the most beautiful and versatile actress of bollywood (matched only by urmilla matondkar in beauty and profuse versatility like rekha).

bhai saab, i have to disagree with you on Rajesh Khanna. till today, in bollywood, an actor with the best screen presence is him; unlike most others who have been equally successful,  like AB (entirely depended on the role, its exuberance/flamboyance, sympathy-demanding pitiful characters etc.,) and that includes sanjeev kumar, RK rendered the most subdued yet convincing and personable performances. He is a bit, more like a phenomenon, difficult to define why. regarding movies, personally, i have frequently reviewed my misguided and misspent early days, and have drastically changed my stance on most of my ex-favorites' performances -some so scary/embarrassing/incredulous - but with RK's, I've never felt that way; notwithstanding Sivaji ganesan, being my all time favorite, I like RK because of his most quiet, balanced yet powerful and sophisticated performances. In measured acting, ittefaq is his first and easily his best - although no romantic songs running around trees, in which he is the master.

garam-kuta wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:

brie wrote:among the most beautiful songs by kishore da. song duet between the most worthless actor of bollywood and the most beautiful and versatile actress of bollywood (matched only by urmilla matondkar in beauty and profuse versatility like rekha).

bhai saab, i have to disagree with you on Rajesh Khanna. till today, in bollywood, an actor with the best screen presence is him; unlike most others who have been equally successful,  like AB (entirely depended on the role, its exuberance/flamboyance, sympathy-demanding pitiful characters etc.,) and that includes sanjeev kumar, RK rendered the most subdued yet convincing and personable performances. He is a bit, more like a phenomenon, difficult to define why. regarding movies, personally, i have frequently reviewed my misguided and misspent early days, and have drastically changed my stance on most of my ex-favorites' performances -some so scary/embarrassing/incredulous - but with RK's, I've never felt that way; notwithstanding Sivaji ganesan, being my all time favorite, I like RK because of his most quiet, balanced yet powerful and sophisticated performances. In measured acting, ittefaq is his first and easily his best - although no romantic songs running around trees, in which he is the master.

using the maroon's logic and his love for rajesh khannna as shown above, one can conclude that he is a gay great-grand uncle of coffehouse.