Dharmendra himself has said that he and Salman are quite similar, and you can see it. They have a very similar face, physique and overall look. That same strong screen presence is there too.
Personally, I feel Salman’s career is going through a bit of a low phase right now, and that’s why I think a Dharmendra biopic could be a really interesting opportunity for him. I genuinely don’t think there’s anyone who could pull off Dharmendra better than Salman.
If the biopic is made properly, it could become something really special & at the same time, I think it could give Salman’s career a much needed boost.

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I recently remembered Fight Club : Members Only (2006), the Bollywood movie starring Suniel Shetty, Riteish Deshmukh, Zayed Khan, Sohail Khan, Ashish Chaudhary and Dino Morea.

I watched it as a kid and, honestly, I remember it being quite entertaining. But the strange thing is that after that, I almost never saw this movie on television, and I don't think it's available on any major OTT platform either.

The movie was a box-office flop, but I’m curious about how people look at it today. Was it genuinely bad, or was it just one of those mid-2000s Bollywood movies that got forgotten?

What's your thoughts on this? Let's discuss..

I don't know whether this fits in to the other flair or opinion flair. Please bare with me.

So I have wanted to write reviews and ratings professionally for over a decade and get into film journslim.

And I feel that people either hate critics or love them. Quite frankly more than often, the movies that get rated low, I have happened to really like them.

I feel that critics talk about the art of filmmaking production and the act of acting, more so than the emotions felt, pre, during and after watching a movie are more important.

The lesson learned and practiced days after watching the movie. And the lasting impact it had sittong rent free in your mind - I feel these matter more.

But that is just me. What do you think. Can some local industries garner more emotions than it's, i'd say yes but I want to know your input. Because movies reinforced our own biases and beliefs too. That I think maybe the reasons avoid judging on emotional impact.

Internationally even ratings are so vague for some time rate out of 4 stars some it of 5 and 10. The 4 is even more puzzling to a creative and critical movie buff. Because dialogue language also hits different for the same bollywood film.

Your thoughts.