Bollywood deja vu
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Updated on Mar 15, 2015 04:06 pm IST
Take a great Hollywood sequence, add some desi tadka and call it a Bollywood original — it’s happened before, and it’s happening a lot again.Hey Bro: TwinsThe Ganesh Acharya starrer, directed by Ajay Chandok, has been slammed by many for being a rip-off from Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito-starrer Twins (1988), a film which has a similar plot and revolves around twins who bear no resemblance to each other.The Ganesh Acharya starrer, directed by Ajay Chandok, has been slammed by many for being a rip-off from Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito-starrer Twins (1988), a film which has a similar plot and revolves around twins who bear no resemblance to each other.(Text: Aditya Dogra )
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Updated on Mar 15, 2015 04:06 pm IST
Mr X: Hollow man Scenes in the teaser of the upcoming Emraan Hashmi-starrer (below) remind you instantly of Hollow Man (above it), if not of the ‘X’ logo from X-Men. But the film’s director, Vikram Bhatt, denies inspiration: “Indian filmmakers are trying to create original, quality stuff so it’s sad when someone tries to bring down your film based on a two-minute teaser. Just because Krrish flies, does it make him Spiderman?”
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Kick: MI 4: Ghost ProtocolThose who’d have seen Salman Khan’s runaway hit last year would’ve observed how his big leap off a building was a straight lift from the Tom Cruise-starrer, and the famous bike stunt from The Expendables 2. Some even thought the movie’s bus sequence was taken from Keanu Reeves-starrer, Speed (1994).
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