Those were the pre-Book My Show and pre-multiplex days. Ahh yes, let me give a little perspective for the younger readers. The former had a dubious reputation of selling only a few tickets and leaving the rest for “black” category. Thus, our cinematic haunts moved to Abhinay and Santhosh, in the appropriately named Majestic. We had also moved further north in Bangalore. As I grew in my teenage years, I was a huge fan of Shah Rukh Khan.
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That was a huge treat for me indeed! If I hadn’t watched the movie on the big screen, I may not have liked it as much. A day which started with a walk through Cubbon Park followed by a beautifully shot adventure movie, finally culminated with a visit to the Pizza Hut. Dad offered to take me to Vertical Limit and make the entire weekend about the both of us. While in 10th grade, I was denied permission for a trip to Kerala. He too enjoyed the movie with me as I raved about it all the way home by bus. Though my father was never a king, he commanded no less respect as he was a dynamic Union leader. The former was so touching that I saw Mufasa in dad. As part of a father-son bonding, we watched The Lion King at Rex and Vertical Limit at Galaxy.įrom the Magazine Complex Laws, Bureaucratic Tangles Make Adoption A Long, Painful Journey For Indians Transgenders In India Still Struggling For Right To Adopt Or Marry Passing On Love Is More Important Than Genes: Prasoon Joshi Makes A Case For Adoption Paternitas Interruptus: Adoption Is Still Not A Preferred Choice For Indian Society Cine-Maa And Pa: How Bollywood Embraced The Adoption Genre Though in the recent past, she has very much appreciated Up and Inside Out. Mom was never one for animation and action movies. The walk or auto ride back home would be all about discussing the story or the wonderful songs, especially if it was a Mani Ratnam classic.
We would stumble upon our relatives or neighbours during the intermission, while the dads bought soft drinks and popcorn. When we lived in Jayanagar, Puttanna/Poonam, Shanti, Urvashi and Pallavi were our regular haunts. No matter what week of the month it was, dad never denied us the trip to a cinema. I am grateful to mom and dad for instilling the love of films. Today, I want to sing paeans about the movie-watching experience on the big screen in cinemas, or theatre, as my parents’ generation has often mistaken. But, there is significance for me apart from the above trivia.įor someone who calls himself a movie buff, would you believe that I did not watch both the movies in cinemas? Unfortunately, none among my small circle of friends wanted to watch them in cinemas and I hadn’t discovered the bliss of going solo yet. What is common between The Dark Knight and Inception? I am sure all you movie buffs are rolling your eyes while stating that both are masterpieces of Christopher Nolan.
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