Pratik Mehta
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24 May 2009
You are doing excellent job dear.
Thank you for everything and specially your emai id.
bobbysing
submitted on
24 May 2009
Thanks for your encouragement......
Looking forward to more comments from you on my post...
Raja Shah
submitted on
08 June 2009
Dear Bobby
This is an excellent web site and i am glad to have found it using random search. I am truly impressed with the format of your articles and also very happy to see excellent unbiased and true representation of your cinematic love.
Personally, I feel that you have avoided B.R.Chopra movies, but i strongly recommend "kanoon" in court room drama and "sadhna" in dramas. Also, Raj Khosla had some great movies like "woh kaun thi" & "mera saaya". I hope you cover them shortly.
Once again, thank you so very much for this tremendous collection and i hope i will go through each one in detail soon.
Is there a way we can get update notices so that we can come and check the site?
Thanks
bobbysing
submitted on
09 June 2009
Hi Raja,
Thanks for your appreciation and I am really glad you liked my articles at the site.
I surely like B.R. Chopra movies and few Raj Khosla too. And as you remindme of them, I will once again watch those movies (since i saw them long time back). Interestingly, "Kannon" was there in my mind from long.
But regarding "Woh Kaun Thi", it was not included as it was highly inspired from Hitchcock's "Vertigo" and couldnt be a better version than the original, though had some good melodies.
And yes you can just write your e-mail Id in the Subscription box at the right and then i will inform you whenever i have written some new articles for all my friends..
Thanks again for your appreciation and please feel free to give your comments to my works here.
Cheers!
Raja Shah
www.webspousa.com
submitted on
27 June 2009
Hi Bobby
I read your movie review for Kanoon. Thank you.
I now hope that you will also put director B.R. Chopra in your lists of Directors I love! Naya Daur, Sadhana, Insaaf Ka Tarazu, Aaj Ki Awaaz, Humraah, Ek Hi Raasta, Pati Patni Aur Woh etc. many movies were truly remarkable and way ahead of its times.
He was a brilliant producer as well.
Anyways, once again thank you for your sincere postings which i am so much overwhelmed by as it very many times meets my own thoughts identically about the piece of cinema i saw!
Raja SHah
bobbysing
submitted on
27 June 2009
Thanks Raja for your kind words of appreciation.
I Would sincerely try to keep up the standards of my works and look into all your recommendations.
Cheers!
Amr Singh
http://ani4i.blogspot.com/
submitted on
02 September 2009
i liked your webpage you have great ways to go but still as a movie point of view there are plenty of things missing.as a movies buff even i would like to share my thoughts to it if i can write to it..i even liked you did not add karan johar and yash chopra..etc directors in your "Directors I Love"
bobbysing
submitted on
02 September 2009
Hi Amr,
Thanks for visitng my site and loving it. Its really great that you also want to share your thoughts here with everyone.
Curretly we can have the excahgne of ideas through the comments section only. And many of our friends have already done that. (Chek out Kaminey Review Post)
Regarding the List of "Direcors I Love", thanks for making my remember one of the most lovable director "Yash Chopra" whom I missed out somehow. He is now there in the list as suggested. As far as Karan Johar is conecerned, I would like to wait for moreof his movies as till now he has made projects more on the glossier side of life.
Thanks once again and waiting for your valuabel comments.
Cheers!
bobby sing
Amr Singh
http://ani4i.blogspot.com/
submitted on
02 September 2009
dear i liked you did not put up yashraj and karan johar as their work is more of earning money they are not into making a good movie i m surprised you changed the list i do not like their work at all..
bobbysing
submitted on
02 September 2009
Hi Amr,
I have only included Yash Chopra as I think he truly deserves a place there, not beaucse of his recent movies, but due to the great masterpieces he gave us in the 70s and 80s like "Daag", "Waqt", "Kabhie Kabhie", "Kala Patthar", "Deewar", "Trishul", "Silsila" and many more such movies which are all there in my "Movies to See Before You Die" list.
Hence Yash Chopra has to be there in the list and somehow it was my mistake to miss him.
But I couldnt include Karan Johar, as you yoursefl have given the reason for that.
Thanks & Keep Logging
Cheers!
chandra saxena
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06 December 2009
Hi
I wish to buy CD of Madhushala sung by Shri Amitabh Bachchan. Not getting in stores. Hope you can help me. pl reply to my email.
Regards
chandrakant saxena
bobbysing
submitted on
06 December 2009
Hi,
Thanks for visiting......Sent you a mail regarding the same.
Cheers!
Navneet Mundhra
submitted on
01 February 2010
Where is Majid majidi, Sergio Leone & Vitor Fleming in your Dream Director's List??
They all are legends of world cinema.
bobbysing
submitted on
01 February 2010
Thanks for reminding Naveen.
Out of the names suggested, I would love to add "Majid Majidi" in my list.
Thanks once again and keep writing in.
Navneet Mundhra
submitted on
06 February 2010
It was my pleasure.
Dibanker Banerjee, Ashutosh Govarikar & Tigmanshu Dhulia are no doubt talented but Its bit too early to include them in your favourite Director's list. There are so many people in World Cinema who are & were exceptional directors.
Why not Manmohan desai in the list? Just because he made potboilers & not the serious cum sombre stuff?? he was the pioneer of commercial cinema. he has inspired many successful directors of today who have admit that they are hugely inspired by Manmohan desai. Some of them are farah Khan, David Dhawan, Anees bazmee & Rohit Shetty. You can see his impact on many more directors like SUBHASH GHAI.
He discovered the Commercial cinema &he was a mass entertainer. Which other director has inspired & influenced so many Successful director. Its high time that he should get his dues.
Infact, NEW YOTK time called JAMES CAMERON, the Manmohan Desai of WEST. What a tribute to a great man.
Even Ritwik Ghatak, Adoor Gopalakrishnan, Clink Eastwood, Sergio Leone & Shakti Samanta deserve a place in your list.
Can you tell me why these legends are not in your list but Dibanker Banerjee, Ashutosh Govarikar & Tigmanshu Dhulia are enjoying this feat? Is Rajkumar santoshi a better director than SERGIO Leone or Clint eastwood??
Also, BREAKING AWAY deserves a place in your list of sports movies.
bobbysing
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07 February 2010
Hi Navneet,
Thanks for once again reminding me of some more names whom I loved a lot, but somehow missed to include in my list of favourites.
At the same time I would like to say that at one end you are very right in suggesting me some names, but on the other end I dont agree with your comparison of one director with another and questioning their presence in the list. Cause, each name in the list has a different identity and qualities for which he is loved by all the movie lovers.
Moreover, If a person makes 2-3 films and all are brilliant & good enough to be discussed in great details then he rightly deserves to be there in the list, even if he is a newcomer or a veteran director in the field.
Secondly if you insist of including Manmohan Desai in the list, then Prakash Mehra also has to be there as a compulsion because these two were the most famous competitors in the 70s and 80s competing with their cult films of Amitabh Bachchan.
From the other names I would certainly vouch for Ritwik Ghatak & Clint Eastwood.
Sergio Leone was no doubt a trend setter but that genre is not what I love watching a lot. Even Clint Eastwood impressed me more with this later movies, away from his famous Cowboy image.
Shakti Samanta again was a great director as his Rajesh Khanna cult movies & other hits are a great contribution in the Indian Cinema. I do love most of his movies but I still frankly would not go for a movie only because its directed by him.
And lastly I am still looking for Adoor Gopalakrishnan's movies DVDs with subtitles options.
So again I have added few names in my list after your kind reminder.
Would also comment on BREAKING AWAY after watching it soon.
Once again Thanks for writing in and Keep Visiting.
Cheers!
sarad verma
submitted on
27 February 2010
Thank you bobby sir,
I got my gf from your site
bobbysing
submitted on
27 February 2010
Sorry.....I couldnt get you Sarad........!
Paddy
submitted on
23 April 2010
Hi Bobby,
Amazing work Paa Ji.
First time visitor and you are an instant hit for me and this site is now added to my favs.
Keep up the good work.
Are you on FB/Twitter yet?
Take care,
Paddy.
bobbysing
submitted on
23 April 2010
Thanks Paddy for your kind appreciation and do keep visiting and writing in.....
You can also share views with me at Facebook and Twitter, but I would really prefer discussing movies, music poetry and life at the site as then many other friends can participate in it too.
Here are the links :
www.twitter.com/bobysing4u
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bobby-Talks-Cinema/175883563938?ref=mf
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1196405078&ref=profile
http://www.youtube.com/bobbysing4u
Cheers!
Babu Moshay
submitted on
29 April 2010
Sing is King! :-)
Oye Lovely Lovely Site Oye!
bobbysing
submitted on
29 April 2010
Hi Babu Moshay,
Thanks a lot for your uplifting words........and Please keep visiting for more...
Cheers!
Jasraj singh
submitted on
18 June 2010
Hi buddy ,
I have become a regular visitor at your site.
Waiting for your review on Raavan.
Keep up the good work and since you are in the music industry I would like you to listen to Satinder Sartaj.
Jasraj :)
bobbysing
submitted on
18 June 2010
Hi Jasraj,
Thanks for appreciating and regularly visiting my site. My Raavan review is online now but sadly its not too encouraging.
And regarding your recommendation of Sartaj, I feel greatly satisfied and happy looking at his success because he is known to me from many years now.
His talent was bound to be reconganised but the people took it many years to give him his due. Anyway he is now well seated on his plane of success and is ready to reach much higher state of success.
Thanks once again and Keep Visiting and Writing in.......Cheers!
arshad
submitted on
20 July 2010
hey Mr Bobby,
I appreciate all of ur work as it takes lots of research to gather such a huge database.
Coming 2 the point, I read ur "Must See Movies" column today and all of a sudden, glimpses of movie "Kaun" surrounded me in my imagination.
I was wondering, why is it that this movie didnt find a spot in ur must watch list.
Its the most underrated but the most finest work of RGV THE GREAT.
Would like 2 hear something about this movie from you sir.
bobbysing
submitted on
24 July 2010
Hi Arshad,
Thanks for your kind words brother and regarding your obsevation, I will have to admit that you surely reminded me of a great thriller movie which rightly deserves its place in my list of "Movie To See Before You Die".
Actually I think when you are a die hard fan of a particular person then his works get automatically considered as already included in the list. And that is the reason why I think I missed on to this fine work of the master.
Now I will soon add it and then send you the link for the same.
Thanks Once Again for reminidng me and Keep Visiting..........Cheers!
Vinod Kumar
submitted on
31 July 2010
please put me on mailing list?
bobbysing
submitted on
30 July 2010
Sure Vinod Kumar,
The RSS feed option is also under process, which would easily provide you the latest updates.
Meanwhile Keep visiting and writing in......Cheers!
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