Yes, but as Rajeev had mentioned, hopefully this movie is just not another Indrajeet or Akayla style revenge dramas. BTW, I loved those movies as a fan but they bombed in the 90s. If the story has the current day scenario baked in as a possible reason to be angry, I would love it. Not just cos he is called an old man.
I really want him to see him as the "under control, calm, collected and suave" with a built in anger projected through his eyes and action, and not histrionics of the kind some directors have made him do, especially in the dialogue delivery.
From: sreeramw <sreeram_w@hotmail.com>
To: bigb@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, April 12, 2011 11:57:04 AM
Subject: [bigb] Bbudah-Angry Man
Hi,
If you ask me this is the right time to bring back the angry man.Similar to 1970's there is anger and frustration in the country against politicians and bureaucrats for corruption,governance and crumbling infrastructure.
The current crusade against corruption in the country is not being led by youngster but a senior citizen Anna Hazare.
The only difference between 70's n early 80's and current period is now there is no boycotting of schools,colleges,offices,stopping trains,blocking roads etc.The current protests are more peaceful and aided by technology.E.g-Facebook,twitter etc.
Anger is there,but it is more of controlled aggression.Once again it is time for AB to lead everybody.
sw
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