WELL WELL WELL, ITS ABOUT TIME I FIND THE REBUTTAL TO PEOPLE SAYING HOW INDIAN MOVIES ARE COPIED BY HOLLYWOOD MOVIES (EVEN THOUGH THEY ARE :)) BUT ITS GOOD TO FINALLY FIND A MOVIE THAT HAS PRETTY MUCH THE SAME PLOT AS THE BOLLYWOOD MOVIE JAANE BHI DO YAARO WHICH RELEASED IN 1983.
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I have always imagined Paradise will be a kind of library..~Jorge Luis Borgs
Oh my god, you're right. Hollywood has never copied another movie 'till now. Those dirty bastards........
"I come her to chew bubble gum and kick ass....and Im all out of bubble gum.
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Oh shut up, I doubt the makers of WAB saw that movie. Turn off your caps too, loser.
shareyup it does look like this movie has been copied from the bollywood movie "jaane bhi do yaaro"
this is the first time ever i have noticed such a thing... and so its ok...
atleast hollywood made it in a way that its audience did like it.. unlike our bollywood which makes "sh*t" by copying other movies
HOLLYWOOD ROCKS
Did you know that Super Mario Brothers 2 was copied from a Japanese video game called "Doki Doki Panic"?
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Ehh, Nintendo IS Japanese, it is Famicom and it isn't stolen.
"1987: Yumekojo Doki Doki Panic was released for the Famicom Disk System in Japan - later known as America's
Super Mario Bros. 2 - otherwise known as the random game Mario was glued in because Japan's SM2 was too difficult for our sloppy, caveman, American hands. (The Japanese SMB2 was later released in the SNES cart Super Mario All-Stars as 'The Lost Levels.'"
Try Donkey Kong and King Kong.......
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Wow a first lol. I think a lot of people on here who watch Hindi films will appreciate your post. I know I do. Now I'm going to try and find that film :p
By the way (this is mainly for the guy who said nobody watches Indian cinema) Bollywood is far far far bigger than Hollywood. In fact I think its the biggest of all the film industries.
True.. the indian film industry taking into account all the movies from every language churns out more movies a year than the rest of the world put together.. :)
shareBy my last count, it was an average of about 360 for Hollywood and about 900 for Indian cinema.
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