Pk film is made in Love of Pakistan Rajkumar Hirani
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Pk film is made in Love of Pakistan Rajkumar Hirani
It's been five years since Bollywood blockbuster specialist Rajkumar Hirani destroyed box office records and made international waves with 3 Idiots. That film, with the help of an endearing lead performance from 40 something Aamir Khan as a college student, ended up making over $60 million dollars worldwide and playing in places that Bollywood had never been. Before that, Hirani wrote and directed the nearly as successful Munnabhai franchise, also huge critical hits that made mountains of money. So, suffice it to say, expectations for his latest film, PK, have been high.
Aamir Khan returns to the screen for his annual Christmas holiday film (2013 was Dhoom 3, 2012 was Talaash) as an alien who lands on Earth in the middle of dusty Rajasthan, naked as a jaybird and unable to communicate. In his first action as an ambassador to this planet, he runs at top speed, bare-assed naked, toward an appropriately unnerved nomad, who ends up stealing his only means of returning to his home planet, a large round sparkling necklace that PK, as Aamir comes to be named later, wears around his neck like a medallion. Alone in the middle of the Rajasthan desert, armed with nothing but the old radio he's managed to snatch from his attacker, PK wanders in search of his remote for the rest of the film.
Read more: http://twitchfilm.com/2014/12/review-rajkumar-hiranis-pk-ticks-all-the-right-bollywood-boxes.html#ixzz3O4cKM3EO
It's been five years since Bollywood blockbuster specialist Rajkumar Hirani destroyed box office records and made international waves with 3 Idiots. That film, with the help of an endearing lead performance from 40 something Aamir Khan as a college student, ended up making over $60 million dollars worldwide and playing in places that Bollywood had never been. Before that, Hirani wrote and directed the nearly as successful Munnabhai franchise, also huge critical hits that made mountains of money. So, suffice it to say, expectations for his latest film, PK, have been high.
Aamir Khan returns to the screen for his annual Christmas holiday film (2013 was Dhoom 3, 2012 was Talaash) as an alien who lands on Earth in the middle of dusty Rajasthan, naked as a jaybird and unable to communicate. In his first action as an ambassador to this planet, he runs at top speed, bare-assed naked, toward an appropriately unnerved nomad, who ends up stealing his only means of returning to his home planet, a large round sparkling necklace that PK, as Aamir comes to be named later, wears around his neck like a medallion. Alone in the middle of the Rajasthan desert, armed with nothing but the old radio he's managed to snatch from his attacker, PK wanders in search of his remote for the rest of the film.
Read more: http://twitchfilm.com/2014/12/review-rajkumar-hiranis-pk-ticks-all-the-right-bollywood-boxes.html#ixzz3O4cKM3EO