Salman khan's Tubelight is a copy of Hollywood movie - Little Boy

Salman Khan released the teaser of his upcoming movie, ‘Tubelight’ and people couldn’t control their emotions. Salman’s performance in the teaser has got a lot of compliments.

The Khan is ready to lighten up this Eid with a war film. Celebrities and fans from all over the world praised the teaser on Twitter. A few scenes even made people cry and it’s increasing our expectation from the movie a lot!

While we clearly understood that Salman plays a special character in the film, it is confirmed that it is based on the story of an American film, Little Boy.

The character that Salman is actually playing in ‘Tubelight’ was performed by a child in ‘Little Boy’.

The 8 year-old boy in the movie ‘Little Boy’  is very close to his father. Who is left devastated when his dad goes away to fight in the World War 2. Here, in ‘Tubelight’ maker’s have replaced the character of the father with brother. The brother’s character is being played by Sohail Khan. In the teaser, we can see that Salman is sad when Sohail leaves for the war.

Salman has a child actor playing the character of his friend in ‘Tubelight’ whereas, in ‘Little Boy’ the kid’s friend is a Japanese man.

Shah Rukh Khan is playing a cameo in ‘Tubelight’. His character in the film is a magician. Ben Chaplin played the magician’s role in the movie ‘Little Boy’.

‘Tubelight’ is the third collaboration of Salman Khan and Kabir Khan after ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ and ‘Ek Tha Tiger’. Let’s see how this Hollywood’s inspired movie turns out!

Justin Bieber's Unbelievable demands for his five day trip to India

Global megastar Justin Bieber is bringing his Purpose World Tour to India next week, and plans to be in our grand nation for five days.

He'll perform at the D.Y. Patil Stadium, Mumbai, on May 10.

And in true megastar fashion, the Biebs has demanded a few humble, simple, relatable amenities for his five-day stay. According to his PR, here's what he needs:

1. A convoy of 10 luxury sedans and two Volvo buses at his entourage's disposal.

2. A Rolls-Royce for personal commute.

3. A shipment of a ping pong table, PlayStation, and hoverboard for his backstage recreation.

4. A couch, a washing machine, a refrigerator, upholstery, wardrobes, and a massage table ALSO FLOWN IN.

5. A private jet to travel around India in.

6. A chopper to fly into the stadium on the day of his performance.

7. Three floors of a luxury hotel exclusively cordoned off as his private villa.

8. A 1,000 sq. ft. suite stocked with 100 hangers, cans of wildberries, vanilla room fresheners, and bath supplies.

9. A separate elevator blocked for Bieber's movement in the hotel.

10. A special jacuzzi for him to de-stress in.

I have a bucket and a mug in my bathroom to help me unwind.

11. A licensed female masseuse flown in from Kerala.

12. Renowned culinary experts to supervise his five-course gourmet meals, all renamed after his popular songs.

13. Thirteen green rooms for Bieber and his entourage backstage.

14. Silverware, fresh flowers (barring lilies), scented candles, coconut water, almond milk, raw organic honey, decaffeinated herbal teas, fresh fruit, and vegetable platters in JB's room.

15. Seasoned vegetables, diced fruits, organic bananas, seedless grapes, deli platters of organic turkey, lettuce, colby and provolone cheese, and black olives for Biebs to snack on.

Basically, Nature's Basket ki nikal padi.

16. Only white drapes in Bieber's dressing room.

17. A large glass-door refrigerator, clothing shelves, eight power outlets, and 12 white handkerchiefs in the room.

18. Twenty-four still-water bottles, 24 alkaline water bottles, energy drinks, vitamin water bottles, cream sodas, assorted juices, fizzy drinks, and protein drinks in JB's green room.

Man, he thirsty.

19. White sliced bread, white cheddar popcorn, assorted chocolates, vinegar chips, organic dried fruit, and all-berries cereal for the entourage backstage.

20. A shitload of gum in a variety of flavours for the entourage to chew on.

21. A "yoga casket" containing aromatic essential oils, camphor incense sticks, and literature on chakras and yoga asanas.

22. And a list of spray tan salons, sushi restaurants, steakhouses, shopping malls, bowling alleys, movie theatres, casinos, nightclubs, basketball courts, and recording studios for the crew.

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Bahubali 2 : The Conclusion - Review

Why Kattapa.. Why?? A question probably 1.4+ billion people have been quizzed about for the past 2 years.. Well, I assure you, the wait for that answer was worth more than the stunts, songs or a budget of 2.5 billion INR.. It probably was a combination of one of the most emotionally and frustratingly epic scene I've ever witnessed in Indian cinema.. Just the grandeur of that one scene gave for some goosebumps; for some a prolonged tear jerker; and for some absolute silence with awe.

The Conclusion is helmed on 5 shoulders.. #Prabhas, #Sathyaraj, #RanaDaggubati, #AnushkaShetty and #RamyaKrishan, who have all done their parts well. But the strength of the movie is Prabhas who literally lived the character. The support cast have all done their parts brilliantly.

S.S. Rajamouli is a Genius of a Screen Writer and Director for breathing life into K.V. Vijayendra Prasad's sensational story!

We were drawn in with BAAHUBALI: THE BEGINNING and today, we are blown away with BAAHUBALI: THE CONCLUSION!

A Beautiful, Fiery, Explosive, Phenomenal, Epic Conclusion!!!

Performance wise this is a Prabhas film all the way who gave his blood sweat and complete dedication in portraying the Dual Role of Father and Son.Rana was also brilliant as Bhalladeva with veteran actors Satyaraj and Nasser were very convincing.Ramaya had an author backed role which she did splendidly.Anushka looked beautiful and totally owned the character of Devasena.However Tammanna was totally missing only appearing in the climax.

This movie had a good mix of soulful songs, witty one liners, amazing sound effects, bgm, beautiful locations (both original and visually created), grand sets, hard hitting stunts and touching moments placed aptly.

I had read earlier that the VFX is in par with #TheLordOfTheRings and #HarryPotter.. I would say it is top notch for Indian cinema.

There is so much more to the story of Baahubali than the WKKB question. The story takes us through the Love blooming between Amarendra Baahubali and Devasena, then delves into the Politics in the Mahishmathi Kingdom and some shocking revelations ensure the pace is kept high and then comes the sequence of Kattappa killing Baahubali. From then, the story becomes predictable and turns into a clichéd revenge drama. But the greatness of SS Rajamouli as a top- notch technician of the movie lies in how well he keeps the audience engaged and absorbed into the story. The entire narrative of Baahubali has been fleshed out and the emotions are handled very well indeed. The sequence of Kattappa and Baahubali has been used for maximum dramatic effect.

Wherever there are no strong emotions to keep us focused, Rajamouli resorts to Visuals.A separate mention has to go to the Visuals of the movie. The movie is visually stunning. So stunning indeed that it is one of, if not the most beautiful Indian film so far. Every frame of it oozes grandeur. Some of the sequences, especially the Visuals of the Romance song between Devasena and Baahubali match the standards of Hollywood. No doubt about it.

However, that is where the comparison with Hollywood must end, in all fairness. The movie is Indian at its core and the story, which heavily draws inspiration from the famous characters of Maha Bharatha is not new to the audience. It is an age old tale of Sibling Rivalry set in a different world and its saving grace are the great characters that populate the world of Baahubali. The actors have done a great job with stellar performances from Anushka, Satyaraj, RamyaKrishna, Nasser and Rana. They all acted very well. But ultimately it is Prabhas that steals the show. His performance is apt, controlled and is almost always on point. He never over-does his role.

All the technicians that have worked for the film have done a fabulous job as well. The music by MM Keeravani is wonderful and his BGM takes the experience to new heights. Senthil Kumar's cinematography is another big plus for the movie.

The pacing of the movie is amazing but it falters towards the end, as what happens becomes predictable and in the final battle, the viewers are treated at the same time to wonderful visuals and clichés. However, the events leading to the climax more than make up for it. Ultimately the ending is a safe one and the final sequence neatly ties it to the beginning of the first movie. Very sublime.

Finally, Baahubali is today's blockbuster, tomorrow's classic and is definitely one of the most important films for Indian movie industry. Watch it for the Visuals and Rajamouli's superb narration. It is an Indian film with an Indian story and is suffused with Indian sensibilities. That makes it a breathe of fresh air.