My Reaction on Zaalima Coca Cola Song

[@s3ood912]

in my opinion the song will suit the scene bcuz if u concentrate to the song the beats of the song are very like old and you know Nora’s hook steps are very unique and difficult but in this song the choreography was not so difficult and not modern dance still not bad let’s wait for the film and hope for the best

[@vinnienanda]

Sure.

[@ThePhenomenal791]

Song is OK but for this movie it's not suit. But we should appreciate shreya ghoshal voice and Ganesh Acharya's choreography. Disappointed to see this song in bhuj. Shershaah is one of best movie after URI.

[@vinnienanda]

Definitely, infact I feel sad that such a talented voice and choreography went waste. Shershah and Uri were undoubtedly great movies!

[@ThePhenomenal791]

@@vinnienanda Also disappointed to see Bhuj. So many expectations from this movie. I thought it's a patriotic movie but, what they did. I never expect this from Ajay but he failed, without think about Country and our Real Hero how they can did it only for money 😢

[@vinnienanda]

@@ThePhenomenal791 nowadays nationalistic and patriotic themes are a trend in Bollywood to market their films. Nothing against these themes but when the execution is so shoddy, one cannot do anything but give an award to films like Radhe, at least the makers knew what they were doing back then. It’s a shame that a real life hero or many heroes in this case were insulted by such a film.

[@Sleepieyhead]

Well nora isn't a gud dancer there is a difference between belly dancer Nd a dancer zaalima coca cola song wasn't needed but it's there ok ok if it is there were is the expression the song has desi vibes in it not Arabic music Nd Shreya ghosal has sung it but the expression of Nora didnt match those desi vibes not at all sirf kamar matkana ko dance nhi kehte regarding dance it's wrong to say that

[@vinnienanda]

Agreed that just ruins the whole film

[@Sleepieyhead]

Bhuj is a waste of time where is the nationalism in it

[@vinnienanda]

It was just pure masaala

[@venkatvenkat7323]

Cringe , but I am not surprised. This is so bad it looks like a 90s film, at the very core the problem is Indians always follow herd mentality. I remember when I was a kid and Mani Ratnam film Roja became a surprise hit more than a dozen films were made after that on Kashmir problem. And then DDLJ became a hit so romance and Rom-com became the flavor and a million movies were made on that & are getting made in India till date due to their high success rate. Then came the flavor of women centric films and everyone got into the bandwagon of women empowerment , then bahubali happened and everyone started diving into history/mythology and the latest one is patriotic films. Usually when some concept works you will see a flurry of similar films getting made and generally most of them are low on quality/content. There is nothing wrong with the genre , what is wrong is the whole process of making these films, it just seems opportunistic. These kind of practices will continue until the audience in India becomes more wise & mature on choosing content. PS: I am a patriot

[@vinnienanda]

You said what I exactly feel. It isn’t about the genre, it’s about it being a cash grabber and making a mediocre product in the process. Look at the biopic genre, it’s a good genre but has become a rather overrated genre. The problem is not with Bollywood or any industry but lack of stories and the audiences. Even few years back, smalltown middle-class comedies with social messages were an instant hit but soon it became overrated. We need unique stories without any unnecessary masala. Then only we will have high-quality content.

[@venkatvenkat7323]

@@vinnienanda oh yes , biopics , use to be one of my favourite genres but now I am just avoiding them.

[@vinnienanda]

@@venkatvenkat7323 also biopics need to be made well without any factual errors and glorification. But with Bollywood biopics it’s not the case. Like I said we need better stories and unique stories. Not cash grabbers.