KJo could have brought the college chums together without the ham marinated in glycerine. Unless you need electrical input from the body to operate them manually, the lenses can be used via a mechanical mount-adapter. Linking the stories is an unusual matchmaker, Rahul’s eight-year-old daughter Anjali (Sana Saeed effervescent in an annoying role) inspired by her dead mother’s letters.Īfter summer camp antics, shooting stars, misogynist basketball and passive-aggressive tears, Rahul and Anjali unite, thanks to Aman. The Contax 645 lenses have generously-sized aperture and focusing rings complete with distance scales. More than that, it announced that the Contax T2 must be the coolest film camera of them all. This moment announced to the world of 2017 that film was officially back in style. I wish there would be more S007 pictures from this.
Another had Rahul, whose takeaway from tragedy is an inflexible one-love, one-marriage mantra, chiffon-and-jewels brand ambassador Anjali who still doesn’t make grown-up choices, and dishy and sorted Aman (a likable Salman) who loves her. The Contax T2 entered the mainstream cultural stratosphere in 2017 when supermodel Kendall Jenner used the camera to snap photos of Jimmy Fallon live on primetime television. Leica S007 & Contax 645 45<>90 Zeiss Zoom at the water 1 The S 007 is fun to use, a bit heavy.
One had immature college jock Rahul (a competent Shah Rukh), hottie with a heart Tina (a sparkling Rani, the film’s real find) and childish tomboy in dungarees Anjali (a heart-warming Kajol). But its heart lay in two love triangles in two time zones.
Kuch Kuch Hota Hai was Archie comics, MTVisation of India, desi values packaged in global brands, call it what you will. Loads happen in debutant director Karan Johar’s Kuch Kuch… starring Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Salman Khan and Rani Mukerji. One funeral, one little girl, two triangles, two weddings, two heartbreaks, four beautiful people, eight songs, eight letters and Lord alone knows how many cool one-liners, fashion brands, friendship bands and tears.
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