Oh boy, such a busy week! I only have to write one new review, but it’s for a super fun and crazy film that I will SO enjoy reviewing.
Wednesday 11/6: Kali (Malayalam, Hotstar or Einthusan)
You have to watch past the interval. It starts out seeming like an interesting story of a young couple, and then it takes a turn you aren’t expecting. Plus, it’s a fascinating exploration of anger, when it is a blessing and when it is a curse. Oh, and Sai Pallavi and Dulquer are ADORABLE together in it.
Thursday 11/7: Ninne Pelladatha (Telugu, Hotstar or Einthusan)
Such a cute film! And perfect for Tabu’s birthday week. Family friendly, sweet, innocent, there’s even a dog. And a shy and uncertain sexy “alone in the house” song.
Friday 11/8: Jeet (Hindi, Youtube for free)
Another Tabu pick. And a really strange yet awesome film. Love quadrangul with Tabu, Karisma, Salman, and Sunny. Super crazy unexpected plot, all the best of 90s Masala all the way around.
Sunday 11/10: Eega/Makkhi/Eecha (Hindi/Telugu/Tamil, Prime)
This was Rajamouli’s first crossover hit before Bahubali and it’s brilliant. You say “reincarnation revenge movie with a fly” and it doesn’t sound good, but believe me, it is SO good! Fun and fresh and clever and just a pleasure to watch.
dontcallitbollywood 
I love Eega and have inflicted it successfully on half a dozen random friends!!!
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It’s so much better than it sounds!
On Mon, Nov 4, 2019 at 5:03 PM dontcallitbollywood wrote:
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Eega! Finally I have a nudge to watch it plus my son has been interested in seeing it too.
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It’s so good! And then you can join our Cult of Sudeep.
On Mon, Nov 4, 2019 at 6:47 PM dontcallitbollywood wrote:
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My son doesn’t watch indian movies, but he saw Eega and liked it very much.
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Lol, everyone’s excited about Eega while I’m excited about Ninne Pelladatha! I love Eega too but it’s become one of those movies that I’ve seen way too many times in a short period of time 🙂
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Yes, more people should be excited about Ninne Pelladatha! I think it hits the exact sweet spot of the kind of film most DCIBers enjoy. Far more so than Eega.
On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 10:27 AM dontcallitbollywood wrote:
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Yup, I agree!
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