All eyes are on L.O.C. The keenly anticipated film opens today. A few questions cross my mind as I pen this piece –
Will the excessive length [4 hours, 1 minute] gel well with the viewers who are used to watching 3-hour flicks?
Will the strategy of holding two/three shows at various cinema halls across the country [against the normal trend of four/five shows] work to the advantage of the film? Will the policy of holding lesser number of shows indirectly create an enormous demand for the film?
How will the audiences react to the film at a time when the relations between the two countries [India, Pakistan] are getting better with each passing day?
Who will benefit most from the film? Sanjay Dutt or Ajay Devgan or Abhishek Bachchan or Saif Ali Khan or Akshaye Khanna or Manoj Bajpai…?
Will its business surpass that of BORDER, J.P.'s biggest hit to date?[/blue]
What i know is that Director of this movie is getting much appreciation on a scene in which an indian soldier gets a shoot in his eye , Hmmmmm Dushman bhi maan gaya na ! 87 indian soldiers were killed in Kargil war who got shoots in their eyes , Bhala kia natija nikla iss baat ka ! Our boys have perfect aims
yes mr.death r right! 4000 indian soldiers has heavy lost of the country.
dead..paki armies lost r under 1000 soldiers .
this is a big lose of india army,that' why this movie has become.indian army will not forget these lost.
paki armies has answered to 1971 war in kargal.
