Hey All!

I know I've said I'll post screenshots of 12B but never got to it. Now I'm free for a month so I'll do more!

These screenshots were taken with PowerDVD, and I don't know if I should be using something else. It seems a little jerky but the caps should be fine!

12B has a pretty innovative storyline that only suffers from too much 'masala.' It shows both lives of our hero as he would have made either one of two choices.

Enjoy! and suggest.....


For those of you who want to avoid pirates!


The main menu.


The Chapter setup!


Song menu......


Wishful thinking meets religion!


2 different stories


As if Subhash Ghai didn't leave a mark....!


More cheesy special fx!


Oh no, we have to dance...........AGAIN!


Not exactly at Tiffany's are we!


He moves south, and manages to look more idiotic! Atleast lose the glasses!


What luck!


mmm....hmmm



Edited By pillairaj on Dec. 23 2001 at 00:10

You know that line sent few bells ringing - even though I've not seen either - but its sounds like a copy of Sliding Doors ???

Ali

its a remake of the film sliding doors and actually I thought 12B was better. 12B, does have its flaws mainly being slightly too masala, (and IMHO quite controversial about the subpolt which looks at an uncle who wishes to marry his niece). The film is both quiet and sensitive during some scenes in dealing of the two varied lifes of the main character. Also I like Simran's performance in the film, and the cinematograhpy was stunning!

Sliding doors was good but didn't attain my intrest for a second viewing, which 12B did. But then I am a bit of a gaada

Looks interesting, I'll check it out.

damn.. i really wish i cud understand tamil... i really enjoyed sliding doors... it was different and was well funny when i watched it first time..! i wudnt mind watching this movie..... but i dont know whether i can justify buying it becuase its in tamil!

I read a few reviews of this film and they were all negative. They said it was confusing. Was it that bad? I'm really interested, though, because this breaks out of the traditional family-oriented film.

Confusing.......? not too much really. You just have to follow the storyline carefully. And the movie isn't bad at all. It's actually pretty interesting.

Opinions on zulm.net are known to differ from other sites anyways! But honesty counts more here I think!

For those interested, Sliding Doors is on BBC1 today @ 22:55 (xmas day) – UK only (I think – unless you can BBC channels abroad!).

Ali

:p Sounds really cool. I wanna get into watching Tamil films (DVDs) Can any one tell me where I can rent Tamil films in London? I want to watch B12, Alley Putey etc.

Ayngaran who do decent quality Tamil DVD, are based in London;

http://e-sales.ac/ayngaran/

Ali

Avoid Pyramid DVDs, though. If it's in color, they don't know how to make it look halfway good. Their black and white DVDs are better, but they are still crap. The subtitles on their subtitled discs are way too wordy and are often awkwardkly worded.

Ayngaran's much better though. For a good classic Tamil comedy, check out "Kathalikka Neramillai," available from Ayngaran. It's a very lighthearted, creative, fun film that doesn't resort to overdone melodrama.

http://sify.com/movies/tamil/preview.php?cid=2423

Preview

Ullam Ketkume


Director
Jeeva
Music
Harris Jayaraj
Cast
Laila, Arya, Asin, Shaam,Pooja


By Moviebuzz


Noted cinematographer Jeeva is back after 12 B with Ullam Ketkume that was earlier titled Pepsi. The film is a colourful entertainer with peppy songs and excellent visuals.

The story is set in a college campus with five friends Pooja (Laila), Eman (Arya), Priya (Asin), Shaam (Shaam) and Irene (Pooja). This fun-loving group known as PEPSI take the audience down the memory lane. There is friendship, romance and sacrifice in the film and the idea conveyed is – “To achieve something, we has to sacrifice something else in life”.

There is no separate comedy track and the five friends along with 10 other students make the entire movie hilarious. There is an inter-college cultural programme that occupies most of the scenes in the film. For this more than 100 college students have taken part in the shooting. On the whole Ullam Ketkumae is aimed at the all types of audience.

The cast also has Srinath, Abhimanyu, Kailash, Vishaal, Vaendan, Japan Kumar, Deepa, Harini, Priyanka and Sangeetha. Lyrics of Vairamuthu are tuned by Harris Jayaraj. Thotta Tharani is the art director and he has erected a five star college that resembles Karan Johar type of Bollywood films. Raju Sundaram has choreographed all the five peppy songs with John Travolta style of dancing. A cultural song has been choreographed with students from different states. One of the songs was shot at the ‘hot water spring’ in New Zealand. Dialogues are by Sujatha and Vikram Dharma is the stunt master.