Pakistani Movie Siyaah 2013 Download Torrent
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@Osman Khalid Butt: Sorry bro, thought your movie was better. It wasn't. Good effort but not that great in the long run. Too many careless mistakes in the screenplay. The bad part is your people are only showing the good side of things. For example there aren't any negative comments on your facebook page. Why? Does the whole world love Siyaah? I think not. It is an effort and I wish that your team will learn from the experience. Just don't make half-baked attempts next time. Also it is quite immature for a film's writer to direct engage a reviewer. Very pathetic if you ask me.
The movie is an outclass product of these brilliant filmmakers. Whatever it is, is being loved by everyone and we eagerly wait to see many other films by this same crew. Any scrutinized faults are highly denied by me, personally, because i think the movie was perfect! Keep it up.
Congrats to the entire team of Siyaah on making it to the theaters. People like you are our only hope from our Industry. Plus this is the first time Rafay has been seen encouraging people from our industry. After reading his reviews for KAPTAAN I thought no other pakistani movie will ever hit the theaters, Very disappointing it was from his side.
A for effort is what i'd like to say to the makers of SIYAAH.An effort like this needs to be applauded.Sure,the film is far from perfect but it has its fair share of scary moments.I have to admit,this was far more enjoyable than Ram Gopal Verma's Bhoot Returns,now that was a laughable film considering it was directed by none other than Mr Verma himself,with tons of experience behind the camera and an incredible first film Bhoot,this was such a let down,Anyway so coming back to Siyaah,i would first like to highlight the positives,
It is essential that independent cinema gets the encouragement it so badly deserves,please go out and watch this film in the theaters rather than wait for the dvd.We as film buffs expect Pakistan film industry to get back on its feet someday but arent willing to do anything about it,well this is our chance.I know we still have a long long way to go but atleast it will be a step in the right direction.
The film is excellent. Considering it is low budget movie, i think it has achieved beyond expectation. The great thing is it is entertaining, and not some socio drama that one is tired of watching because every film maker wants to make a statement rather than entertainment. One must really applaud what small indi film maker has achieved and big banners with big budgets have failed to have the impact. Siyaah will be catalyst that will bring Pakistani cinema in motion. . Good luck team Siyaah.
Thank you, Rafay, for your encouragement of our indie film scene and of 'Siyaah', though your mention of 'creative Youtube antics' confused me. The comedy (which I'll interpret as humor lest it appears we threw in some slapstick into the mix) you speak of is present only sporadically in a number of throwaway dialogues. As for 'first world jokes', the couple belongs to an upper-middle class background and when necessary I tried infusing some light-hearted banter because it's what I felt was natural to build chemistry. Had it been a different segment of society mouthing, say, a Chuck Bass joke, yes, it would have appeared extremely off, but these are characters exposed to said first world pop-culture.Thank you for appreciating Hareem's character (minor correction: Zara, not Sara). She was an incredibly complex character to write, particularly because, as you mention, of her character's peculiar dilemma.As for your other points, they are duly noted. Though the translation of 'words' into 'actions' was, unfortunately, not in my hands.
The review sounds a bit harsh. Credit should be given to the whole team of "Siyaah"as making a film in Pakistan is really difficult. Apparently the film has had a good response since its release yesterday which is brilliant. The success of Siyaah is going to help all upcoming filmmakers who are in the processing of either completing their projects or getting them released. The attitude of cinema owners towards Pakistani films has to change. Well its our own fault allowing Bollywood films to be released in Pakistan in the first place. Its high time to need to support our cinema.
People don't watch movies for patriotic reasons. Most people watch them for entertainment or escape. If this film is any good, then it will achieve success and appreciation regardless of its country of origin. Such is how free societies work.
Its the critics choice to write a review without the any personal bias, its the duty of those being criticized to use it as a positive criticism for future projects. Its the duty of Pakistanis to support the film to help these talent independent young film makers contribute to a new generation of film making to bypass the Bollywood trash that seems to have entered into the fabric of our society. Now go out and do the right thing!.
It was indeed a great effort, and I do not agree with the criticism about sound. I have to say it was a brilliant effort, and i think the sound director did a great job in creating the kind of sound a movie like this deserves. Kudos to the Siyah team, and special kudos to the Music director who did a fabulous job.
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