Barfi vs Hollywood: Homage, inspired or copied? New Delhi: In Barfi, director Anurag Basu has come up with a film that has been liked by almost every quarter of the society. Ranbirs Kapoors character seemed to be modelled on the lines of Charlie Chaplins on-screen avatars. Comparisons were inevitable, but the nuances that Ranbir infused in his character made it different from the usual Charlie Chaplin lookalikes. A blog on Tanqeed.com prompted us to re-look on the 'Barfi!' scenes.

But, there are films which have an impression on Barfi!. Have a look and decide whether it should be called as inspiration, copy or tribute.

Barfi! is a film with a deaf-mute boy at the helm of affairs. He is mischievous and leaves no stone unturned to make his point. Sometimes, the local administration comes into his way, but the sweet, charming Barfi keeps doing what he is best at. However, Charlie Chaplin played a similar role in The Adventurer in 1917.

In a very touching scene of Barfi!, Rupa Ganguly describes the futility of love in life to her daughter Ileana DCruz, the scene resembles with a famous scene of The Notebook (2004)....more    
11:21 AM, Sep 19, 2012

Watch: The trailer of Bengali film 'Abosheshey' New Delhi: Film student Aditi Roys Bengali film Abosheshey stars Raima Sen, Rupa Ganguly and Ankur Khanna in the lead roles. Rupa Ganguly won a National Award for her songs Dure Kothao Dure Dure and Aaji Bijan Ghare from the film. Here is the much awaited trailer of the movie. ...  
03:05 PM, Sep 10, 2012

I am choosy about roles, says Rupa Ganguly Kolkata: Very choosy about films at this point of career, actor Rupa Ganguly is upbeat about her role in 'Namte Namte' and the co-stars Saswata Chatterjee and Rajatava Dutta, with whom she had shared the frame years back in Goutam Ghosh s 'Abar Aryane'. "Great co-actors with whom I share wonderful rapport. We complement each other during work, we discuss before a shoot and that helps. We never seek to...  
04:26 PM, May 29, 2012

Rupa Ganguly did not want to sing: Aditi Roy New Delhi: Rupa Ganguly won a National Award for her songs Dure Kothao Dure Dure and Aaji Bijan Ghare. But the director of the movie Abosheshey had to say that quite an amount of serious convincing was needed to get the actress to lend her voice for the songs. The Bengali film Abosheshey has already created quite a buzz by bagging the Best Female Playback Singer award at the National...  
05:53 PM, Mar 13, 2012

Review: Bow Barracks... amateurishly directed Bow Barracks is about sense of community, feeling of oneness. ...  
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