Michael Corleone seeking permission..

by Kris Sun Mar 10, 2013 7:17 pm

..from Appollonia's father to court her. The scene is well written showing Michael continuing to come into his own as a take-charge kinda guy. Of course, rustic sicilty and the local culture make for great back drops. Love this scene

by Uppili Sun Mar 10, 2013 8:47 pm

Kris wrote:

..from Appollonia's father to court her. The scene is well written showing Michael continuing to come into his own as a take-charge kinda guy. Of course, rustic sicilty and the local culture make for great back drops. Love this scene

So...what makes you post this at this time of your life?

I rememebr reading the Godfather books and saw the movie after I came to this country. Did not like it as much as the book - that is all I remember about this movie. Oh...Michael the last son was supposedly a goodly guy who hated mafia business but ended up heading it anyway.

by Guest Sun Mar 10, 2013 9:00 pm

i had actually loved the band baaja at the time of the wedding. so india like.

by Kris Mon Mar 11, 2013 12:04 am

So...what makes you post this at this time of your life?

>>>You know the angst that affects teens:)

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I rememebr reading the Godfather books and saw the movie after I came to this country. Did not like it as much as the book - that is all I remember about this movie. Oh...Michael the last son was supposedly a goodly guy who hated mafia business but ended up heading it anyway.

>>Watch parts 1 & 2 again.. this is seriously awesome, the story, the cinematography, every thing (not part 3)

by Kris Mon Mar 11, 2013 12:08 am

Vidya Bagchi wrote:i had actually loved the band baaja at the time of the wedding. so india like.

>>>Yeah, there are similarities too on how protective the families are of the girls.

by MaxEntropy_Man Mon Mar 11, 2013 12:09 am

Vidya Bagchi wrote:i had actually loved the band baaja at the time of the wedding. so ~~india~~ northindia like.

*fixed*

by Merlot Daruwala Mon Mar 11, 2013 2:26 am

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:
Vidya Bagchi wrote:i had actually loved the band baaja at the time of the wedding. so ~~india~~ northindia like.

*fixed*

Yeah but guests have far more fun in a northindian wedding. My favoritest part (of course) is the customary car(s) parked outside the pandal, with boots loaded with liquor bottles, and male guests sauntering over to have a tipple to fuel all the dancing. No such fun and games in South Indian weddings alas.

I was pleasantly surprised by an official cocktails night before a Maharashtrian wedding. Didn't know such things happened here. And there was dancing too - first a round of professionally choreographed dances by the extended family & friends, followed by a free for all on the dance floor. But then these were CKPs, who, IMO, are the Punjabis of Maharashtra when it comes living life kingsize.

by Captain Bhankas Mon Mar 11, 2013 2:36 am

Merlot Daruwala wrote:I was pleasantly surprised by an official cocktails night before a Maharashtrian wedding. Didn't know such things happened here. And there was dancing too - first a round of professionally choreographed dances by the extended family & friends, followed by a free for all on the dance floor. But then these were CKPs, who, IMO, are the Punjabis of Maharashtra when it comes living life kingsize.

how was the beauty quotient at the wedding? satisfactory?

by Merlot Daruwala Mon Mar 11, 2013 3:11 am

Captain Bhankas wrote:
Merlot Daruwala wrote:I was pleasantly surprised by an official cocktails night before a Maharashtrian wedding. Didn't know such things happened here. And there was dancing too - first a round of professionally choreographed dances by the extended family & friends, followed by a free for all on the dance floor. But then these were CKPs, who, IMO, are the Punjabis of Maharashtra when it comes living life kingsize.

how was the beauty quotient at the wedding? satisfactory?

Dazzling. I ended up cockeyed from having to gawk in so many directions at the same time. And the bride's unkil took a special liking for me and kept replenishing my glass with whisky (no vater pls) every time he passed by.

by Captain Bhankas Mon Mar 11, 2013 3:26 am

that unkil perhaps has a daughter, agent.

by Kris Mon Mar 11, 2013 3:36 am

Captain Bhankas wrote:that unkil perhaps has a daughter, agent.

>>>Perhaps. It would be wise to tread carefully, though. There is usually an inverse ratio between the daughter's beauty and the father's solicitousness. Just sayin'

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