#Kabali online streaming movie
A bit of 2 minutes movie is now going viral on all social media. But before the release of the movie Kabali, it has been leaked on social websites like youtube, WhatsApp, and Facebook. A huge number of audience are eagerly waiting to watch the movie. The most awaited flick of the year Kabali is going to hit the theaters on 22nd July 2016. 1.1.1.1 Rajini Kanth Kabali Movie First Scene Got Leaked.1.1.1 Introduction Scene From Kabali Gets Leaked.1.1 2 Minutes Kabali Movie Opening Video Leaked.1 Kabali Movie Introduction Scene Leaked Online.I need to see it again, in original Tamil, because, I think, much was lost in its Hindi dubbed version. Kabali is, I will say it again, more than a mere big budget entertainer. However, more than its stars, I admired Kabali for its characters and the issues it talked about. I was intrigued by Dhansika's presence in the film's trailer➖her action scenes are awesome. Reminiscent of Aishwarya Rai of the mid- and late-1990s, Apte lights up the screen the moment she comes in. The scene where he sits like a king on a couch with the Petronas Twin Towers in the background, that is one memorable scene. He does his trademark style once in a while, though it was not needed. He plays his age and even in his younger looks, the special effects have been suitably executed. How many Hindi mainstream films starring the biggest 200-crore-plus-earning stars of Bollywood would be able to talk of politics like this? I wouldn't say much about Rajinikanth. It is a remarkable thing that a completely commercial and mainstream film - that too one starring Rajinikanth - speaks of these things, speaks of the politics. There are sequences like these which made me think about the lives of these Tamil workers, their journey from India to Malaysia, their history in Malaysia, etc.
Also, there is another scene where a Tamil character thinks that just because Kabali started wearing suits, he has become very arrogant. But why did Kabali speak this dialogue? What is the background behind this dialogue? This, perhaps, could be understood in a better way if this film is seen in Tamil, or if we get to see more films (in Tamil or in any other language, but best in Tamil) on the lives of Tamil plantation workers in Malaysia. Kabali says: "Mahatma Gandhi gave up wearing suit and Babasaheb Ambedkar started wearing suit for one reason." In Hindi, this dialogue seems powerful and entertaining enough. In one dialogue, Kabali explains the importance of wearing suit to one other Indian. Then, there is the chemistry among the Indians (or Tamils) there. The history of the Tamils in British plantations in Malaysia is one. There were several slices of history in it that we need to mull upon. And Kabali, I felt, was not a mere entertainer. This method does not work, because it reduces Kabali to a mere entertainer. It could also be that some Tamil characters were turned into north-Indian characters in the dubbed Hindi version to appeal to north-Indian viewers. For example, a villain named Vijay Singh. I did not understand if most of the Indian characters in the film Kabali were Tamils or a mix of north- and south-Indians, for some of them had north-Indian sounding names. A Tamil film has shown this and this is an important thing. This episode of the history of Indians/Tamils will, I am sure, never be shown in mainstream Hindi films. He is shown as leading a revolt in one of the plantations demanding an equal pay for Indian/Tamil workers. Kabali, in the first half of the film, has never been to India. In these plantations, these Indian/Tamil workers were treated as being inferior to the Chinese (another community present in Malaysia). Kabali (played by Rajanikanth), his wife (played by Radhika Apte), and several other Indian and Tamil characters in the film are supposed to be new generation Indians/Tamils in Malaysia whose ancestors were taken to the Malaya peninsula from the India as workers in plantations run by the British.
There are several references to history of Tamils in Malaysia. I think I need to see it again in its original language, Tamil, because I feel that there are certain issues this film raises that can be understood in a better way only if one watches them in Tamil.
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