Typical “KAMINEY” Experience
August 23, 2009
“ Kutte , Kaminey , main tera khoon pee jaaonga” uttered by Mr.Dharmendra in the blockbuster bonanza “SHOLAY” was the first time I got to hear the word “ Kaminey” . It caught my fancy and became my catch word during my early college days. The word Kaminey has got a lot to be related to a typical movie watching experience in Hyderabad. Yesterday, I and my school friend Rohit happened to got to watch the movie Kaminey and somewhere in my conscience I was reminded of the word many a time. I would like to put them in a serial order .
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First Instance : When the guy in charge of the parking lot dragged my bike to put that in a different position as soon as I just parked my bike. He could have asked me to park my bike in the position he dragged.
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Second Instance : The same idiot refused to give me the change for the parking fee, he claimed he didnt have the change inspite of having a lot of coins of Rs. 1 and Rs.2 denominations.
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Third Instance : When the show was a bit delayed and we were made to wait for a reasonably long time.
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Fourth Instance : When some other patrons ( a group of friends trying to show off to the fullest ) occupied the seats we reserved.
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Fifth Instance : The Lights were too dim that we couldn’t figure out the numbers of the seats.
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Sixth Instance : When the theatre management switched off the AC within minutes of the start of the movie.
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Seventh Instance : Frequent power disturbances that spoiled the joy of movie watching.
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Eighth Instance : The person who was seated beside me was drunk and was stinking . And his abuses sounded clear than the audio system of the theatre.
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Ninth Instance : The rolling of the film reel made a great sound much to the disturbance of the viewers.
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Tenth Instance : A small quarrel in the theatre that isn’t uncommon.
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Eleventh Instance : Vishal Bharadwaj was too intelligent a filmmaker for making a movie that wasn’t understandable at all for normal audience like me. It sounded as if I watched a Marathi movie.
These were the instances that reminded me of the word Kaminey .But things apart. It was a very rustic and simple movie with great performances.
August 24, 2009 at 3:04 am
Gosh .. where did you see the movie?
August 24, 2009 at 4:02 am
Shiva Digital In Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad…did u watch the movie?
September 5, 2009 at 12:31 pm
Oooh…pretty bad experience!!
BTW…you didn’t participate in today’s Blog-a-Ton??
September 5, 2009 at 5:29 pm
Yeah just published my post..thanks for dropping by
November 11, 2009 at 10:19 pm
Mother…. you need to go to better theaters! Really!
November 12, 2009 at 7:42 am
yeah..good and neat theaters are the need of the hour.. ofcourse provided we have good movies