- Watched the above documentary "Mostly Sunny" on Netflix.
- Trust me people this is a must watch.
- It shows how the world changes between Los Angeles, California and Mumbai, India.
- It is personal story of Karenjit Kaur aka Sunny Leone.
- Goes to place where she grew up in Canada and shows her family, her husband and brother.
- This is probably from 2017 when she did not have kids and now kids are added to her family and that is good for her and her family.
- This is a must watch.
- It shows the difference between Hollywood and Bollywood.
- It shows how much difficult it is to work anywhere be it Bollywood or Hollywood.
- Thousands of people work in Bollywood and how difficult it is make even a single costume.
- Hundreds of people are involved in lighting, makeup.
- Sometimes people need to run around and make things ready.
- That is a task by itself.
- Casting couch is also shown
- It seems "willing to compromise" is a must to work in Bollywood.
- And now they are also putting a line of compromise in application form with checkbox.
- In Hollywood the problem is you may work very hard but few make it to a place where their future is "settled".
- Often at the end of their 10 year odd career in porn industry they are left with no money or future and that is a problem in Hollywood.
- Sunny Leone works hard and that is the reason for her success.
- Sometimes you get to learn more from such documentaries than from movies.
- Now I fear the Bollywood industry will be affected by Corona Virus.
- Because the conditions the craftsmen and other staff live and work are too cramped like in slums.
- But now there has to be social distancing and quarantine period and so on.
- Possibly the teams cannot work in multiple projects or locations.
- Maybe they may shift to a certain location and have to stay put till shooting completes.
- Costs will increase and quantity of movies may decrease.
- But there is a chance quality can improve and lifestyle can also improve.
Thursday, 25 June 2020
Mostly Sunny
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