Doing Jalsa & Showing Jilpa

My mood of Ghajini

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krishashok

It’s too late to write a review, but never too late for some statistical analysis of Ghajini.

aamir

dresscode

khan-venn

asin-effect

fight-sequence

review-pie

harvard-hindi

graph-formula

ghajini-vasool

Graphjam.com is good fun indeed. So, here’s the thing. I am sure this blog’s audience can come up with funnier Graphjam graphs about Ghajini. Send them to me (jalsa.jilpa@gmail.com) and I’ll feature the funniest ones in this post.

Update

Vivek points out that while Soup contains Hot Water, the vice versa is usually not true

lost-in-translation

And Chittaranjan realizes that Sanjay is even more unique than we originally thought he was

sanjay-tattoo

Manish has worked out another equation involving the transformation of CEO Aamir to Killer Aamir

equation

And of course, the growing acceptance of “Tamilization” up north

tamilization

And for some alternative Ghajini tattoos, don’t miss this one from Arun


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112 responses to “My mood of Ghajini”

  1. K Avatar
    K

    Best review ever. About anything 😉

    Reply
  2. Patrix Avatar
    Patrix

    How about the probability of using Poloroids in a Bollywood movie especially when they are no longer being manufactured and cell phone cameras a dime a dozen?

    Reply
  3. Karthik Abhiram Avatar
    Karthik Abhiram

    Excellent one, Ashok!! The points you made are spot-on!!

    Personally: I would fall in the green part of the graph… “Tamil version was better” 🙂

    Reply
  4. maxdavinci Avatar
    maxdavinci

    ah this is too much we should now unleash the six-pack thayir-sadam maama!

    high-n-gear maamas are already a step ahead in the Ghajinification with shanku-chakram tatoos!

    Reply
  5. sangu Avatar
    sangu

    i say this must be made the standard for reviewing a movie.. short terse and highly communicative..

    and will someone pls tell me what it says on his hand? my dog is shah-(????)

    looking forward to contributions from others

    Reply
  6. sundar narayanan Avatar
    sundar narayanan

    that was great Krish!

    probably the first time a movie has been reviewed in simple math terms..

    you need a graph of tattoo type/size vs strategic location on body..

    🙂

    Reply
  7. foo Avatar
    foo

    What’s the y-axis on the last graph (the one titled Paisa Vasool)?

    Reply
  8. foo Avatar
    foo

    Hindi actor = six-pack abs.

    Tamil actor = beer belly.

    See, we go straight for the content without worrying about packaging.

    Reply
  9. sangu Avatar
    sangu

    @patrix: i think polaroids are still commonly available. but ur point about cell phone cameras/digicams is so totally valid that i am surprised others and myself have not thought of it (at least in all the reviews i read).. but then again, they could have had a digicam in memento itself no..

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  10. Chittaranjan Avatar
    Chittaranjan

    LOL@ Shah-Tzu (@sangu: in re: to Shin Tzu, a breed of dog)

    But methinks that since the ‘Find Him’ on the left arm was unmirrored, the Shah-Tzu also should have been like that…straight!

    Reply
  11. RukmaniRam Avatar
    RukmaniRam

    why are the tattoos mirrored at all?

    Reply
  12. rite Avatar
    rite

    minor faux pas… sanjay ramasami was a harvard mba as well…

    Reply
  13. Ranga Avatar
    Ranga

    aahaa, sooper stuff! graphjam is great.
    i am yet to see hindi ghajini before agreeing on the asin aspect though – ippidi solliputtengaley
    😦
    as always, u rock.

    Reply
  14. Vishal Avatar
    Vishal

    Hilarious!

    Reply
  15. Nikhil Avatar
    Nikhil

    Best. Review. Ever.

    Reply
  16. Vivek Avatar
    Vivek

    Loved the graphs!
    Something you may like-
    http://vivek1186.blogspot.com/2008/12/soup-stock-and-hot-water.html

    Reply
  17. Ranga Avatar
    Ranga

    i remember reading somewhere that aamir khan had named his dog shah rukh. hence the shah and shih tzu is a dog breed, hence the tzu. am i right or is it too complex an analysis? anybody, plis to help.

    Reply
  18. Jaya Avatar
    Jaya

    hee hee personally i wud prefer the tax saving ad rather than the tamil/hindi version of ghajini!

    Reply
  19. the mad momma Avatar
    the mad momma

    LOL!! awesome review… errr. analysis! Wish I’d read it before I wasted good money on a bad movie.

    Reply
  20. Alfred Devanesan Samuel Avatar
    Alfred Devanesan Samuel

    The khan venn diagram is great one. I am voting for “Tamil version”.

    Reply
  21. Vikas Gupta Avatar
    Vikas Gupta

    Very good analysis!

    Reply
  22. kbpm Avatar
    kbpm

    the venn diagram rocks!

    Reply
  23. Prity Avatar
    Prity

    Missing a statistic on tattoos…

    Reply
  24. Just a girl Avatar
    Just a girl

    Haha. super review.
    ‘Harvard grads who write handwritten diaries in hindi’ – infinitely improbable.
    HAHA. idhellam naa observe-e pannele. thank u thank u.

    Reply
  25. sriks7 Avatar
    sriks7

    Khan Venn Fail!

    MPK is also Khan no?
    Or did you mean to put some Hrithik starrer there?

    Reply
  26. storyinframes Avatar
    storyinframes

    Awesome!! your review’s like a culinary dish with a dash of mathematics, statistics, ultra wide angle thought process. wholesome and entertaining.
    adding you to my blogroll.

    Reply
  27. pinastro Avatar
    pinastro

    not yet seen the hindi-gajini

    Excellent review , I have ever seen.

    Reply
  28. desigirl Avatar
    desigirl

    KA kku oru O podu!

    OOO-hO!

    Reply
  29. Sheba Kunhimohammed Avatar
    Sheba Kunhimohammed

    Excellent analysis!! Though it’s ironical you have to watch the movie to understand it and then only can you laugh 🙂

    Reply
  30. Gaurav Avatar
    Gaurav

    If ever proof was needed that the economy was in downturn here it is…I marvel at the time people seem to have lately..

    Reply
  31. Vineet Avatar
    Vineet

    interesting this time how both you and greatbong have borrowed the whole asin-ine thing from raja sen on rediff.

    Reply
  32. Venkatesh G Avatar
    Venkatesh G

    Wow. … damn funny.
    U work a lot for a single post. … quite adorable thing.

    Reply
  33. scudie Avatar
    scudie

    Baley! Konnuputeenga thalaivaa.. Please do a review of a Simbu movie.. Preferably ‘Ankle Ornament Shake Dance’

    Reply
  34. Vaudevillian Avatar
    Vaudevillian

    very, very funini
    pls to be graphjaming in future reviews.

    Reply
  35. Balaji Avatar
    Balaji

    Shappa Mudiyala….

    Asokey, epadeenga ongalala mattum ippadi yosikka mudiyudhu……..

    Sema Kalakkal….

    Reply
  36. Adithya Avatar
    Adithya

    Nice! Really, like Rahman is back with Dilli 6, you are back with a super post. I did think the last few were not great by your standards. Of course, you have yourself to blame! :p

    Reply
  37. Vinay Avatar
    Vinay

    Awesome analysis. ROTFL. Still deciding which is the best one.. the Harvard Grad writing diary in Hindi or the Asin-ine effect..

    Reply
  38. Harini Avatar
    Harini

    ROTFL on Ain-ine effect….. five fingers on the black board…you have an extra dose of humor hormones I say…

    Reply
  39. Mohit Avatar
    Mohit

    Well everytime you start to think that Love stories are out of fashion our directors come out with a lil difference in script and packaging and BOOM !! you have a hit .. Om Shnati Om, Kaho na pyaar hai , Ghajini all proofs of it.. I am still wondering that why did the Tamil Ghajini even ran for innumerable days in theatres. Seems like we need to conclude that Aamir has jus turned out to be better entrepreneur than a filmaker. 😀

    Reply
  40. Ajai Avatar
    Ajai

    Lajawaab review !!!!!!!!!1

    Reply
  41. Voracious Blog Reader Avatar
    Voracious Blog Reader

    Utta lakadi giri giri-ly fantastic

    Reply
  42. shakester Avatar
    shakester

    fantastic! love ’em.

    Reply
  43. Radhika Ganesan Avatar
    Radhika Ganesan

    AWESOME review !
    kalakalz !

    Reply
  44. nagendraprasad Avatar
    nagendraprasad

    Boss, no Ghajini avataar from you ? 😮

    Reply
  45. Sanghamitra Avatar
    Sanghamitra

    Hey… great… there’s one on my blog as well… http://steamingcupsofcoffee.blogspot.com/2009/01/men-mind-and-memory.html

    Do stop by

    Reply
  46. vishwa Avatar
    vishwa

    ROFL…LOL

    Reply
  47. Adhish Panchal Avatar
    Adhish Panchal

    Outstanding!!
    Hilarious!!!
    Loved it!!

    Reply
  48. Mr.Rocker Avatar
    Mr.Rocker

    Dude, One thing is confirmed for me after I read the above imbecile review.
    That was complete GAYISH.

    Are YOU GAY??
    In case you need a gay partner I know a gay for ya.

    Ashok: Wow, that’s a first on this blog. Now, here are my thoughts on your educated guess:
    1. Till today, I wasn’t aware that there is a “blogpost” test for gayness. That one can deduce sexual preferences by reading/viewing some one’s blogpost content. Interesting.
    2. Interestingly, I originally thought there was no word called “gayish” but oh Google, you naughty Google, I now found out that “gayish” actually means “Not completely gay / noticibly feminine, but not known to be homosexual”, so perhaps you made a reference to my semi-longish, “feminine” hair when you said “gayish”. And since I don’t particularly consider being called “feminine” a pejorative, I’ll take that as a compliment
    3. But right after that, you go ahead and confuse me by asking me if I have a sexual preference for men. The answer to that is, despite your clearly patentable blogpost-test, no.
    4. Since you seem to have partner procurement skills , and unfortunately, per point nr 3, I am not in need of your services, I could point you to friends of mine who might be interested, but even there, I’d suggest you not get your hopes up because most of them tend to locate their partners by themselves.
    5. This might be a bit of stretch, but clearly you seem to associate the act of writing imbecile reviews with “gayness”, and I am afraid I have to disagree there. In general, sexual preferences tend to have no bearing on writing qualities. If anything, and this is only hearsay, gay men tend to be more sensitive and often make sharper observations of nature.

    ps: “Mr Rocker” is a lovely name. Reminds me of the 1980s, Big hair Metal bands, guys wearing leather pants etc.

    ps: I would have shared your contacts with interested parties right away but unfortunately you seem to belong to the tribe that usually does not use a real identity/email when commenting on blogs

    Reply
  49. Aravind Avatar
    Aravind

    lol. graphjam’s cool indeed. and here’s one like Arun’s : http://www.toondoo.com/cartoon/538873

    Reply
  50. Sriram Avatar
    Sriram

    This fucker krishna is simply sooper talented in writing blogs[ No not an iota of surcasm here ]. Having been forced to read blogs about Aamir’s dogs, and Amitabh’s even more worthless slumdog fundaes, this blog is quite a reprieve for a MADRASI like me.
    Ashok: Who’s krishna?

    Reply
  51. Shreyas Avatar
    Shreyas

    hahaha….Sooper post I say. I’m doing a course on info graphics and going mad with it…this came at the beshtu possibal time 🙂

    @rukminiram: the tattoos are mirrored so that khan can read it when he looks in the mirror, or when he looks down at himself. 😛 Imagine spending time to read the damn reflection, he’d probably end up in a time warp-forgetting remembering forgetting. But then not all the tattoos need to be reverse. Sooper ADs i say.

    Reply
  52. K.Ramachandran Avatar
    K.Ramachandran

    All of us have 6-packs . The difference is : some have 6-pack abs, some have the belly u get from drinking 6-pack beers. Trying desperately to transition from the latter to the former . (My best friend and coach ,Vasu , had 6-pack abs long-long ago, and is still very trim .) And your reply to Mr Off-His-Rocker is very, very patient and moderate.

    Reply
  53. Vineeth Avatar
    Vineeth

    Fantastic whatever-it-is (dunno if i should call it a review!) 🙂 Wish you could do this for CC2C 😛

    Reply
  54. vishesh unni raghunathan Avatar
    vishesh unni raghunathan

    well one thing i have missed till now is the climax of both tamil and hindi…just can’t get myself to watch it…got bugged half way 🙂

    Reply
  55. buddy Avatar
    buddy

    bwhahahaha…great review

    Reply
  56. chokkathangam Avatar
    chokkathangam

    rgd mr rocker’s comment, y on earth are u giving him so much velakkam?

    Reply
  57. K.Ramachandran Avatar
    K.Ramachandran

    because we have not yet migrated to Mars. God Forbid that Mr Off-His-Rocker should be our Rocket-Mate !!! On Mars we need time to settle down, set up stuff etc , so better to give velakkam on earth itself .

    Reply
  58. K.Ramachandran Avatar
    K.Ramachandran

    PS contd .. along the y axis, with unit vector “u”

    Reply
  59. philramble Avatar
    philramble

    Hahaha. Always wanted to do Desi graphjams. Nice stuff as usual. Must have done a slight connnect to the actual Mohammad of Ghazni (both movies missed the connect anyway and if any existed, the juntae don’t know… or at least I don’t). 😀

    Reply
  60. Deepti Avatar
    Deepti

    Good stuff!:D

    Reply
  61. Princess Fiona Avatar
    Princess Fiona

    forget the post..that was funny …its a given…i laughed more at ur reply to Mr.Rocker..heheheh..kennai ku he is!

    Reply
  62. Statistical Analysis Of Ghajini | DesiPundit

    […] staggered out of Ghajini with a sense of relief at torture well over, Krish Ashok goes on to run a statistical analysis of the various points in the movie, complete with graphs and […]

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  63. mads Avatar
    mads

    hey, this was a completely refreshing review of the much-hackneyed film, i must say!

    Reply
  64. neha Avatar
    neha

    Utterly fantastic!!!!

    Reply
  65. cntrlaltdel Avatar
    cntrlaltdel

    Well, a Har*d*vard MBA grad probably finds it Hard to find Vards in yingliss, and hence writes diary in hindi.

    Awesome post 🙂

    Reply
  66. Vivek Avatar
    Vivek

    Thanks for ‘graphing up’ my text. 😀
    Well Illustrated.

    Reply
  67. SRINAGESH Avatar
    SRINAGESH

    Good try at giving movie reviews a new look but probably it is important to understand that 90% of the people who are the target audience of this movie or any movie are those who may not be able to follow your review hence Gajni will still be making more money. The reason why the movie became a good hit is that in general there has not been a revenge formula in main stream for a while and by the time people understand that there was no logic in the movie, it collected 200 crores and I am not surprised you took so long to write your review which I guess was because of the same reason.

    Quodos to the producers for coming up with Gajini – a successful commercial venture – who wants logic anyway

    Reply
  68. Movie Lover Avatar
    Movie Lover

    I pity you for this worthless review.
    Desi films are made for entertainment..and who cares of logic.
    Even hollywood masala flicks lacks logic.
    End of the day,its the boxoffice and entertainment wat matters to filmy junta & aam janta respe’vly.

    Better put your efforts in something productive.

    Reply
  69. K.Ramachandran Avatar
    K.Ramachandran

    Dear Movie Lover, Lets apply your argument to Krish Ashok’s review itself. Who cares for box office, filmy janta, and mango ( aam) janta, Krish Ashok’s review is a billion times more entertaining than any Masala movie
    of whatever wood’s it may be, Holly, Bolly, or Kolly, Krish Ashok’s blogspot is Jolly-wood and Infinitely Good.

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  70. K.Ramachandran Avatar
    K.Ramachandran

    CONTD or PS : . … And re “Better put your efforts in something productive” , Who said that brilliant creativity is measured by mundane , grimy concepts of productivity? What about the increase in productivity of ppl who get refreshed by KA’s blogs , and are then able to put in a fresh hour or 2 of extra work?

    Reply
  71. K.Ramachandran Avatar
    K.Ramachandran

    re Sheba Kunhimohammed : Very good insight, in other words, “out of evil cometh good”

    Reply
  72. Ranga Avatar
    Ranga

    to K Ramachandran – KA annan’s rasigar manram president postukku naanum oru competition. mind eet! 😉 on a more serious note, i agree with KR completely – it is always refreshing to read the posts and restart work.
    why do ppl like movie lover have to waste time and read such ‘illogical posts’ and pass even more illogical comments? enzoy your idle time and stop polambalattams.

    Reply
  73. K.Ramachandran Avatar
    K.Ramachandran

    Thanq, Ranga !! Gr8 idea !!! we could call the manram KARMI in India, and KARMA in the USA

    Reply
  74. Dinesh Babu Avatar
    Dinesh Babu

    My wife suggests I shud tatoo the grocery list on my hand as i usually forget what i need to get by the time i reach the store. A funny take … LOL on all graphs.

    Reply
  75. Ranga Avatar
    Ranga

    KRamachandran saar, deal soopper
    Karmi is ok 🙂
    imagine Karmam (for Krish Ashok Rasigar Manram America where AM is for america) !!!Karmam will then have a different meaning, with moi as president. vendaam.
    hmm.. KARMA is beshtu names, i am loving it 😉
    the others, sorry for the spam, i just couldn’t resist replying to an earlier comment.

    Reply
  76. Chirag Avatar
    Chirag

    Great analysis.
    I have extended one of your charts .
    Have a look.

    http://chiragjog.blogspot.com/2009/01/movie-review-ghajini.html

    Reply
  77. Pavithra Avatar
    Pavithra

    I can simply say, FANTABULOUS!!!!!

    Reply
  78. Kedar Avatar
    Kedar

    After enduring the Ghajini ordeal, I swore I would never even mention the G-word to anyone. Just the thought brought tears to my eyes..

    Then, the statistical analysis happened..

    Reply
  79. scudie Avatar
    scudie

    I just realised this post cn be used as a boss-fooler.. In case he is watching frm afar, the graphs would make it seem like you are working!

    Reply
  80. apoorva Avatar
    apoorva

    absolutely hilarious.

    Reply
  81. sanjay Avatar
    sanjay

    dude…
    its harvard and not hardvard…
    you desis can never understand my hindi diary!
    shame on you!

    Reply
  82. Mumbai Avatar
    Mumbai

    Man, did u actually sit and do this?
    Ashok: If your question relates to my general physical disposition at the time of composing this post, the answer is yes – I was, in fact, “sitting” at that time, but if your question is more metaphorical in nature and hinting at my seemingly abundant reserves of that precious thing called Time, the answer is no. It did not take too much time at all. Try graphjam and you will realize it yourself.

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  83. Best Commentator and Best Post « My Random Thoughts Avatar
    Best Commentator and Best Post « My Random Thoughts

    […] And I just loved this post. Krish Ashok of Doing Jalsa and Showing Jilpa wins the best post award for his statistical and humorous review of Ghajini. […]

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  84. Kanupriya Avatar
    Kanupriya

    Outstanding! God u need to deserve some award directly from Aamir for writing such brilliant review of Ghajini. I loved esp. “probability” pf harvard guy using a diary and pie-chart of review! Too good 😀
    I have forwarded this review to all my friends who loved this movie 😀

    Reply
  85. Kanupriya Avatar
    Kanupriya

    I meant u deserve and not need to deserve*in my earlier comment… quite a typo from me I think 😛

    Reply
  86. rsaishyam Avatar
    rsaishyam

    Its jus too awesome Ashok… Quite hilarious.. with all the fundaes that u have given its jus amazing.

    I wondered how Asin did the exact screen play twice in her life. I felt both the movies were entertaining but lacked the value for money.

    Reply
  87. Ramanan Avatar
    Ramanan

    Get Office 2007. Better graphs. More org chart templates.

    You never mentioned about music?

    Reply
  88. Mumbai Avatar
    Mumbai

    Hey this Graphjam is quite cool. Thanks Ashok

    Reply
  89. Sowmya Avatar
    Sowmya

    Where’s the next post….how can you be so irresponsible? There are eager fans of yours hoping to de-stress with you utterly witty posts, and you dont write a post days together!

    Reply
  90. K.Ramachandran Avatar
    K.Ramachandran

    Please, sir, we want some more !!!

    Reply
  91. collapsedlight Avatar
    collapsedlight

    KA, how irresponsible of you to drive away trolls with comebacks. Don’t hack-a-shaq, feed him!

    Reply
  92. pc Avatar
    pc

    great post thalaiva!! just noticed something you might have overlooked.. you’ve provided your mail address as it is on the post.. the bots will get you for sure.. maybe something like [abc] [at] gmail dot com would have been better

    Reply
  93. Smita Avatar
    Smita

    ROFL 😀 This was too good..

    Reply
  94. james Avatar
    james

    Its a Request to the blog owner plz don’t remove this comment and read it.nodahej.com site is for millions of educated,talented,beautiful and nice well cultured girls and guys who don’t want to take and give dowry to get married.so we are trying to match these peoples.its a great genuine efforts for clean society.its a non profit making site.
    nodahej.com
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  95. arbit Avatar
    arbit

    hello sir,

    just check out this guy called “Zaid Hamid” on You Tube. I am sure you will find him interesting (and pakis in general)

    Reply
  96. Chintan Avatar
    Chintan

    Hey!!! a great post…. Good one…!!! As someone mentioned… pls… scratch ur head for CC2C too!!! (I understand if you think its torture… many will agree)…. 🙂

    Reply
  97. james Avatar
    james

    thanks ashok you are really such a nice and kind hearted man.
    nodahej.com

    Reply
  98. Karsub Avatar
    Karsub

    Hey KA,

    Loved your post and I’ll give graph-jam a shot for sure.

    I think I remember hearing a news reader say that Aamir was pretty upset that every one kept mentioning “6-pack” because he had apparently “shed tears for an 8-pack”

    http://entertainment.in.msn.com/bollywood/article.aspx?cp-documentid=1766244

    6/8 .. whatever .. Really enjoyed the post!

    Reply
  99. shiv Avatar
    shiv

    Gahajini was like a subtitle track that helped me get an idea of what Memento was about. Memento would have fared well in the middle-east as most of it was from end to beginning…
    About Asin – I think, except you, nobody (including the director) would look out for ‘acting talents’ in her. If you had, you’ve missed a lot many other things.

    Reply
  100. Remya Avatar
    Remya

    very nice one…

    laughed at many of the pics 🙂

    Reply
  101. Romal Singh Avatar
    Romal Singh

    Whatever that was!
    It was good!
    Like I remember from some mad movie…
    (In faked cantonese chwyneese accent)
    Man! Thaa was goo shii!
    I agree with the Asinine graph…
    I wanted to run out of Dasavathaaram screaming Perumaaley… and plucking clumps of hair out of scalp…
    She was bad!
    About the above comment on you being gay…
    It’s kind of obvious you are married…
    I am now confused on what that guy read..
    anyway…
    looking forward to more such reviews… lol 😛

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    Uddhav

    Awesome!

    Reply
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    chavakiran

    5/5 -> for this post.

    Reply
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