That it’s cool to do things in slow motion.That even if you are in picturesque Prague for the shoot, you will relocate briefly to the picturesquer Mykonos and Santorini for filming one romantic song.That any fair, light-eyed Indian extra can be passed off for an angrez in a Hindi film.That it’s perfectly normal for Indian grandmoms to gape at their grown-up grand-daughters in the buff, in the shower.That it snows as heavily in Dehradun as it would in Ladakh.That the theft of the Kohinoor can stall an extradition treaty between UK and India.Its holding cells are the easiest for a terrorist to escape from, what with the guards falling like nine pins in the face of an attack. It serves pizzas for a meal to the dreaded prisoners in its custody. That UK’s MI6 lacks even basic intelligence.Here’s what all I learnt this Friday first day, first show: However, besides offering a cocktail of neck-wringing chases, countless car crashes, flyboard stunts and elaborately mounted song ’n-dance numbers, Bang Bang also offered me wisdom of a sublime kind. Bang Bang, which is all about the theft of the Kohinoor diamond and nabbing of a dreaded terrorist, made me feel like banging my head against the wall. What’s more bizarre is that you are able to fashion an even worse Hindi film out of it. Something is obviously strange in opting to buy the remake rights of a mediocre Hollywood film called Knight and Day. Starring: Hrithik Roshan, Katrina Kaif, Danny Denzongpa, Javed Jaffrey, Pavan Malhotra
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