In Reprise

It now seems a distant memory but a few months back this lane appeared to be a bustling shopping centre.
A large film-set had been constructed in just over a week.

Kamath & Kamath, like almost all Indian movies, was showing in cinemas within six months of filming the final shot.
Sadly, it bombed both with the critics and at the box-office

Even the DVD has long since been remaindered.

Picture taken in Fort Cochin

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August 13, 2013 | Categories: time | Tags: Box office, Cinema of India, DVD, Fort Cochin, Kamath & Kamath, Mollywood | 4 Comments