When I see images from the greatest film director, Lord Krishna, I feel a sense of awe, respect, and reverence. There’s something so peaceful in watching his films that it’s almost hypnotic. Sometimes I feel like I’m in his presence, and I close my eyes and imagine myself in his presence.
In the new Lord Balaji trailer he’s shown floating on a cloud, staring down the camera, laughing and smiling, and even holding up a hand to the camera as in his signature “smile your eyes out” hand gesture. He’s in a beautiful spot that I feel as if I had the opportunity to see before. I’m not sure if I know what to expect, but I’m excited to see it.
Lord Balaji is the fourth film in the franchise and the first to be directed by Raj Kundalkar, who also directed the first three and is known for his comic works such as the original ‘Aakhari’. The previous films were all directed by R.K. Kundalkar, and the first one was made back in the year of 1999.
The first film was made in 1999, the second in 2000, and the third in 2003. The fourth film was the first in the series to be made in the year of 2011, and the third to be released after the franchise’s sixth year.
The fourth film also marks the first time Kundalkar has directed a film in the year of his birth. He was born on the 8th of December, 1992, the day of the Hindu festival of Dussera. Kundalkar, who was born in a small village called Mysore, started making his first films at the age of 7 in a small village called Kuruvipa in the state of Karnataka.
Kundalkar’s films have never been about the Indian countryside, but more about his own life. In Kundalkar we get a glimpse of his childhood growing up on the outskirts of Mysore, and of the harsh conditions that lead him to his eventual career as a Bollywood actor. He left Mysore for Mumbai at the age of 16, and has been making films ever since.
For many people in the Indian subcontinent, India is a place with extreme poverty and a sense of security. We know that in the old days, poverty was a big problem, and that it was one thing to live on the outskirts of cities without a village, and another thing to stay in the countryside alone.
Balaji is an Indian actor who has made his name playing the rakshak hero, Dhoni, and has done a lot of business in films like Chameli, Jai Ho, Yudhamanyi, as well as numerous television shows. He is a character actor who loves to play things that can go “wrong”, like a “wrong” character doing something that is “wrong”. And he loves everything in the Hindi film industry.
Balaji is also an American actor who has done considerable work in the entertainment industry, the most successful of whom is John Travolta, who is a fan of Balaji’s films and has done a lot of work in the movies like The Last of Us and V.I.P.W.’s.
He’s also a fan of Bhang.
