First Snoop Dogg, Now Sylvester Stallone – Everyone Is Getting Aboard The Bolly-Holly Train

Editor’s Note: We would like to thank Mr. Raj Mundhe, a noted Financial Advisor in Boston and another reader for bringing this article to our attention.Alexandra Alter of the Wall Street Journal has written a detailed article about the drive to create a new genre of movies by Hollywood and the Indian Film Industry (Bollywood…

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Afghanistan & Vietnam – Newsweek, Zakaria, Stephanopoulos & Admiral Mullen

This morning, we saw George Stephanopoulos of ABC conduct a round-table on Afghanistan as “Obama’s Vietnam”.  Having written an article yesterday on this theme (“Afghanistan Is Today’s Vietnam Not Iraq” – https://cinemarasik.com/2009/01/31/afghanistan-is-todays-vietnam-not-iraq.aspx ),  we listened carefully. Frankly, we were depressed with the quality of analysis and knowledge of this group. It was a rehash of…

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Slumdog Millionaire – II – Fact & Reader Comments About Our First Article

We received several comments about our January 17 article titled “Slumdog Millionaire and The Merchant of Venice” https://cinemarasik.com/2009/01/16/slumdog-millionaire-and-the-merchant-of-venice.aspx In that article, we stated our case that “Slumdog Millionaire, like The Merchant of Venice, embodies a deeply hateful and utterly false characterization of an entire religion.” Clearly this was a unique viewpoint and one that readers could…

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The Mumbai Attack & The Next Attacks – Views of CinemaRasik & Rand Corporation Experts

On January 10, 2009, we wrote an article titled “The Mumbai Attack – It Was Not Terrorism” www.cinemarasik.com/2009/01/10/the-mumbai-attack–it-was-not-terrorism.aspx This was a detailed article that discussed our views and analysis of the factors behind the attack and the implications of the failure of India to respond. Briefly, the article argued: In our considered opinion, this military…

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