User talk:Georgejadhikari

References

Please do not remove references from the body of any article, like you did at Nimir. --Kailash29792 (talk) 08:44, 29 November 2017 (UTC)

Dear Kailash. I am adding them references and reverting to the updated text. As mentioned by you the content is not similar to yours. There are inconsistencies in the content currently up there. Mr Kuruvilla is very much alive and the project is not in the past. why is it referred in the past. the production content is all over the place with no continuity. It just seems like scattered pieces of information from various sources. Comparison to characters from the Malayalam project is not necessary in the context. I am not here to compete, but trying to make positive contribution. The music of the film is still being composed, why is that mentioned again in the past tense. There is a beauty to every language. lets keep that going with written English please. This film was shot in 3 schedules with two breaks. The single schedule comment is inaccurate. Kindly refer to priyadarshan's malayalam presser recently. Also 'Nil' in tamil means stand up. Not 'Nimir' The contextual meaning of the word and the literal one was updated. There is no ground to disregard the actual meaning of the word. ~~Georgejadhikari

I don't know Malayalam, but in this English interview, Priyadarshan says, "the name, Nimir for the movie, which means stand up." As for the shooting schedule(s), in this he says, "We shot the film (set in Thenkasi) in 36 days in one schedule. We also shot in Dubai for a couple of days." Since the film has finished shooting, why use anything in the present tense? Unless you are his PR man (or someone from the production team), you can't say he was misquoted. --Kailash29792 (talk) 12:24, 29 November 2017 (UTC)

I do not intend to mud sling anyone. I honestly am making positive contirbution. Mr. Priyadarshan himself has admitted his Proficiency in tamizh is not the greatest (http://www.newindianexpress.com/entertainment/tamil/2017/oct/04/priyadarshan-udhayanidhi-stalin-film-titled-nimir-1666867.html). The meaning of the word is corrected in the context for the benefit of the readers of the article (That is the goal of wikipedia). The production crew confirmed that there were 2 breaks in the film. It was not shot in one schedule. I agree with you on the media quotes. There have been inconsistent information on the topic. Let's omit that information for now until we get the accurate info. What say? ~~Georgejadhikari

Also i dont remeber the source, but will post it as soon as i find it, but a confirmation on audio, trailer and movie release is expected next week. Just a matter of time mate. Cheers ~~Georgejadhikari