I mentioned The Namesake trailer here, but here it is in all its glory. I can't wait to see it. Oh, here is a blog that goes with The Namesake movie too. Is Kal Penn really authoring it?
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Siddharth Singh says
I had just completed reading the book when my brother forwarded me this link. Almost all the dialogues are the same as were in the book.Small things like the Gogul’s mom wondering what sort of name is “Max” and on reply she says it appears as though its a boy’s name. Then Gogul’ father driving the car and stops to reveal the secret of name to Gogul. From then till now everyday has been a gift” is a remarkable line which too is there in the book.
Would recommed to my friends to read the book and then watch the movie to have an everlasting impression.
Siddharth Singh says
I had just completed reading the book when my brother forwarded me this link. Almost all the dialogues are the same as were in the book.Small things like the Gogul’s mom wondering what sort of name is “Max” and on reply she says it appears as though its a boy’s name. Then Gogul’ father driving the car and stops to reveal the secret of name to Gogul. From then till now everyday has been a gift” is a remarkable line which too is there in the book.
Would recommed to my friends to read the book and then watch the movie to have an everlasting impression.