Its All Change for RGV

"Company" was panned by the critics and was deemed a box office disaster? Where the hell do you get your ball$? "Company" did well overseas, launched the career of Viveik Oberoi, deemed an enthralling successor to "Satya", and several bollywood-obsessed websites, including apunkachoice.com, called it an impressive gritty comeback for RGV. Mohanlal had a powerful scene-stealing presence in the film. Should we all judge RGV's films according to your standards? "Sarkar" was passable? Really? Did you expect it to overtake "The Godfather" and become a worldwide phenomenon? It achieved what it set out to accomplish: to tell a familiar story of power, crime, and family dynamics in a unique setting. It did incredibly well in the US, and many fans await the sequel. Seems like you have it in for RGV; give the man his due credit for introducing a new style of directing into Indian cinema and occasionally having his misfires. And stop jabbing insults to users that reply to your insanely incendiary posts. By the way, it's incredibly easy to conformingly "adore films like Swades, Lagaan, Deewar, etc." But please give credit where credit is due.