Kaante a bollycat of Reservoir Dogs

Love how this one is so blatant that they even steal dialogue line for line from the original.

There's a certain audacity and arrogance in Bollywood not seen in many industries. The industry being up in arms about Dre stealing a beat, for instance, when so many of their movies steal from western films.

That said, I sort of like the fuck-you attitude.

Kaante also has a lot of "inspiration" from the USUAL SUSPECTS. The way the five individuals meet in jail and decide to work together after being picked up for "stealing a truck" is the exact same premise for the the quintet of low lifes that team up in the American classic.

Reservoir dogs itself is a lift from the Hong Kong Movie 'City on Fire'

The entire prison sequence in Kaante is pretty much lifted frame by frame from the usual suspects.

sanjay gupta happily steals from heat and the killing also. reservoir dogs is basically a remake of the killing (1956).

Reservoir Dogs is not a remake of The Killing (i am assuming that you are referring to the Stanley Kubrick's 'Killing'). Also, contrary to what someone poined out earlier, RD is not a remake of the hong kong movie, just borrowes a few sequences (if i remember corectly just one) from it.

even the songs are copied yaar. sandeep chowta is bollymusic cat

To clear things up a bit between ammad and arvind . . . On the DVD of RD, QT talks about the major influences on his writing of RD. He lists Lionel White (author of “Clean Break” upon which The Killing is based) as an influence. QT claims that he has a “sibling rivalry” with Kubrick which is why he avoids giving any nods in Kubrick’s direction. In reference to RD, though, QT admits “This is my ‘The Killing’.” Even so, anxious to be considered original, QT denies that he was lifting from the movie. Kaante follows suit, exemplifying the QT way and the Bollycat way.

Sorry guys, but Reservoir Dogs is a remake of "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three" (1974). There were such characters like Mr Blue, Mr. Green, Mr. Gray, Mr. Brown; bank robbery and relatively similar ending.
Btw, I like Kaante, but dislike American remakes of French comedies. All their humour seems to vanish and only a blank copy is left.

Far out man ... first of look at our bollywood, stealing ideas was one thing but having a name that sounds similar to Hollywood. This is insane. And as for 'Kaante' its blatent copy of other movies, why go jumping from one movie to another. Inspirationa and coping is different.