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32 Years of Dharavi (09/04/1992).
This film was brought to life under the direction and writing of Sudhir Mishra. It stands out as a significant collaboration between NFDC and Doordarshan, and it was honoured with the 1992 National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi.
The cast was led by #ShabanaAzmi and Om Puri, with Om Puri portraying the character Raj Karan Yadav. The ensemble also included notable talents such as Raghuvir Yadav, Madhuri Dixit, Anil Kapoor, Virendra Saxena, Akhilendra Mishra, and Shakti Singh.
Behind the camera, Rajesh Joshi handled cinematography, Renu Saluja took charge of editing, and Rajat Dholakia composed the music. The film was distributed by Doordarshan, bringing together a team of skilled individuals whose collective efforts made Dharavi a memorable cinematic experience.
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aaric-s-haven · 1 year
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should be sleeping or writing but instead i am sitting here completely obsessed with Gaitonde and Vijay's dynamic in Agneepath
Even though he seems to try hard to maintain a boundary, Vijay sees his Baba in Gaitonde. This is not a headcanon, he literally says that Gaitonde reminds him of his father. And Gaitonde willingly would have made him his son.
His mother didn't keep her son. His mother failed him before he had even picked up that gun. She loved her son, but not enough to put his trauma above hers. Instead of communicating, she shut down on him, she didn't see his anger, she didn't see the massive wound where it was coming from. She wanted to ignore what had happened in hopes of lessening her pain. But Vijay's pain was not one he could have silenced. He was just a little boy burying the torn body of his father. His rage was his pain, he had been wronged, his Baba had been wronged, his mother not even talking about it was a disservice to his father, it was wrong to him. They had been wronged and Vijay wanted to scream, he wanted to cry, he wanted to mourn. But he had no one to cry with, to understand him. He dies trying to get her to acknowledge the injustice they had faced.
But Gaitonde? Throughout the movie he kept reaching out to Vijay. He kept reachiing out to the boy who had doomed himself to a painful life, who had gotten blood on his hands before his voice had even cracked. Because he knew it wasn't without reason. Vijay had not fallen, he had jumped. And throughout the movie he kept wanting to know why, kept wanting to understand him, kept wanting to stop him from the spiral of self destruction. Gaitonde had seen the pained little boy in him, and he had tried saving that boy. Their conversation as he tries to dissuade Vijay from the suicidal mission, gives Vijay some semblance of desire for life. Gaitonde indirectly is the reason he dares to marry Kali and plan a future. His mother is the reason he loses her and subsequently any will to live.
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Interesting to note that Vijay, in any scene with anyone, makes a point of being in control in the room. When he is with his mother, he is fighting to prove his point, he doesn't back down. He is Shiksha's older brother, her protector. He is Kali's partner, he doesn't try to control her but she understands him better than anyone else, she lets his wishes come first. He is Rauf Lala's right hand man, but there is always a subtle power when he is with Lala, whether he showcases it by taking the shoes of the king of mumbai, or he commands his druggie son to hold his tongue. But here? Here he knocks, asks for permission, and keeps his head down unlike his interaction with Lala or anyone. Gaitonde is the only one with the priviledge of seeing him like this. He is the only one who meets the glimpses of the pain behind his rage. He is the only one Vijay defers to. Every single time they interact, for a moment atleast, Vijay seems to see a flutter of hope before it is gone.
I love this film so so so so much, there are so many nuances in the relationship Vijay shares with everyone. But this relationship is without doubt my favorite one in the entire story. It makes the ending all the more painful, because Gaitonde would know that if law and order had not failed a twelve year old, they could have saved so many lives, but most importantly the boy he had come to love.
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Episode 152 - Madhuri Madness 2024: Mrityudand and Lajja
To celebrate International Women's Day, we are kicking off Madhuri Madness 2024 with two feminist consciousness raising ensemble dramas.
Show notes:
Happy International Women’s Day
Madhuri Madness
Every film industry is patriarchal (except Paradise Island)
Hollywood vs Bollywood women’s pictures
Mrityudand
Shabana Azmi and Om Puri
Prakash Jha’s political filmmaking
INTERVAL ("Badi Mushkil" from Lajja)
Lajja
A real multi-starrer
Manisha Koirala learns about feminism
Tonally inconsistent
Ajay Devgn's whip sword
NEXT TIME: MD & SRK
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inmyworldblr · 1 year
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Mandi (1983)  //  dir. Shyam Benegal
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worldscollidinginone · 3 months
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Chapter 2 - Who Is He, I Wonder?
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I was getting scared. I didn't know what to do. He could have done anything that could have caused lose someone's life. The knocking grew in frequency. I had to open the door. So I opened it.
Don was changed from the last time I saw him.
Longer black hair which reached up to his shoulders ripped body and his eyes were full of mischief and naughtiness as I realized that I was only in a towel because I just finished showering. So I quickly ran down towards the bathroom, so I could wear the clothes I was planning to wear, which were a simple but comfy T-shirt and a pair of shorts.
However, before I knew it, Don held me against his chest and started running his fingers on my neck, and then on the shoulders while coming in the apartment. He stopped till my hands and held my hand on his chest and kissed my knuckles and made me turn around so I was facing him. He left the gun on the shelves. Somehow, it felt as if Rahul was there, in front of me. Then, I dismissed that thought.
It can't happen. Rahul was dead because of Don.
Then I saw something in his eyes which made them completely red and was bothering him and he couldn't take it off for some reason. Or maybe did not want to. Or wanted me to remove it. I took out his glasses and then tried to remove what was a grain. I then looked at him to see if there were any grains or anything that was bothering him.
I told him: "I removed what was bothering your eyes now. Can you leave me now, please?"
I then grasped that while I was saying it, I was very calm. I was not getting impatient at all. I don't know why. And him? He just listened to me very intently.
When he started touching my arms again, I felt like hugging him really tight, as if I was missing his touch on my body. I realized I was shivering. Because the way he was touching was the same as Rahul's.
Don then left me and went towards the bathroom, without saying anything.
In that time, I managed to change my clothes. I saw a blood mark on my towel, where the stomach was.
I then heard Don moaning, so I went in the bathroom and saw Don trying to remove a bullet from his stomach and there was blood everywhere. He was struggling to stay straight, as he lost a lot of blood.
I said to him: "Look Don, I can help you with that. Just stay calm. I have been in those situations. Just lie on the bathtub."
"No, I don't need your help. I can manage. Like every time. Without you."
The way he said it made me wonder.
He started feeling weaker and weaker, till I held him in my arms and took him to the bed, where I removed the bullet. I had made an anaesthetic injection so that he doesn't feel any pain. I then washed the shirt that he wore, covered in blood and waited for the shirt to dry. I was getting nervous, so I got out of the balcony and took a cigarette. That makes me really relaxed. I then came back in when I saw that Don was not on the bed anymore.
"Don, where are you? You've got stitches on the stomach; you are not supposed to move. Just try and relax. I won't harm you."
I heard a voice which was far away as if echoing. "Promise?"
"Promise."
I suddenly felt something on my shoulders. He was leaning his chin on my shoulders and his hands were around my waist. He then started to kiss me behind my ear, then slowly on the neck and I was becoming more and more aroused by him and I wanted more.
I wanted to kiss him so badly.
He then suddenly turned me around so that our lips were just inches apart. He then leant and kissed me on the cheeks. He was going away when I took his hand and held it on my chest. My chest was pounding.
I asked him: "Who are you? Mujhe aisa lag raha hai ki tum.... woh ho joh main soch rahi hoon."
"Kaun?" His eyes were intense as if they were looking in my soul and his voice was raspy, which made him even more attractive.
"R...R...Rahul."
He then opened his shirt, and there was a tattoo. The tattoo that Rahul had on his chest.
I love you Riya. I love you more than anything else in this world. I would do anything to make you smile. I would give up my own life if that's needed.
And there it was, the man that I love more than my own life. In front of me. I started crying and ran towards him and hugged him really tight and started to kiss him, realizing that the man was in front of me was my Rahul. He kissed me back, with just as much passion and craving as I was. The man I loved all my life. The man that I was supposed to get married.
But.... why did he become Don? And why did he fake his own death? Why didn't he tell me about it? Didn't he trust me? There were so many questions going through my mind, that I felt dizzy. And then...black.
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bolllywoodhungama · 10 months
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Gadar 2 with Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel features voice work from Nana Patekar.
Om Puri originally provided voiceover for the introductory scenes in the first installment.
After starring in Gadar: Ek Prem Katha in 2001, Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel reprise their roles as Tara Singh and Sakeena in Gadar 2. The film is slated for release in August. Recently, it was discovered that renowned actor Nana Patekar provided voiceover work for the movie. Om Puri originally provided voiceover for the introductory scenes in the first installment. In the movie, Nana Patekar's voiceover can be heard right at the beginning.
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Anil Sharma is in charge. Gadar 2 gives away the fact that the story picks up where Gadar: Ek Prem Katha left off. The first episode focused on the romance between Tara Singh and Sakeena, which left a lasting impression on viewers and is still doing so today.
'Udd Jaa Kaale Kaava' was re-released in a reprised form. The recreation of "Main Nikla Gaddi Leke '' will also be in the movie, which will be released soon.
The film, directed by Anil Sharma and produced by Zed Studios, features Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel as its two main actors. The movie is slated to open in theatres on August 11, 2023. Get more Bollywood news updates only on Bollywood Hungama.
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masalafilmsrevival · 1 year
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Arvind Desai Ki Ajeeb Dastaan (1978)
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zelihatrifles · 9 months
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The Reluctant Fundamentalist
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"As the tensions became worse, the biryanis became more delicious, the bootleggers more frequent, and the celebrations more raucous."
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badmovieihave · 1 year
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Bad movie I have The Hundred-foot Journey 2014
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bollywoodirect · 1 year
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“Shakti ka santulan bahut zaroori hai sansar mein. Aag ke liye paani ka dar bane rehna chahiye.”
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aaric-s-haven · 1 year
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So i ended up writing a one shot for Vijay and Gaitonde's relationship. Why do i do this everytime
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bollywoodisforlovers · 10 months
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Episode 146 - “I'm the Dude, Playing a Dude, Disguised As Another Dude”: Don and Don 2
Strap in Lovers, we’re going on an international chase to catch Asia’s biggest criminal mastermind, Don. 
Show notes:
It's not only difficult to catch Don (1978), it's impossible
“Bachchan ‘76 - ‘78″
The Making of Don
Don: The Chase Begins Again 
Petronas Towers, as seen in Entrapment
Songs: “Yeh Mera Dil,” “Main Hoon Don,” and “Khaike Paan Banaraswala”
Comparisons to contemporary Bollywood action
Don has read The Game
(INTERVAL (“Aaj Ki Raat” from Don: The Chase Begins Again)
Don 2
Another stacked year, and a great year for the Akhtars
Hallo Berlin!
Songs: “Zaraa Dil Ko Thaam Lo” and “Dushman Mera Don 2″
Mission: Impossible similarities
Where will they go in Don 3?
Suchin Mehrotra‘s The Streaming Show
Next time: Pilot Season Vol. 2
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East Is East (1999)
My rating: 5/10
Look, I get that it's culturally significant and all, and it's pretty well put together, but man, is it not for me at all.
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narrativecradle · 1 month
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Ardh Satya: A Neo-Noir Masterpiece That Continues to Haunt Indian Cinema
The flickering revival of classic Hindi films on the silver screen is a double-edged sword. While there’s an undeniable charm in revisiting these cinematic gems, one can’t help but wonder if it’s merely a nostalgic crutch for a struggling industry starved of fresh content. New releases seem to be a dwindling stream, replaced by a wave of yesteryear blockbusters. But amidst this recycled…
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