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The film opens on the banks of a river, with one elderly man exercising on one side and another old man trying to teach his wife how to perform pranayam in the correct way. From this lighthearted beginning with the river as the picturesque backdrop,
On one level, one wants Hindi cinema to get out of its formulaic nature and make films that deal with more real and more serious issues concerning our lives. However, when it does take up issues and you see the final film, you cannot help but feel th
Passion is a word that is often bandied about in the movie industry. Actors, writers and directors use this word indiscriminately. However, when you see a movie like Current



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The greatest ever Director-Actor collaberations in world cinema have included Akira Kurosawa-Toshiro Mifune, Federico Fellini-Marcello Mastroianni, Martin Scorcese- Robert De Niro and closer home Satyajit Ray-Soumitra Chatterjee... In fact in spite of being

A lonely, desolate island stands in relief in the middle of a river in a small village along the India-Bangladesh border on the Indian side. Its only claim to fame is that migrating birds fly down once a year, a point of attraction for tourists who spend a few d.......
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Guru Dutt gives us a pleasant film in Jaal which pleases with its songs, dances and authenticity. It is easy on the eye and light on the mind and without headache on the whole. And these days if a director succeeds in entertaining us without sending us to anodynes, we call him a successful director and do not even mind if he wishes to keep his thinking faculty a family secret.
Jaal - Filmindia, 1952,


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