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Vom Schicksal verbunden

Originaltitel: Dor
  • 2006
  • 2 Std. 27 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
7,9/10
6397
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Vom Schicksal verbunden (2006)
Two woman --different backgrounds, miles apart, and strangers to each other-- are linked by tragedy. Their new-found friendship is tested as one holds the fate of the other's husband in her hands.
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuTwo woman --different backgrounds, miles apart, and strangers to each other-- are linked by tragedy. Their new-found friendship is tested as one holds the fate of the other's husband in her ... Alles lesenTwo woman --different backgrounds, miles apart, and strangers to each other-- are linked by tragedy. Their new-found friendship is tested as one holds the fate of the other's husband in her hands.Two woman --different backgrounds, miles apart, and strangers to each other-- are linked by tragedy. Their new-found friendship is tested as one holds the fate of the other's husband in her hands.

  • Regie
    • Nagesh Kukunoor
  • Drehbuch
    • Nagesh Kukunoor
    • Mir Ali Husain
    • T.A. Razak
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Ayesha Takia
    • Shreyas Talpade
    • Gul Panag
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    7,9/10
    6397
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Nagesh Kukunoor
    • Drehbuch
      • Nagesh Kukunoor
      • Mir Ali Husain
      • T.A. Razak
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Ayesha Takia
      • Shreyas Talpade
      • Gul Panag
    • 51Benutzerrezensionen
    • 13Kritische Rezensionen
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
    • Auszeichnungen
      • 6 Gewinne & 10 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    Ayesha Takia
    Ayesha Takia
    • Meera
    Shreyas Talpade
    Shreyas Talpade
    • Behroopiya
    Gul Panag
    Gul Panag
    • Zeenat Fatima
    Girish Karnad
    Girish Karnad
    • Randhir Singh
    Prateeksha Lonkar
    Prateeksha Lonkar
    • Gowri Singh
    Rushad Rana
    Rushad Rana
    • Amir Khan
    Aniruddha Jatkar
    • Shankar Singh
    • (as Anirudh Jaykar)
    Shivani Joshi
    • Leela
    Uttara Baokar
    • Laxmibai Singh
    Pavan Singh
    • Pahad Singh
    Banwarilal Taneja
    • Baig Saab
    Iqlaq Khan
    • Hanif
    • (as Ikhlaq Khan)
    Veena Sajnani
    • Waheeda
    Vibhu Kashyap
    • Post Master
    Dhruv Jagasiya
    • Bhumi Singh
    Nagesh Kukunoor
    Nagesh Kukunoor
    • Chopra
    Maulvi Saheb
    • Priest
    Gururaj Manepalli
    • Natarajan
    • Regie
      • Nagesh Kukunoor
    • Drehbuch
      • Nagesh Kukunoor
      • Mir Ali Husain
      • T.A. Razak
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    10dr_ram77

    Awesome movie.

    One of the most poignant movies that has come out in the present day Indian Cinema. The story is very convincing & realistic yet serene, never losing its beauty. Ayesha Takia surprises us with her impeccable acting and dialog delivery. The dialog's are crisp and full of life and that make the characters come to life and make such an impact on the viewer. Kukunoor has shown some of his best directional skills. The movie never looses its pace...Gul Panag & Shreyas Talpade have done their best. On the whole this is a movie, in line with Rang de Basanti and Lage Raho Munna Bhai, which have started a new trend in movie making in India....away from the popular, sugar coated hypocritical movies. These movies have the ability to carry strong messages, yet entertain us throughout with a feel good factor. Hope we have more directors such as these...Oscar will not be far.
    9shafi4uf

    A sublime and powerful story

    Nagesh Kukunoor narrates a sublime and powerful tale of two women, intertwined by destiny. It is a story of quest- quest of love and the extent to which the protagonist is prepared to go for it. It is a subtle documentary on women subjugation and emancipation- a story of sisterhood. It is a narration of humanity and human relationships. The story moves us, it stirs us. None of the earlier works of Kukunoor prepares us for this marvelous fête of aesthetics and emotions.

    It provides a landscape hidden to the eyes of the modern India. It paints a picture of an all together different world. The canvas is unfamiliar, but the characters are so easy to relate to- so easy to empathize with. Their pain is our pain; their jubilations are ours. We laugh for them and cry for them at the same time. They become for once us, and we become them.

    The depiction of fiercely independent woman, Zeenat, by Gul Panag is by far her best performance on the celluloid. She essays a very powerful character which would go to any extreme to save her love- her background, religion, and limited resources not withstanding. She inspires respect for the character in the hearts of the audience. She tells us of the revolution which is silently happening in the hinterlands of India, where women are slowly but surely coming out of their traditional roles and becoming more empowered. She conveys this is a subtle way through her convincing and yet underplayed performance.

    Meera is played by Ayesha Takia. And what a performance this is. Those who have seen Takia in her earlier roles would never be able to guess the sheer genius this actor is. One is forced to wonder what took her so long to express her real acting talent. Watch out especially for the scene where Meera's husband's battered suitcase is delivered in the veranda and she approaches it. Very few actors have been able to achieve the brilliance in their delivery to the extent she does in this scene.

    Through his characterization of funny "behrupiya" Shreyas Talpade introduces an element of spontaneous fun with out disturbing the underlying emotional depth of the movie. He goes one step further from his earlier performance in Iqbal- show-casing a previously huge untapped talent. His appearance in the movie adds an extra zing to this tale of sisterhood.

    Screenplay has done justice to all the characters. Secondary characters are also very well formed. Cinematography is awe-inspiring. The parched landscape of Rajasthan adds a kind of mysticism to the story. The juxtaposition of the story against this landscape adds an extra element of poignancy. Background music adds to the story without becoming overbearing. Technical departments have done a marvelous job. It shows in the movie that a lot of love and thought has gone into making of this movie.

    All in all this is the best movie that has come out of Bollywood in a long time. It is a definite 9 out of 10. (I hesitate to give it 10 out of 10 because of the character played by Kukunoor himself in the movie that creates disharmony in the storyline.)
    9vaibhav_bhandeo

    Lage Raho Nagesh Bhai

    Movie depicts the Dor of life. Its unusual from a maker like Nagesh to produce such an emotional flick but he was brilliant in it. Specially the role of Gul Panag was splendid.This role must have been made for some one like Smita Patil or Shabana Azmi and Gul did real justice with it. This story revolves around the pain and agony a young widow whose husband is accidentally (Not quite sure) killed by his roommate who happens to be husband of the liberated woman Gul. The movie circles around her journey to find the woman who can get her husband free. Shreyas played an excellent role in this movie and surely second best role wise. Ayesha also played a good role along with Nagesh and Girish Karnad. All in all this is a movie worth watching. A 9/10 from my side.

    -Vaibhav
    7runi_star

    A plain story which is spiced up with a good screenplay, cinematography, dialogues and Kukunoor's sensitivity as a filmmaker...

    Film: Dor

    Cast: Gul Panag, Ayesha Takia, Shreyas Talpade, Nagesh Kukunoor, Girish Kanad

    Director: Nagesh Kukunoor.

    Zeenat and Mira are women from two different worlds. Be it geography, culture, religion attitude, lifestyle or their names. In other words, its either black or white, the difference is tremendously visible. In spite of all these differences, there is a connection "a dor" and Nagesh Kukknoor has effectively trailed on it.

    Mira played by Ayesha Takia, hails from Rajasthan. The mystic and forlorn beauty of the desert coupled with the orthodox ideas and views, reflects Mira's life, whereas, confidence and vigor is synonymous with Zeenat (played by Gul), the girl from lush and green Himachal.

    Their husbands went out to the foreign shores to make things better at their respective places. The emotions of a newly wedded woman and her pain when he leaves out for work, the once in a month phone call by her husband which would last for a few minutes only, the desires , the love and longing in case of Mira is well portrayed. And the way she would climb up a stone to get clarity or network of the call is very apt in village as in Jodhpur.

    While in case of Zeenat, she had to change the mind set of her in-laws about her. A very strong and determined lady. She takes everything to her stride.

    The story takes a turn when Mira's husband gets killed and Zeenat's husband is held responsible for it. They used to be roommates. The only way Zeenat's husband could get out of the situation is Mira's letter of consent saying she has forgiven him.

    So the journey begins for Zeenat. With nothing, but a photograph of her husband with Shankar ( Mira's husband), she begins the quest. The song, "ye honsla" is very fitting. On the way she meets up with a "Behrupiya", played by Shreyas Talpade. This character brings life to the entire story. He has done complete justice to the character. Very lively, the audience keeps asking for more.

    The way they track the Shankar family and how Zeenat becomes Mira's best friend and helps her to shed her inhibitions is very interesting. "Imaan ki Udaan", as Zeenat puts it.

    The best part of Kuknoor' film is his ability of not ignoring human emotions. The way the Behrupiya helped Zeenat and he eventually falling in love with her even after knowing that she is married is one example of it.

    All throughout their friendship, she never gets the courage to confront Mira the fact for which she takes up the journey. The final outbreak of the film is a typical Kukunoor touch which he specializes!!!!!

    In terms of performances, there is nothing great. Credit goes to the strength of the characters in the story itself and there is one scene where Kuknoor looks at Mira and the very look is so suggestive of his intentions. Kudus to the scene!!! A plain story which is spiced up with a good screenplay, cinematography, dialogues and Kukunoor's sensitivity as he tried to bring forth the issue of female foeticide into it.
    8arvindbatra

    Postcard Movie!

    Dor is a well crafted post card movie. The movie at many times moves as if the director is flashing postcards one by one. Set in the backdrop of himachal and Rajasthanm, the beauty of nature is captured very well. Nagesk Kukunoor once again manages manages to create the emotional drama with this film. Solid performances by all stars especially by Gul Panag. She surely had shown potential after dhoop and in this movie she is surely a treat to watch. Miss Takia has also done a good job.

    Dor is a story of two different woman handle their dor of life differently and how their life intersects due to one incident.

    The story is well written and screen play is good. Mr. TalPade manages to provide humour to this movie convincingly. One place where it lacks is in its ending which could have been a "less bollywood" ending.

    But with the script, direction and solid performances it is very good movie 8/10.

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      The film is an official adaptation of the Malayalam film, Perumazhakkalam (2004)
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      Features Hero (1983)
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      Yeh Honsla
      Written by Mir Ali Husain

      Composed by Salim Merchant and Salim Merchant

      Performed by Shafqat Amanat Ali and Salim Merchant

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 22. September 2006 (Indien)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Indien
    • Offizieller Standort
      • Sahara One Media (India)
    • Sprachen
      • Hindi
      • Urdu
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    • Drehorte
      • Jodhpur, Rajasthan, Indien
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      • SIC Productions
      • Sahara One Motion Pictures
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