Seemabaddha
- 1971
- 1h 50min
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaChatterji is an ambitious and self-made young man who becomes the director of the company he works for.Chatterji is an ambitious and self-made young man who becomes the director of the company he works for.Chatterji is an ambitious and self-made young man who becomes the director of the company he works for.
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While thematically Seemabaddha is similar to Jana Aranya, the dramatic element comes only near the end of the film. Instead it plays more like a slice of life film.
I have seen a lot of bollywood movies, they have never been able to give me insight into India as Satyajit Ray's movies have. That is why Seemabaddha was a revelation for me, mostly how little some things have changed.
Seemabaddha begins with visit of Tutul who is sister-in-law of Shyamalendu Chatterjee, movie's protagonist who is a sales manager in a big firm. From then on it mostly shows their daily lives as seen through eyes of Tutul, who is quite critical of her brother-in-law and liked him more when he was teaching. Tutul represent the traditional middle class India, while Shyamlendu is part of upwardly mobile young India. It is about the conflict in both their values. Of course like in most of Ray's movies everything is very subtle, and viewers have to come to their own conclusions.
While it lacks the dramatic elements of most of his high other movies I still loved this movie as it showed me a picture of India I had not seen before.
I have seen a lot of bollywood movies, they have never been able to give me insight into India as Satyajit Ray's movies have. That is why Seemabaddha was a revelation for me, mostly how little some things have changed.
Seemabaddha begins with visit of Tutul who is sister-in-law of Shyamalendu Chatterjee, movie's protagonist who is a sales manager in a big firm. From then on it mostly shows their daily lives as seen through eyes of Tutul, who is quite critical of her brother-in-law and liked him more when he was teaching. Tutul represent the traditional middle class India, while Shyamlendu is part of upwardly mobile young India. It is about the conflict in both their values. Of course like in most of Ray's movies everything is very subtle, and viewers have to come to their own conclusions.
While it lacks the dramatic elements of most of his high other movies I still loved this movie as it showed me a picture of India I had not seen before.
- princebansal1982
- 17 may 2011
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- TriviaOne of the films of the Calcutta Trilogy, the others being Pratidwandi (1970) and Jana Aranya (1975).
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By what name was Seemabaddha (1971) officially released in Canada in English?
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