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La Ceremonia

Título original: Monsoon Wedding
  • 2001
  • R
  • 1h 54min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
7.3/10
27 k
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La Ceremonia (2001)
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  • Dirección
    • Mira Nair
  • Guionista
    • Sabrina Dhawan
  • Elenco
    • Naseeruddin Shah
    • Lillete Dubey
    • Shefali Shah
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    7.3/10
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    • Dirección
      • Mira Nair
    • Guionista
      • Sabrina Dhawan
    • Elenco
      • Naseeruddin Shah
      • Lillete Dubey
      • Shefali Shah
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    • 65Opiniones de los críticos
    • 77Metascore
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    • Nominada a1 premio BAFTA
      • 7 premios ganados y 12 nominaciones en total

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    Naseeruddin Shah
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    • Lalit Verma
    Lillete Dubey
    Lillete Dubey
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    Shefali Shah
    Shefali Shah
    • Ria Verma
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    Vijay Raaz
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    • Parabatlal Kanhaiyalal 'P.K.' Dubey
    Tillotama Shome
    Tillotama Shome
    • Alice
    Vasundhara Das
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    • Hemant Rai
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    • C.L. Chadha
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      • Mira Nair
    • Guionista
      • Sabrina Dhawan
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    7gg222_8x

    Good movie

    Here's a movie which is not made for arty cinema lovers per se. It captures the craziness surrounding a typical North Indian wedding. I liked the lead characters since they were credible and interesting. They were so normal people unlike mainstream Indian cinema from Bollywood. It made me chuckle at times. -gg
    Pinkai

    Down Memory Lane!

    Watching this movie was, for someone such as me, who had fallen in love with Delhi and NSD(National School of Drama, New Delhi), almost simultaneously (no, I was not a student there; I just went to watch their plays) more than a decade ago, a journey down memory lane. And not just me! Many of my friends, who spent a considerable time in Delhi at some or other point of their life, agreed with me on this point. In the words of one of my friends,"Monsoon Wedding is a documentary about Delhi.". For me, it was thrilling to view the places near Jama Masjid, where once I spent many afternoons at my friend's home, (and surely, nor far from where Dubey's residence would be!) after so many years.

    But then what can I do? "We are like that only."

    This movie has some of the best Indian actors, such as Naseeruddin Shah, Khulbhushan Kharbanda and Rajat Kapoor in it. But the guy who beats all of them and steals the show is our Dubeyji, Vijay Raaz. I had noticed him first in the movie "Jungle", where his portrayal of an almost silent (had he taken Omerta, by any chance?) bandit-gang member was excellent; but in Monsoon Wedding, his portrayal of Dubeyji beat all these first-rate actors. I've been a great fan of Naseeruddin Shah for quarter of a century now; but in this movie, my vote goes to Raaz.

    The most striking feature of this movie is Mira Nair's ultimate attention to detail. (I think this is also a major factor that adds such authenticity to the character of Dubey!). From the Hindu ritualistic red-thread worn by Shah on his wrist (it must be put for the movie, Shah being a Muslim in real life, or was it that his real-life Hindu wife made him wear that!), to the pair of shorts worn by Raaz, Nair & Co. has painstakingly paid enough amount of attention to details. A Dubey would surely dress, talk and carry himself the way depicted in this movie. His choice of profanities are the most authentic that one would hear on the streets of Delhi. Alice and Ria also put very powerful performances!

    This movie took me back to Delhi, and to the corridors of the Univ. I (and Nair, much before I, for that matter!) once walked on. Anyone who loves, or plans to fall in love with, Delhi should watch this movie, because as Mauz once said, "Who would go away, Mauz, leaving the labyrinths of Delhi behind?" (Kaun jaye, Mauz, Dilli ki galiyan chhod kar?).

    Notes: The following is in response to some of the comments by Western reviewers.

    1) Just because he addresses his nephew as "idiot", the bride's father is not mean and abusive; this is just a term of endearment. I guess, this is just a matter of cultural difference; things that are accepted in the Orient may be completely offensive in the Occident, and vice versa. This reminds me of the autobiographical note by the Egyptian born Nobel laureate, Prof. Ahmed Zewail, whose (toally accepted and used in the Arab world) figure of speech "I will kill you" terrified a classmate at Caltech (or was it Berkeley?).

    2) Some people thought that the two guys sharing a bed (when the young girl offers a kind of striptease show to the Australian guy) was a hint at homosexuality; it was not! I don't mean that homosexuality does not exist in India; but it's quite common in India for people to share a bed when there's a shortage of beds (especially when a number of relatives and guests come down for, say, a wedding, to stay overnight, and then mostly younger members of the family are pushed to share beds.).

    Note: Robert de Niro and Hervey Keital slept on the same bed in "Mean Streets", but they were not gay either!

    3) Would the maid and the wedding planner be allowed to dance with the upper-class family? My Answer is: I think, yes! Most of the Punjabi weddings include Whiskey/alcohol in the menu (at least, for the important guests), and once you have alcohol in your veins, Universal Brotherhood (Bhai-chara in Hindi) prevails. I, in spite of not being a Punjabi or a Native Delhiite, took part in such wedding dances myself at times, and had seen with my own eyes such situations.
    10jnvalente

    The Best in a long time

    I went to to see this film almost by chance and I was rewarded by a gem. A truly sublime mix of musical, social comment and romantic movie-making at its best. Unlike many others I was not familiar with Mira Nair's work at all, but after having seen how she delicately handles child-abuse, pre-arranged-marital-infidelity, growing old and trying to be different as an upper middle class Indian boy, being a flirtatious, bored but basically settled non-resident Indian housewife, or being a too well-doing for your own class "wedding-parties producer" desperately seeking for love - I have surrendered!

    This is a Great Film by a Great Director and you might not want to miss it...
    8Sylviastel

    And they all lived happily ever after!

    I was skeptical at first about seeing this movie. I'm not into Bollywood movies at all. I saw this film with a high school senior class in Newark, New Jersey and they were captivated by the film as well as myself. Mira Nair is becoming one of the world's best known film directors as I write this review with Namesake on it's way to release. The characters were fully fleshed out rather than just caricatures. Who didn't love the wedding planner who curses like a sailor and the servant who succumbed to his charm and spell? Who didn't love the actual couple based on arrangement between families? The bride has a secret that could have destroyed or stopped the marriage. My sister's friend is probably going to be married in New Delhi herself. I wonder how similar and different the wedding and reception will be. From what I know about Indian weddings, I can invite you which means you, your family, friends, and neighbors. They appear to have a really good time at weddings in India. There was a serious topic that could have dampened or ruined the movie but it was well-orchestrated by the director.
    8Rachel770

    Not Bollywood nor Hollywood ... but better

    I just finished watching this beautiful film for the third time. The first time I saw it, I really liked it. The second time I got more out of it and I liked it even more. I just finished watching it with the director's commentary and I can honestly say I had no idea how good this film actually was! It was shot entirely on location, in just 30 days on a very low budget with a cast of 68 and only a handful of them were real actors! (A great deal of actors who were originally cast in this movie pulled out at the last minute or didn't even bother to show up) I guess that is the beauty of this movie though. Nair wanted to capture the essence of the Punjabi people in a true setting. She didn't want to go for the big elaborate sets where people spontaneously break out into a big song and dance number like you see in a lot of Bollywood movies. Nair wanted her characters to start singing because that is what they do. One of her comments compared Indians to the Irish as two cultures who love to use song. Throughout the whole movie, you get such a feeling of reality as if you are a voyeur who is really looking into these people's lives. They are lying naked and vulnerable before us. The character of Alice really stood out for me. Tilotama Shome's talent radiated from her and I found myself wondering what other films she had done. In Nair's commentary, the answer was revealed: ZERO. Shome was an English Literature student in Delhi University. The scene wear Alice is pretending to be a bride (like a child playing dress up) is so simple yet so powerful and beautiful. I have a few reviews stating that Tilotama was miscast as the maid. That she was to "elegant" and self aware to play such a character, however, that is exactly what Nair wanted in the character of Alice. Nair wanted to make a statement about people. Our beauty and presence comes from within our soul, not from our lot in life. Tilotama Shome can have a brilliant career ahead of her if she wants it. It is also worthwile to mention two more exceptionally powerful performances by Vijay Raaz (who was a struggling actor before this movie) as Dubey (Alice's love interest) and Shefali Shetty, as Ria (who has a dark secret that can ruin the binds of family) These three performances were outstanding, but the entire cast was incredible. This movie is definitely worth seeing, but I really have to recommend you watch it like I did - more than once. It really is worth it.

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    • Trivia
      A large portion of the original footage (including the wedding itself) was ruined by an airport x-ray machine. The scenes had to be re-shot, when additional funds had been raised to do so, some months later.
    • Errores
      When the maid is picking the glasses off the ground, she also picks up an orange flower and puts it behind her ear which subsequently disappears and reappears between shots.
    • Citas

      Rahul Chadha: I just fell from grace.

      Saroj Rai: My darling, you have to be standing up in order to be able to fall. I mean, if you keep sitting on your ass, nothing's gonna happen. "Only brave warriors fall off their horses in battle. How can kneeling cowards know what a fall is?" Listen sweetheart, the main thing is, you have to fight the battle.

    • Créditos curiosos
      We are like that only. 40 locations, 30 days exactly & approximately.
    • Conexiones
      Featured in The 59th Annual Golden Globe Awards (2002)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Aj Mera Jee Kardaa (Today My Heart Desires)
      Music by Sukhwinder Singh

      Produced by Mychael Danna

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 20 de septiembre de 2002 (México)
    • Países de origen
      • India
      • Estados Unidos
      • Italia
      • Alemania
      • Francia
      • Reino Unido
    • Sitio oficial
      • monsoonwedding.indiatimes.com
    • Idiomas
      • Hindi
      • Inglés
    • También se conoce como
      • Monsoon Wedding
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi, Central Delhi, Delhi, India(PK Dubey's residence)
    • Productoras
      • IFC Productions
      • Mirabai Films
      • Pandora Filmproduktion
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    • Presupuesto
      • INR 7,000,000 (estimado)
    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 13,885,966
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 68,546
      • 24 feb 2002
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 30,787,356
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      1 hora 54 minutos
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      • Color
    • Mezcla de sonido
      • Dolby Digital
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.85 : 1

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