Mrigayaa

1977
1h 59m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn the 1930s, a group of tribals live in a small village in a forest in Odisha. A British administrator arrives at the village who is passionate about hunting. He befriends Ghinua, an except... Tout lireIn the 1930s, a group of tribals live in a small village in a forest in Odisha. A British administrator arrives at the village who is passionate about hunting. He befriends Ghinua, an exceptional archer.In the 1930s, a group of tribals live in a small village in a forest in Odisha. A British administrator arrives at the village who is passionate about hunting. He befriends Ghinua, an exceptional archer.

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- 3 victoires et 1 nomination au total

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Review By Kamal K

Mrigaaya' featured Mithun Chakraborty as a tribal man who is known to be one of the best hunters around, even by the British rulers. But he was thrown to gallows after being found guilty of murdering the moneylender who kidnapped his wife. His trial and death later ignite a series of revolt among the tribal people. They stand their ground and confront both the British and their zamindar oppressors. Mithun single-handedly made the film a cult classic with his brilliant acting and won the National Award for Best Actor for 'Mrigayaa'. The film also won Mrinal Sen a National Award for Best Film.

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Tribal boy denied of education because he is a lower caste member.

In this art-movie, Mithun Chakraborty (aka Mithunda) plays the role of a tribal boy Ghinua whose job is hunting. The story is set in an era in India when brahmins did not allow lower caste boys to study in school. In one scene, when Ghinua (Mithun as a young boy of 8-10 years) hides behind a village school and tries to learn what was being taught. Suddenly a student sees him and complains to panditji(school-master). The school teacher who is a brahmin had such a hatred for low caste people that he heats up a metal wire in fire and wraps it around the little boy's body for his mistake of trying to learn. The signs of burns are revealed much later in movie when mithun unwraps his shawl.

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Mithun is a Legend!

Sen's 1976 film 'Mrigayaa' is a classy film. Honestly, Mithun Chakraborty is the life of this film.

I mean this was the his first film and he won the National Film Award for Best Actor. Wow! His performance here, despite being his debut, leaves you stunned.

Performance Wise:: I cant help myself but to praise Mithun's performance. I've been his biggest fan, and I am proud to know that India has a talent like Mithun.

On the whole, 'Mrigayaa' is a classy watch. Mithun's performance alone, is enough to keep you gripped. Two Thumbs Up!

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Mrinal Sen arrived at the institute when several students were receiving their diploma and graduating. Amongst all the students he saw one boy shamelessly flirting with all the pretty girls. What impressed him was that despite several celebrities in attendance, this boy did not care and was very free. Mr. Sen believed to be a good actor, who should be open and shameless. The boy he spotted that day was Mithun Chakraborthy . 2 years later when he decided to make Mrigayaa, he though of that tall ,dark muscular boy he spotted at the institute. He needed a rough and tough guy with a good body for the film so he thought Mithun suited perfectly. Mr. Sen then wrote a long letter and sent his cameraman Mahajan to find that young boy he spotted 2 years ago. 3 days later Mithun came to see Mrinal Sen. Mithun was staying in Bombay in those days. Upon seeing Mrinal Sen,Mithun started bragging that he was dancing with Helen at several shows. Mrinal got tired of this and warned him if he said this one more time, he would throw him out of the film. Mr. Sen explained to Mithun he would have to cut his long hair and sideburns for the role. This upset Mithun as he loved his long hair. Mithun finally gave in and signed the film.