Hari-Bhari

2000
2h 14min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaGhazala (Shabana Azmi) has been married to Munirmiya (Srivallabh Vyas) for several years, and has given birth to a daughter, Salma (Rajeshwari Sachdev) Munir is unhappy that Ghazala has been... Leggi tuttoGhazala (Shabana Azmi) has been married to Munirmiya (Srivallabh Vyas) for several years, and has given birth to a daughter, Salma (Rajeshwari Sachdev) Munir is unhappy that Ghazala has been unable to bear him any sons, and is forced to face his abuse, and then is subsequently th... Leggi tuttoGhazala (Shabana Azmi) has been married to Munirmiya (Srivallabh Vyas) for several years, and has given birth to a daughter, Salma (Rajeshwari Sachdev) Munir is unhappy that Ghazala has been unable to bear him any sons, and is forced to face his abuse, and then is subsequently thrown out of the house, in order to make way for him to marry again; Hasina (Surekha Sigri-... Leggi tutto

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10calhobbes99

beautiful movie ... after all its got shabana azmi

Another excellent movie of shayam benegal and shabana azmi (what ever they touch is gold anyway), the story centers around the topic of treatment of women. It tries to give a message in every dialogue (which at time gets a little corny). The movie is a little heavy - not your every day fun filled song and dance, but it does strike a cord by honest portrayal of women in different roles in a household, from the grandmother to the granddaughter. comes in the "art movie" category and definatly must be seen.

10/10

sat_pat

A perfectly made movie

The best thing about the movie is the way it involves you with the story. You don't feel like watching a movie, it is like you are experiencing it as a by stander or a nieghbour. The story telling is so seamless and realistic that you don't even doubt the authenticity even for a second. The greatness of Shyam Benegal is bulging out of every frame of the movie. He shows how can you take a very common social issue and make it into an unforgettable movie. How can you take a story which seems ordinary if verbally narrated and make it into a movie with incredible depth.

All the casts are outstanding in their performance. My concluding comments are "Another master piece from the THE MASTER".