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Anuradha

  • 1960
  • 2 h 21 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
6,9/10
253
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Anuradha (1960)
DramaRomance

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA lonely housewife, who gave up her promising singing career to marry an idealistic village-doctor, begins to regret her decision.A lonely housewife, who gave up her promising singing career to marry an idealistic village-doctor, begins to regret her decision.A lonely housewife, who gave up her promising singing career to marry an idealistic village-doctor, begins to regret her decision.

  • Direção
    • Hrishikesh Mukherjee
  • Roteiristas
    • Rajinder Singh Bedi
    • Sachin Bhowmick
    • Samir Chowdhury
  • Artistas
    • Balraj Sahni
    • Leela Naidu
    • Abhi Bhattacharya
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    6,9/10
    253
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    • Direção
      • Hrishikesh Mukherjee
    • Roteiristas
      • Rajinder Singh Bedi
      • Sachin Bhowmick
      • Samir Chowdhury
    • Artistas
      • Balraj Sahni
      • Leela Naidu
      • Abhi Bhattacharya
    • 8Avaliações de usuários
    • 1Avaliação da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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    • Prêmios
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    Fotos2

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    Elenco principal17

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    Balraj Sahni
    Balraj Sahni
    • Dr. Nirmal Chaudhary
    Leela Naidu
    Leela Naidu
    • Anuradha Roy
    Abhi Bhattacharya
    Abhi Bhattacharya
    • Deepak
    Nasir Hussain
    Nasir Hussain
      Hari Shivdasani
      • Brijeshwar Prasad Roy
      Asit Kumar Sen
      Asit Kumar Sen
      • Zaminder
      • (as Asit Sen)
      Ashim Kumar
      Brahm Bhardwaj
      Brahm Bhardwaj
      Manav Chitnis
      Bhudo Advani
      R.P. Kapoor
      Shailen Ghosh
        M. Khopkar
        Mukri
        Mukri
        • Atmaram
        Rashid Khan
        Rashid Khan
        • Ram Bharose
        Ranu
        Ranu Mukherjee
        • Child Artiste
        • (não creditado)
        • Direção
          • Hrishikesh Mukherjee
        • Roteiristas
          • Rajinder Singh Bedi
          • Sachin Bhowmick
          • Samir Chowdhury
        • Elenco e equipe completos
        • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

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        9SAMTHEBESTEST

        Hrishikesh Mukherjee's Cult Classic on Woman's Sacrifice and Contribution in Man's Life is truly unbeatable.

        Anuradha (1960) : Brief Review -

        Hrishikesh Mukherjee's Cult Classic on Woman's Sacrifice and Contribution in Man's Life is truly unbeatable. Year 1960 should be written in golden fonts in the History of Bollywood Cinema for 3 Masterpiece Films like 'Mughal E Azam', 'Jis Desh Me Ganga Behti Hai', and 'Anuradha'. I am feeling blessed for having these 3 films watched. This conventional and emotional story by Hrishikesh Mukherjee's is impossible to match by others. I don't think any film will do better than this or something even close to it on the topic Women's importance. Anuradha is a story of a talented singer Anuradha who gave up her career for her husband's success. Husband, Nirmal is a passionate doctor who is dedicated to his work more than her wife, he's not behind Money he just want to serve the poor people. After 10 years of marriage Anuradha begins to regret about her decision but on the other side the husband too is not wrong at his place as he has already warned her about this. This narrative was so powerful that i was confused which side to choose? Anuradha or Nirmal? Both are so right. Finally the answer came and i had to use couple of tissues to dry my wet eyes. I don't remember watching this kind of face off or confusion where you just can't choose one side and then you get a proper, logical and intelligently emotional answer at the end. Leela Naidu and Balraj Sahni did a fine job in thier roles, none of them looked out of form for a single moment. The film has a musical theme but the music couldn't archive high feat. One or two soulful Chartbusters would have made it better. Lyrics did thier job on high level though. Hrishikesh Mukherjee had a strong script in hand, written by Sachin Bhowmick so he just had to care about presentation. And indeed he did it upto the classic level of writing. 130 Minutes of storytelling with zero loo breaks and zero mistakes, what else can i ask? Superlative. Anuradha deserved the national award despite mighty opponents and i guess it tells a lot about it's strength. This will always remain that one Memorable Film which showcased the sacrifices, contribution, importance and credit of Women in Successful Men's lives. 'Behind every successful man there is a Great Woman", well Anuradha proved it convincingly and marginally. Don't miss it at any cost.

        RATING - 9/10*

        By - #samthebestest
        10jmathur_swayamprabha

        Behind every great man, there is a woman

        'Behind every great man (or every successful man), there is a woman' is a well-known quote. It may not be universally true and there have been successful men without any woman behind them. However it is to be agreed that this quote has substance and it applies to most of the successful and great males. Though it is equally applicable to females too because I have seen several females who are successful in their public / professional / otherwise active life as having their husbands standing behind them like a rock-solid support, mainly it refers to the females standing behind great males only (perhaps due to the social set-up especially in India and all over the world in general in which the gentlemen are putting their efforts in specific fields of work, leaving it to the ladies to take care of the household which encompass those males too). And definitely, those (fortunate) males are able to capitalize on their talent and zeal and climb up great heights in their lives who have dedicated females (mostly their wives / sweethearts) behind them. Anuradha (1960) tells a touching story of such a dedicated wife only who stands by her husband and thereby proves to be a silent 'n' invisible but invaluable help in his endeavours.

        The movie tells the story of Anuradha Roy (Leela Naidu), the daughter of a rich businessman and a budding singer in her own right who falls in love with Dr. Nirmal Chaudhary (Balraaj Saahni). She refuses to marry the London-return suitable boy (chosen by her father for her), Deepak (Abhi Bhattacharya) and gets married to Nirmal against the will of her father. Putting a premium on her marital life, she bids adieu to her career as a singer and as per the will and the need of her husband, moves from the city life to a distant village, Nandgaon. Dr. Nirmal keeps on running his clinic, serving the poor and continuing with his research work alongside that. Anuradha begets a daughter through her marriage but the girl who once was a noted radio-singer and a girl grown-up amidst riches and luxuries, is now reduced to a homemaker, doing all the household chores herself. Her loneliness increases day-by-day and so is her frustration with her life. However she does not allow that to get better of her duties as a wife. Nirmal, on the other hand, is unaware of the inner status of his wife because she is never complaining and he is too busy in his own work to notice that himself.

        One day, Deepak comes across the husband-wife duo when he and his female-companion meet an accident and are brought to Dr. Nirmal at Nandgaon. Despite his limited resources, Nirmal successfully accomplishes a sophisticated plastic surgery on the lady which has got severely injured. However while living in the household of Nirmal and Anuradha, Deepak gradually comes to know of Anuradha's frustration and stuffiness. He instigates her to leave Nirmal and move back to the city to pursue her passion for music. Once made up her mind for that, Anuradha apprises of this decision of hers to Nirmal and then only Nirmal comes to know what has been going on within his wife for the past many years. However due to the visit of some high profile people from the field of medicine to his house that evening, he requests her to stay for one more night and leave the next morning. What happens that evening leads to the very emotional ending of this movie.

        Coming back to the movie, written by Sachin Bhowmick and directed by the legendary film director Hrishikesh Mukherjee, this movie is a heart-conqueror all the way. This movie was much ahead of its time. And quite contrary to the so-called feminism, it handles the issue of a woman's own aspirations and her role in her man's life with utmost maturity.

        Debutant heroine Leela Naidu was counted among the ten most beautiful women of the world in her era. Her beauty is nothing short of a knock-out drug for the males. In addition to looking very pretty, she has performed well too. Skilled actors Balraaj Saahni and Abhi Bhattacharya have delivered admirable performances as always expected of them.

        Music composed by the legendary Sitaar maestro Pandit Ravi Shankar is a very big plus point of Anuradha with the touching lyrics being penned by Shailendra. Bahut Din Huye Taaron Ke Desh Mein is a memorable song by Mahendra Kapoor whereas Sunn Mere Laal Yun Na Ho Behaal is a touching song by Manna Dey. However it's the female songs in the enchanting voice of Lata Mangeshkar which put the music of this movie in a class of its own. Saanwre Kaahe Mose Kare Jorajori, Jaane Kaise Sapno Mein Kho Gayi Ankhiyaan, Kaise Din Beete Kaise Beeti Ratiyaan and Haaye Re Woh Din Kyun Na Aaye are invaluable gems sung by Lata. The songs of this movie are a treat for those who love the songs based on classical Raagas of Hindustani Sangeet.

        The climax of this movie makes both the hero and the heroine realize the significance of the wife in the husband's life and proves to be an eye-opener for not only both of them but also the audience. It emphatically underscores that it takes a woman of extra-ordinary inner strength and patience to make her man cross the bound of the ordinary and enter the horizon of the extra-ordinary.

        Anuradha is a timeless classic. Truly a masterpiece. No lover of quality cinema should miss it.
        9reachrohan-73690

        Very relevant

        This is a timeless classic. On one hand is the dilemma of a wife who left behind a flourishing music career and on the other a son/genius doctor who wants to dedicate his life to the oath that he once took. The cinematography, music, costumes are all in synch to highlight the state of mind of 2 protagonists caught in this conflict.

        This was made in 1960 and I marvel at the craftsmanship of Hrishikesh Mukherjee, pandit Ravi Shanker, Shailendra, Leela Naidu and Balraj Sahni. This is a story that needs to be told again and again , story of people who stand behind those we celebrate.
        8gigsgrover

        Love and Sacrifice

        Anuradha Roy (Leela Naidu), a lively and successful singer, marries an idealistic country doctor (Balraj Sahni). Her former suitor (Abhi Bhattacharya) has an accident while passing through her village and ignites memories of her past glory. He persuades her to return to her former profession. However, just as she gets ready to leave, a famous and worldly-wise doctor comes to visit and makes an impact on her. A beautiful story of love and sacrifice... Balraj Sahni, Leela Naidu and Abhi Bhattacharya excel in their roles. Popular songs include 'Kaise Din Beete' and 'Hai Re Woh Din Kyon Na Aaye', 'Jaane kaise sapno mein kho gayi akhiyan'.
        Chrysanthepop

        Madame Anuradha

        Loosely based on Flaubert's 'Madame Bovary', Hrishikesh Mukherjee's 'Anuradha' is relevant even in today's world. The sacrifices that woman make in order to create a home of their husband and children, giving up their job, their passion and independence, all for their family and to find happiness in them is not uncommon in today's society. Their contribution is often taken for granted and overlooked as happens with the title character Anuradha. With a promising career as a singer, Anuradha gives it all up for her husband and moves to a village where he can treat its poor dwellers. She is happy enough to sing only for him. Years go by and Dr. Nirmal is so occupied with work that he doesn't even have the time to listen to his wife sing one song. She continues to long for his affection and things take a drastic turn when an old flame shows up. Mukherjee has always succeeded in telling the story of the common folks and the viewer can easily relate to the characters and their struggles. Here it's no different. Balraj Sahni is first rate and beautiful Leela Naidu is very good.

        There are a few melodramatic moments that break the pace but this is only a very minor flaw. The songs are pleasant and most of them fit in well. The camera does a decent enough job in capturing the simplicity and beauty of the scenes. Almost each frame of the film is photogenic. There's a certain quality and elegance that black and white brings to a film and here it highlights the scenes wonderfully.

        'Anuradha' is ahead of its time especially with its feminist subject matter. It was considered a risky subject matter in cinema and cheers to Mukherjee for going ahead and doing what he believed in.

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        • Curiosidades
          Sachin Bowmick, the story writer for Anuradha, in his biography, has stated that he based the film on Madame Bovary.
        • Trilhas sonoras
          Sanware Sanware Kahe Mose
          Sung by Lata Mangeshkar

          Music composed by Pt. Ravi Shankar

          Lyrics by Shailendra

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        • Data de lançamento
          • 22 de julho de 1960 (Índia)
        • País de origem
          • Índia
        • Idioma
          • Hindi
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        • Empresa de produção
          • L.B. Lachman Films
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        • Tempo de duração
          2 horas 21 minutos
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          • Black and White
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          • Mono
        • Proporção
          • 1.33 : 1

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