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Ek Ruka Hua Faisla

  • TV Movie
  • 1986
  • 2h 7m
IMDb RATING
8.3/10
2.2K
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Ek Ruka Hua Faisla (1986)
CrimeDramaThriller

One dissenting juror in a murder trial tries to influence the verdict with his personal prejudices and biasesOne dissenting juror in a murder trial tries to influence the verdict with his personal prejudices and biasesOne dissenting juror in a murder trial tries to influence the verdict with his personal prejudices and biases

  • Director
    • Basu Chatterjee
  • Writer
    • Ranjit Kapoor
  • Stars
    • Deepak Qazir
    • Amitabh Srivastava
    • Pankaj Kapur
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  • IMDb RATING
    8.3/10
    2.2K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Basu Chatterjee
    • Writer
      • Ranjit Kapoor
    • Stars
      • Deepak Qazir
      • Amitabh Srivastava
      • Pankaj Kapur
    • 31User reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Deepak Qazir
    Deepak Qazir
    • Juror #1
    • (as Deepak Kejriwal)
    Amitabh Srivastava
    • Juror #2
    Pankaj Kapur
    Pankaj Kapur
    • Juror #3
    S.M. Zaheer
    • Juror #4
    Subhash Udghate
    • Juror #5
    Hemant Mishra
    • Juror #6
    M.K. Raina
    M.K. Raina
    • Juror #7
    K.K. Raina
    K.K. Raina
    • Juror #8
    Annu Kapoor
    Annu Kapoor
    • Juror #9
    Subbiraj
    Subbiraj
    • Juror #10
    Shailendra Goel
    • Juror #11
    Aziz Qureshi
    • Juror #12
    C.D. Sindhu
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    • Director
      • Basu Chatterjee
    • Writer
      • Ranjit Kapoor
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    9akin25

    It's amazing what a cool and calm minded person can achieve!!

    My one take away from this movie is - A calm attitude can work wonders in the most difficult situation!! This movie has demonstrated this fact beautifully!! Other sideline issues that have been touched are - First, how prejudice blurs the judgement and secondly, danger of giving a very sensitive duty to insufficiently sincere people.

    Acting - Superb! Why would it not be when the cast is filled with legendary actors.. Story - Very interesting!

    A must watch for people who have a like 'Off the beaten track' movies..
    10vedicsignature

    great adaptation

    I was watching the NAT GEO special on 100 top movies..and incidentally came to know that "Twelve angry men" was the original.

    Anyway...Ek Ruka Hua Faisla ..is great movie...Considering the time period in which this movie was adapted ...

    Acting was too good ....and this movie..also won the best director movie award for BASU...

    All the character were very close to the real life..and that is the winning point for this movie.

    All the 12 characters who played as the jury were one of the finest on screen actors and all the Door Darshan period generation know about them......
    8arjunjk

    Great movie but not original

    I saw this movie back in '98 on SONY TV. It was very engrossing. I thought it was a great one until I came across Sidney Lumet's 12 Angry Men. I'm giving it 8/10 for being true to the original and not including unnecessary song sequences or deviations as seen in other remakes. The movie has some good performances from each of the actors. The movie may be one of the few movies devoid of female actors. I don't know whether this is true or not but one of my friend told me this movie is shown at IIMs for briefing on negotiations and dealings. Also I wonder whether there is any such jury system in India as shown in the movie. Well anyway a good remake and worth watching again and again.
    9Sachin_Chavan

    Best Indian adaptation and an intellectual's delight

    I can't remember watching a film where every 10-15 mins I have exclaimed, "Too good, too good, too good!" or "What a film!" 12 jurors, in a single room, for two hours, no change of scenery - it still manages to keep you riveted, and much more!

    A timeless film which has so many undertones - morality vs reason, fact vs opinion, sincerity vs flippancy, assumptions vs critical thinking... and more. Inner conditionings of each character are brought out so well, there's also social commentary that's relevant even today.

    Each of the 12 actors (most from NSD) have put their all into the roles. The film is a remake of ''Twelve Angry Men' which I haven't seen. But Basu Chatterjee has created one of India's best film adaptations here.

    Truly an intellectuals' delight.
    9sulabhjain-btech-itbhu

    How can our mind be spontaneous with the burden of all our past knowledge

    To overcome our prejudices, to think beyond what we know and to observe the real truth without any presumptions of the observer is not something easily achieved. Many scholars like J Krishnamurthy have even called this practice as the greatest form of meditation one can do. This sounds true, since most of us all are so prepossessed with our knowledge, that the reality in front of us is always shadowed by the images projected by our mind, our thoughts and our accumulated concepts.

    "Ek ruka hua faisala" is a story of such 11 men, who are all biased in their decision over a legal verdict, a murder case. The twelfth person in the group was an indifferent guy who tries to convince the group by his rationale thinking. It's decided that until any consensus is reached within the sequestered jurors, they all have to sit together and listen to what others are saying.

    The movie left me thinking behind, the way I view things myself, the way I take my decisions, where does this promptness to do something comes from, am I ever reached at the reality before judging the activities of mind as right and wrong. I think most of the times it never happens.

    The life would be much different if we are able to observe the things without the burden of our past knowledge. I hope in that case, we may as spontaneous as a little child and might have reached more closer to the reality then.

    All the performers have done their part exceptionally well, particularly Pankaj Kapur, who played a stubborn middle age man. I have watched some of his movies like "The Blue Umbrella", which left an impact of his performance on me. And this knowledge was with me all the while I was watching him again, listening to the dialogues he delivered. It seems once again I have seen what I wished to watch, I have appreciated what I was prepared to appreciate and the distinctness between the observer and the observed is lost again.

    The movie is a master piece, the story and the concept behind needs to be observed.

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      M.K. Raina and K.K. Raina are siblings sitting next to each other. They both graduated from National School of Drama.
    • Connections
      References Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro (1983)

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    • Release date
      • July 23, 1986 (India)
    • Country of origin
      • India
    • Language
      • Hindi
    • Also known as
      • A Detained Verdict
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    • Runtime
      • 2h 7m(127 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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