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Gulmohar

  • 2023
  • 2h 11m
IMDb RATING
7.6/10
5.8K
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Gulmohar (2023)
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Follows the final four days of the Batra family living in their 31-year-old family home as they move to a new city.Follows the final four days of the Batra family living in their 31-year-old family home as they move to a new city.Follows the final four days of the Batra family living in their 31-year-old family home as they move to a new city.

  • Director
    • Rahul V. Chittella
  • Writers
    • Rahul V. Chittella
    • Arpita Mukherjee
  • Stars
    • Sharmila Tagore
    • Manoj Bajpayee
    • Simran
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.6/10
    5.8K
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    • Director
      • Rahul V. Chittella
    • Writers
      • Rahul V. Chittella
      • Arpita Mukherjee
    • Stars
      • Sharmila Tagore
      • Manoj Bajpayee
      • Simran
    • 72User reviews
    • 16Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 14 wins & 36 nominations total

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    Sharmila Tagore
    Sharmila Tagore
    • Kusum Batra
    Manoj Bajpayee
    Manoj Bajpayee
    • Arun Batra
    Simran
    Simran
    • Indu Batra
    Suraj Sharma
    Suraj Sharma
    • Aditya Batra
    Amol Palekar
    Amol Palekar
    • Sudhakar Batra
    Kaveri Seth
    Kaveri Seth
    • Divya Batra
    Utsavi Jha
    • Amrita Batra
    Danish Sood
    • Ankur
    Anurag Arora
    Anurag Arora
    • Kamal Batra
    Devika Shahani
    • Neena Batra
    Sriharsh Sharma
    • Kishore Batra
    Santhy Balachandran
    Santhy Balachandran
    • Reshma Saeed
    Jatin Goswami
    Jatin Goswami
    • Jeetendra Kumar
    Chandan Roy
    Chandan Roy
    • Paramhans
    Gandharv Dewan
    Gandharv Dewan
    • Irfan
    Talat Aziz
    Talat Aziz
    • Avinash
    Vinod Nagpal
    Vinod Nagpal
    • Baba (Arun's birth father)
    Tanvi Rao
    • Deepika
    • Director
      • Rahul V. Chittella
    • Writers
      • Rahul V. Chittella
      • Arpita Mukherjee
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    9premchauhan-90054

    A message to modern Indian society

    Gulmohar (2023 Unique storytelling scripted with some utter truths of the modern world and families. In cities, buildings are getting taller and the bond between family members even weaker. The biggest irony regarding modern society is how everyone around us is trying to disguise their individuality and racing towards virtual love and popularity. Humans of the 21st-century love to pull a complicated card out of a deck of a simpler life.

    The world seems so technologically advanced that a family rarely has a discussion sitting together in a room. As we continue to advance technologically, it is important to maintain strong familial bonds and prioritise authentic human connection. Despite the allure of virtual popularity, true fulfilment comes from genuine relationships and a shared sense of community. We must make a conscious effort to resist the temptation of solitary, superficial life and instead embrace the richness and depth that come from human connection.
    7kumarorrakesh247

    It's Okayish, but huge success from Hindi movies standard.

    It's nothing great, it's only different and has a touch and vibe of Kapoor and sons... Okayish but a huge leap from Hindi movie perspective... Since Hindi movie industry's current state is in doldrums.

    Suraj Sharma is good, and veterens like amol & sharmila has a calming presence.

    Manoj is as usual exquisite in his role, effortless as they say but his character is always pissed his son, so it's one dimensional in a way.

    Simran's character was a revelation but short.

    All other character are just fillers.

    Tamil character maid is unnecessary addition.

    So many cliched character sketches and situations.

    But it's a good watch for hopeless Hindi movie industry.
    8rajnnair

    Engrossing movie with excellent star cast

    Gulmohar The last 4 days of the Batra family as they move out from their home of many years and shift to another city.

    While they are staying in a single house there are differences and friction with many of them not in talking terms.

    As the movie starts with a party you are immediately engrossed in whats happening in the family as you get to know each of the characters and their secrets as it unfolds.

    Debutant director Rahul has a good mix of stalwarts and fresh starcast who do an excellent job in elevating the movie.

    Manoj - He is the soul of Gulmohar. He brings multiple nuances to the character with eye to details which is a treat to to watch. His connect with his biological father, his bonding with his wife simran, his connect with his mom, his stained relationship with his son. Manoj is in full form. Watch him try to stop a fight between his watchman and supervisor and in the end hitting the watchman, thats superb acting. Also the scene in the end here he embraces his mom waiting with open arms will make you cry.

    Sharmila - A comback after many years, she gives everything to the role. She is superb.

    Simran - She was the surprise package with a towering performance. A sthe person who holds the family together she is great. Her scenes with manoj are scene stealer. Hope she gets to do more of similar strong roles.

    There are some more stand out performances worth mentioning: Suraj Sharma stands out in his role.

    Jetendra as the watchman Reshma as the house help.
    7sanjeevanwar

    Matriarch Prevails

    Anwar Says: Story is the soul of a movie and Gulmohar is the latest example. This could have been a web series of 8 episodes but then you may not be able to find yourself a part of Batra Family and the debutant director Rahul V. Chitella rightly condensed it to 132 minutes movie. You would definitely correlate with one of the characters.

    Another best part is that the script oscillates between the past deeds of the seniors of the family and its repercussions on the present generation but all told in fluid way and every character flow with it. Before I comment on comeback of Sharmila Tagore, the character completely woven and stood like pillar for her husband and the family is Simran, wife of Manoj Bajpayee. The pivotal of the story is matriarch of Tagore and the ideal son Manoj and Suddenly a twist comes and tried to shatter the family but Gulmohar tree roots are always strong. The only character who could not come up is Amol Palekar.

    The relatable and engaging story, charm of Sharmila Tagore, ensemble of cast, brilliance of Manoj , soothing music and background score makes this four days story a perfect watch for this weekend.

    #disneyhotstar #anwarsays #gulmohar #perfectstory #relatablestory #manojbajpayee #SharmilaTagore #talataziz #movie2023 #moviereview #specialholi.
    6chand-suhas

    Dialogue heavy family drama.

    Gulmohar focuses on dysfunctional family's last four days in their home before they shirt permanently to their new homes and lives respectively. Hidden truth, insecurities make their way out as the family members try hard to keep it together. It indeed is a touching concept to dwell into a family's attachment to the house they grew up in. Gulmohar has several endearing characters and their internal conflicts highly relatable.

    The short coming is how much it relies on dialogues to convey the emotions, to an extent they tend to touch the surface of several conflicts. It is indeed the Veteran actors who effortlessly get into the skin of these characters and elevate each of these scenes. One wishes the conflict point within the family with respect to the written will was much stronger, especially the final conversation between Sharmila Tagore and Amol Palekar.

    I am going with the extra rating solely for the reveal in the end about Pondicherry. Otherwise I definitely wished the conversation between Sharmila Tagore and her grand daughter to be more real. But the attempt to make the flashback more emotional, it limits itself in handling the sensitive moment. The screenplay has it's flaws but the lovable characters turn this into a decent watch.

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      Film won the National Award and Manoj Bajpayee got an special mention at 70th National Film Awards for his wonderful performance in this film.

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    • Release date
      • March 3, 2023 (India)
    • Country of origin
      • India
    • Language
      • Hindi
    • Production companies
      • Autonomous Works
      • Chalkboard Entertainment
      • Fox Star Studios
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      2 hours 11 minutes
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    • Aspect ratio
      • 2.35 : 1

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