@vertigay314 @bollywooddrafts@pappuchaaru@Bollywriter@ThisisLLN@Shivani510 I really enjoyed the discussion but No. 1 should’ve been vetoed because it’s a remake of Return to Eden with very little adapted from the source. For No. 1, an original movie would’ve been better than a stolen one where the original creatives weren’t credited
An absolutely brilliant and fascinating discussion today with @Shivani510@pappuchaaru@ThisisLLN and host @vertigay314 for an epic episode of @bollywooddrafts on Women’s Rights but in a unique take! It was amazing! Do not miss this!
This was fun! Listen to hear @FilmyKitty and @stelladilli speak very eloquently about films while I struggle to remember what happened in a movie I've seen six times
@vertigay314 @bollywooddrafts@theshahshahid@PardesiYT Good episode. One bit of history. I believe that GrihPravesh starring Sanjiv Kumar, Shamila Tagore and Sarika predates Silsila and Arth, speaking of movies featuring extra-marital affairs. The director, Basu Bhattacharya made three *marriage* movies, each one being excellent.
@ChadhaRohit1 @vertigay314 @bollywooddrafts@PardesiYT That’s incredible! Thanks for sharing.
So fascinating how Hindi movies explored such topics decades ago, at a time when I doubt they were such openly discussed in every day society.
@vertigay314 @bollywooddrafts@theshahshahid@PardesiYT Also, Masoom, by Shekhar Kapoor, is another interesting movie from that era that is an adaptation of man, woman and child. The extra-marital affair is not a centerpiece, but its consequences are.
a befittingly chaotic pleasure to revisit the kinetic motion pictures of the great action auteur, caper scenarist, masala maven, thee desai, along with the loveliest folks with the smartest of takes! tune in!