30 Day Movie Challenge (play it) - Page 46

day 24 - a film that makes you feel guilty

Guilt? Nah. But yes, some scenes do fill me with remorse. Sometimes how we forget to keep in touch with old friends over squabbles or just lack of time only to regret later. It hurts most when it's too late to make amends. True friendships are the ones that are formed in school with no intent. The bonds formed later are often influenced by one's social status and position.

day25 : A movie from your childhood

Hari R. Srivastav lives a middle-class life in rural India with two step-brothers, Govind and Rajesh. Circumstances compel him to get married to Seema, who dislikes Govind and Rajesh. When Hari goes to Bombay to study law to become a lawyer, she manages to get rid of the two children, who find their way to Bombay, become beggars, then are rescued by a devout Muslim, Rahim, who looks after them like his own children, Farida and Anwar. 20 years later, Hari, Govind and Rajesh are re-united in a Courtroom - where Hari is the Judge; Rajesh is accused of embezzling money from his father-in-law, Verma, and of drug-dealing and smuggling; while Govind, a taxi-driver, prone to physical violence - is accused of killing Verma!!!

and the baap of all casts...

Sanjeev Kumar	...	Hari Srivastav
	Amitabh Bachchan	...	Govind Srivastav ('Chhotu Ustad')
	Vinod Mehra	...	Rajesh Srivastav ('Raja')
	Tanuja	...	Seema Srivastav
	Parveen Babi	...	Mary
	Bindiya Goswami	...	Manju Verma
	Prem Chopra	...	Bansi
	Mehmood	...	Jaggan / Jackson
	A.K. Hangal	...	Rahim Chacha
	Ramesh Deo	...	Ramanathan
	Pinchoo Kapoor	...	Mr. Verma
	Madhu Malini	...	Farida
	Kalpana Iyer	...	Julie
	Vikas Anand	...	Police Inspector
	Ravindra Kapoor	...	Man in street (as Ravinder Kapoor)

Originally posted by: TheDilettante

That reminded me of the scene from Swades.

And Tanuja played evil SIL? I thought she always played nice bhabhi-ma roles.

Originally posted by: TheDilettante

True friendships are the ones that are formed in school with no intent. The bonds formed later are often influenced by one's social status and position.

Originally posted by: TallyHo

day25 : A movie from your childhood

Khuddar ( starring the one and only Amitabh Bachchan)

Imagine a sleepy little hill town, with no TV, no cinema halls, and only a dozen shops in the name of a market...imagine a bunch of kids visiting their granparents in their summer holidays...theres a lot of excitement during the day as the kids jump, run and play around...but things get quieter towards the evening when theres nothing much to do... imagine an evening when a good ol uncle comes and announces that theres going to be a film show in the neighbourhood...

this was me and my cousins years ago... after a hasty early supper we all carried our own chairs to a nearby park where a big white screen and a projecter had been put up...

But the excitement doesnt end here... just imagine a plot which is like the baap of all Bollywood plots...