Revolutionary things you watched in films - Page 7

Originally posted by: -Ranjha-

That film was so much under rated, plus Mani made it in his own creative style that audience couldn't connect to it... If he won't have experimented it with the style & give it a simpler approach, that movie might have made much bigger impact.

Love Ajay's character & approach towards politics.

yup the film was under rated and it wasn't a box office success...maybe the story telling of three different chars simultaneously didn't click with the audience but I liked it...

Originally posted by: desigal90

Gul Panag and Aisha in DOR!

Gul challenged the societal stereotype of a muslim woman who is normally viewed as oppressed. Instead, she takes on a journey to save her husband from death sentence and travels to Rajasthan all by herself. Not only that, but she has a job and sends money to her in laws.

Aisha plays a widow in Rajasthan who is stripped of her right to live. She overthrows all restrictions and learns how to enjoy life again. In the end she decides to take control of her own fate and gets on a train with Gul that's destined for another life.

its such a beautiful movie.
I love it.

Awesome examples people have said 😊 makes me happy that these movies were made in Bollywood, and I've got some movies to look back into to experience it myself

I guess Queen. Just because her future husband refused to marry her her parents didn't make it a big deal like some other old bollywood films use to do when a girl can't get married..it becomes too dramatic and lets feel sorry for the girl and her life is over crap. Instead she went on a vacation to rediscover herself and was having fun.