Songless Indian Films by S.D Burman

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jhsurti

@jhsurti

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Posted: 19 years ago

#21

'Ek ruka hua faisla' is a MUST-WATCH. Excellent direction, excellent story and beautiful acting by selected actors(by selected I mean the director has chosen his actors well - all stage artists with good acting calibre). I liked the way each indivual's life unfolds in the jury room.

I dont know if a DVD/VCD is available. Definitely worth keeping in the collection.

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Aruna

@ab_srgmp

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Posted: 19 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: adwarakanath
Well, Pushpak was an AWESOME movie. No doubts there. It was a silent movie, and they required immense acting skills and mastery over direction to pull off what they did.

Thanks for the movie, priyaji...I'll try and get a CD. I like courtroom dramas.

I watched Pushpak a while back (when it was initially released). I may have to watch again to re-evaluate. Probably couldn't appreciate it back then. I just remember Kamal Hassan being his gross self. I used to love the guy at one time.

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Swar_Raj

@Swar_Raj

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Posted: 19 years ago

#23

Only songless i saw was Itefaq and Pushpak...and I loved both..didn't even realize that it was missing song. I remeber my dad , he used to just walk out of cinema hall during song to have tea or cigratte. [:P

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Anol

@soulsoup

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Posted: 19 years ago

#24

Thanks Appa - great article 👏 👏 👏
Satyajit Ray once said 'if the songs can't be one of the characters of the movie – we don't need them' and we all know about using Kishore Kumar for a Rabindrasangeet (!) in 'Charulata' by Ray!

Aree – I didn't noticed – I became a Goldie (sounds like goldfish though 😕 )

Isi baat pe – Let's rack! 👍🏼