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Nayak (1966), the distant star
(29/04/2010
publié dans : film reviews
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1966: The same year that she was shooting Anupama, Sharmila Tagore played in Satyajit Ray’s Nayak (The hero). Her character is quite different of course, but not without certain similarities: in ... -
Anupama, where the dream-fairies slumber
(12/04/2010
publié dans : film reviews
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Anupama, by Hrishikesh Mukherjee, centres around the character of Uma (Sharmila Tagore), a shy and silent girl, sole daughter of a cruel father (Tarun Bose) who lost this beloved wife when she ... -
Love aaj kal, a vindication of the past?
(07/04/2010
publié dans : film reviews
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For once I thought I’d jump back to the present and enjoy a little contemporary Bollywood. So I pored in my box of unwatched movies and saw Love aaj kal (Imtiaz Ali, 2009) with the alluring eyes ...