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Meeting accidentally five years after their divorce, a couple reflects on how their marriage collapsed despite transparency.Meeting accidentally five years after their divorce, a couple reflects on how their marriage collapsed despite transparency.Meeting accidentally five years after their divorce, a couple reflects on how their marriage collapsed despite transparency.
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- 4 wins & 1 nomination
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Rammohan Sharma
- Ticket Checker
- (as Ram Mohan)
Sulabha Deshpande
- Parvati
- (as Sulbha Deshpande)
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- TriviaNaseeruddin Shah's role was first offered to Sanjeev Kumar. Anuradha Patel's role was first offered to Smita Patil. By the time the movie went of floors both of them were unfortunately no more.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Talvar (2015)
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A very nice movie with good scripting and great 'kavithas'
The movie draws very strong performances from the three main characters Nasrudeen Shah, Rekha, and Anuradha Patel. This is an oft touched topic, and the story IS slightly off-beat for 'those times'. The melancholy that pervades the night at the train station and slow revelation about the character's past through flash backs are both done very neatly.
If you watch carefully, a lot of subtle attitudes and character sketch is done through very simple acts. Nasrudeen shah impatiently fiddles with the switch in the bathroom, he throws his towel carelessly and it falls down on the first try. Rekha walks and talks very slowly and is always pensive.
The songs should not have been there in the first place. It looked very odd for this otherwise good movie. I was completely mesmerized by the 'kavithas' that brace the episodes (especially with Anuradha Patel).
Since IMDb does not allow to write Hindi transliteration: a translation of one of them is
What to say of habits? Habit, it has become, for us to breathe. Habit, it has become, for us to live. We continue to live. and, We continue to live.
There are many many more.
If you watch carefully, a lot of subtle attitudes and character sketch is done through very simple acts. Nasrudeen shah impatiently fiddles with the switch in the bathroom, he throws his towel carelessly and it falls down on the first try. Rekha walks and talks very slowly and is always pensive.
The songs should not have been there in the first place. It looked very odd for this otherwise good movie. I was completely mesmerized by the 'kavithas' that brace the episodes (especially with Anuradha Patel).
Since IMDb does not allow to write Hindi transliteration: a translation of one of them is
What to say of habits? Habit, it has become, for us to breathe. Habit, it has become, for us to live. We continue to live. and, We continue to live.
There are many many more.
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