Posts Tagged ‘Divya Dutta’

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    Two Other Journeys with the Journey Within in Delhi 6
    iView Author: Nadi. (Pune, India) Email: withheld ‘ Two Other Journeys with the Journey Within in Delhi 6 ‘ Two ‘other’ characters- Mamdu- Like Roshan, he too is both Hindu and Muslim. His compositeness is not the result of mixed parentage like Roshan’s, but is a choice he made himself- Mamdu is a Muslim who worships Bajrangbali. It is...
    by PROJEKT iVIEW at February 27th, 2009 at 12:02 pm
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    My Delhi-6 Viewing Experience
    iView Author: Saad (Madison, WI, USA) Email: withheld “My Delhi-6 Viewing Experience” T.S. Eliot said in his 1964 graduate dissertation, “The life of a soul does not consist in the contemplation of one consistent world, but in the painful task of unifying (to a greater or lesser extent) jarring and incompatible ones.” And with that quote I would...
    by PROJEKT iVIEW at February 25th, 2009 at 03:02 am
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    The Meaning of a metaphor
    iView Author: LAVANYA KRISHNAN (Irvine,USA) Email: With held The Meaning of a metaphor Disclaimer: This may not be structured like a conventional review and is more a summary of the chain of thoughts sparked by the film than a description of the film itself. And inspite of what Hansal Mehta says, I have to take it seriously. Delhi-6 sparked a whole range of reactions...
    by PROJEKT iVIEW at February 24th, 2009 at 05:02 pm
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    A Collection of Thoughts on Delhi-6
    (This post contains spoilers. You’ve been warned. Baaki aap ki marzi :-)) I normally stay far, far away from writing movie reviews. It just isn’t my forte. However, after seeing Delhi-6 on Saturday and then reading most of the reviews of Delhi-6 posted on the Internet, I feel compelled to write this post, since many of the reviews out there ignored a lot of...
    by Amanda Sodhi at February 24th, 2009 at 03:02 pm
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    Delhi 6: Postcode for Simple Nostalgia and Messages
    Basking in the success of Rang De Basanti (RDB), Rakesh Omprakash Mehra decided to indulge in some nostalgia. Great films have come out of nostalgia, and Delhi with its old world charm (imagined and real), invites one to explore its narrow lanes that carry quaint names, to seek stories hiding behind high walls and close-set windows, and to regret the loss of a way of life...
    by Padmaja Thakore at February 20th, 2009 at 03:02 pm
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    Delhi 6 : kala bandar in colourful collage
    Delhi 6 Movie Review Finally…am relieved. Since the first promo came out, i was dying to watch the film. And after the music release, masakalli and maula were good enough reasons to catch the film first day first show. And then i slowly discovered rehna tu and dil gira. And some of us do have luck by chance, as we get to watch the film even before its release. If...
    by Phoenixnu at February 19th, 2009 at 07:02 am
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    The Underrated Series – Divya Dutta
    iView Author: SRIDHAR MAYUR (Hyderabad, India) Email: With Held “The Underrated Series – Divya Dutta” Today I am writing about Divya Dutta, a performer with honesty and passion written all over her. Born in a Doctors family in Ludhiana, Punjab this punjabi girl has made her way into the main stream with her will and hard work. Divya made her small...
    by PROJEKT iVIEW at February 12th, 2009 at 10:02 pm
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    WTS : How the hell Shyam Benegal could make this vast socio-political cinematic collage
    How Shyam Benegal has managed to handle such a vast and loosely scattered subject and presented such a fine piece of cinema? How he has managed to present so many differently looking and behaving characters in a single film? How he has managed to give so different physical gestures and psychological understandings to different characters? As its known he was born in...
    by Rk at September 29th, 2008 at 06:09 am
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    The Last Lear: Bachchan’s best? Maybe, may be not, but….
    In a Shakespearean tragedy, one cannot but get sucked into the emotional cauldron. Be it Othello or King Lear or Macbeth or Hamlet, its all about great emotional upheaval when it comes to the core of the Bard’s plays. In Rituparno Ghosh’s The Last Lear, Amitabh Bachchan’s (as well as most of the cast’s) first full-fledged English role, Harish ‘Harry’...
    by Runumi G at September 11th, 2008 at 11:09 am
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