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- Hello reader, a couple of things about me and this blog: I am not the most prolific of posters, two or three posts a month is about the average. I write about movies I enjoyed watching, not all of them featuring Shashi Kapoor (though it seems that way recently, doesn't it), but mostly older ones. This is not the place to look for a review of the latest movie to hit the cinemas. Also, for historical reasons (and due to my technical ineptness) I am known as Gebruss almost everywhere else.
6 comments:
I can quite understand why! Is that Deven Verma's back?
I understand perfectly, too! Which movie is it from?
Banno-- It's Sudhir Pandey's back.
Bollyviewer -- It's from Pighalta Aasman.
He does disguises in Pighalta Aasman?!! I thought it was an unusually mature (as opposed to teenage leads!) love triangle. But I saw it loooooooong ago so dont remember it very well.
It's not a disguise; it's during the flashback and he plays the father as well as the son, only that the father sports a beard, wears glasses and dresses more traditional.
Otherwise it is a fairly serious movie, and I thought the non-teenage love triangle and the female jealousy where well done and interesting.
Oh yes, that picture needed to be shared. The world is grateful!
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