Blogs about: Guru Dutt
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Khoya Khoya Chand – The Lost Moon: The Cinema of Sudhir Mishra
Just when you were despairing that all the great directors were no longer exploring film language in Hindi cinema, along comes a classic! Khoya Khoya Chand released in December 2007 with a highly ac… more →
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Guru Dutt was not a Bengali!
Pavan Gupta wrote 1 month ago: Guru Dutt looked and behaved every bit a Bengali during his life-time. It came as quite a shock to m … more →
Oh!K so that was a really musical month
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aanondo wrote 3 months ago: WoW! It was great to re-live memories of when I lived life without a care. Hope you also re-lived a … more →
Surfing the net
Rahi wrote 6 months ago: for the first time in many months i actually shut the TV while browsing thru the net at home. becaus … more →
'Ideas are like mangoes. There are two kinds.'
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churumuri wrote 7 months ago: Like in Kannada cinema, where topnotch literary talents like Jayant Kaikini have given lyrics a good … more →
Khoya Khoya Chand – The Lost Moon: The Cinema of Sudhir Mishra
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shakila wrote 8 months ago: Just when you were despairing that all the great directors were no longer exploring film language in … more →
Sanjh Aur Savera (1964)
memsaab wrote 9 months ago: A weepy melodrama starring Meena Kumari at her sacrificial-lamb finest, somehow made bearable by the … more →
“Abhi nahin to Kabhie nahin”
fulmarxxshortsfest wrote 9 months ago: A mechanical engineering graduate by qualification, a software engineer by profession, sadly enough … more →
Rajeev Masand's Review of Khoya Khoya Chand
maverick12210 wrote 10 months ago: Rajeev Masand CNN-IBN BOLLYWOOD IN FLASHBACK: Soha Ali Khan seems ill-equipped to tackle … more →
Khoya Khoya Chand - Not so impressive journey of the past.
bobbysing wrote 10 months ago: Its an attempted journey into the film world of 60s when writing was an important aspect of films an … more →
Sahib Bibi aur Ghulam
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Nova wrote 11 months ago: Year: 1962 Sahib Bibi aur Ghulam is a classic all the way. The movie, starring Meena Kumari, Guru D … more →
Kagaz Ke Phool (1959)
bobbysing wrote 12 months ago: Universally acclaimed as one of the most important film of Indian Cinema by the great master filmmak … more →
Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam - Cinema of Guru Dutt
shakila wrote 1 year ago: Starring Meena Kumari, Guru Dutt, Waheeda Rehman, Sapru, Nair Hussain, Krishan Dhawan and Dhumal Mu … more →
Pyaasa - the cinema of Guru Dutt
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shakila wrote 1 year ago: An eternal thirst for love and fame. This is the subtext of one of the greatest films to come out o … more →
Kaagaz Key Phool - The Cinema of Guru Dutt
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shakila wrote 1 year ago: Re-visiting the cinema of Guru Dutt, you soon realise what an extraordinary visionary he was. From … more →
Guru Dutt
101dreams wrote 2 years ago: I first watched a Guru Dutt film almost two decades ago. The films were Aar Paar and Mr and Mrs 55. … more →
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