Arth movie

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• Home • Magazine • Covers • Cover Archives • From The Magazine • Column • Drinking Man • Radar • Entertainment • Cinema • Trailers • Hollywood • Music • Television • Web Series • All Entertainment • Culture • Art • Books • Features • Pop Culture • All Culture • Experiences • Adventure • Destination • Food & Drink • Travel • All Experiences • Style & Luxury • Fashion • The Grapevine • Grooming Special • Perfumes and Fragrances • Luxury • Watches • All Style & Luxury • Wheels • Auto • Car & Bike Special • All Wheels • Health & Fitness • Wellness • Personal Care • All Health & Fitness • People • Life Lessons • Personalities • Talk • Personal Questionnaire • All People • Sports • Tech • Gadgets • Gaming • All Tech • More • Archives • Humour • In The News • Politics • MW Women • Sex & Relationships • Dr. Know • Sex Advisor • Wisdom For Men • Web Stories • Subscribe • 0 Mahesh Bhatt’s Arth made 40 years ago is still the gold standard when it comes to Hindi films on the daily burden of patriarchy forced on Indian women, specially when dealing with their husband’s infidelities. It is unfortunate though that we had to wait four decades to see a film like Anubhav Sinha’s Thappad. • Post author: • Post published: 23 August 2022 • Post category: / Some films are destined to carry the weight of relevance over the decades. Arth is one of them. Forty years later it remains a textbook movie to draw the arc of self-realisation for an ordinary, middleclass, dependant Indian woman. Mahesh B...

In the deep south during the 1930s, three escaped convicts search for hidden treasure while a relentless lawman pursues them. In the deep south during the 1930s, three escaped convicts search for hidden treasure while a relentless lawman pursues them. In the deep south during the 1930s, three escaped convicts search for hidden treasure while a relentless lawman pursues them.

ARTH (“value, significance, wealth, meaning”) 1982, Hindi, 138 minutes Directed by Mahesh Bhatt Produced by Kuljit Pal for Anu Arts Story and screenplay: Mahesh Bhatt and Sujit Sen; Music: Chitra and Jagjit Singh; Lyrics: Kaifi Azmi; Art Direction: Madhukar Shinde; Cinematogaraphy: Pravin Bhatt An example of the “middle cinema” of the 1970s and ‘80s—low-budget films aimed at educated, middle class urban audiences, that try to position themselves between the “art” and mainstream cinemas, by adopting an ostensibly “realist” mode, though generally with a few songs (as here) worked into the diegesis—ARTH offers the conventional tale of a love triangle provoked by a two-timing husband but resolved, in the film’s most significant move, by the women. Though several soap-opera-like plot twists strain the credulity of the realist fabric, the film is rescued by its unusual denouement and by the fine performances of its two female principals. Pooja (Shabana Azmi), who grew up as an orphan, thought she would find the stable and secure home she craved through marriage to Inder Malhotra (Kulbhushan Karbanda), a producer of TV ads. But after seven years of marriage during which Pooja fails to conceive a child and the ups and downs of Inder’s freelance career cause repeated shifts of residence, Pooja learns that they must vacate yet another flat. Her bitterness toward Inder turns to adoring joy when, a few days later, he presents her with the keys to a spacious suburban apartment, and a w...

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In the deep south during the 1930s, three escaped convicts search for hidden treasure while a relentless lawman pursues them. In the deep south during the 1930s, three escaped convicts search for hidden treasure while a relentless lawman pursues them. In the deep south during the 1930s, three escaped convicts search for hidden treasure while a relentless lawman pursues them.

• Home • Magazine • Covers • Cover Archives • From The Magazine • Column • Drinking Man • Radar • Entertainment • Cinema • Trailers • Hollywood • Music • Television • Web Series • All Entertainment • Culture • Art • Books • Features • Pop Culture • All Culture • Experiences • Adventure • Destination • Food & Drink • Travel • All Experiences • Style & Luxury • Fashion • The Grapevine • Grooming Special • Perfumes and Fragrances • Luxury • Watches • All Style & Luxury • Wheels • Auto • Car & Bike Special • All Wheels • Health & Fitness • Wellness • Personal Care • All Health & Fitness • People • Life Lessons • Personalities • Talk • Personal Questionnaire • All People • Sports • Tech • Gadgets • Gaming • All Tech • More • Archives • Humour • In The News • Politics • MW Women • Sex & Relationships • Dr. Know • Sex Advisor • Wisdom For Men • Web Stories • Subscribe • 0 Mahesh Bhatt’s Arth made 40 years ago is still the gold standard when it comes to Hindi films on the daily burden of patriarchy forced on Indian women, specially when dealing with their husband’s infidelities. It is unfortunate though that we had to wait four decades to see a film like Anubhav Sinha’s Thappad. • Post author: • Post published: 23 August 2022 • Post category: / Some films are destined to carry the weight of relevance over the decades. Arth is one of them. Forty years later it remains a textbook movie to draw the arc of self-realisation for an ordinary, middleclass, dependant Indian woman. Mahesh B...

ARTH (“value, significance, wealth, meaning”) 1982, Hindi, 138 minutes Directed by Mahesh Bhatt Produced by Kuljit Pal for Anu Arts Story and screenplay: Mahesh Bhatt and Sujit Sen; Music: Chitra and Jagjit Singh; Lyrics: Kaifi Azmi; Art Direction: Madhukar Shinde; Cinematogaraphy: Pravin Bhatt An example of the “middle cinema” of the 1970s and ‘80s—low-budget films aimed at educated, middle class urban audiences, that try to position themselves between the “art” and mainstream cinemas, by adopting an ostensibly “realist” mode, though generally with a few songs (as here) worked into the diegesis—ARTH offers the conventional tale of a love triangle provoked by a two-timing husband but resolved, in the film’s most significant move, by the women. Though several soap-opera-like plot twists strain the credulity of the realist fabric, the film is rescued by its unusual denouement and by the fine performances of its two female principals. Pooja (Shabana Azmi), who grew up as an orphan, thought she would find the stable and secure home she craved through marriage to Inder Malhotra (Kulbhushan Karbanda), a producer of TV ads. But after seven years of marriage during which Pooja fails to conceive a child and the ups and downs of Inder’s freelance career cause repeated shifts of residence, Pooja learns that they must vacate yet another flat. Her bitterness toward Inder turns to adoring joy when, a few days later, he presents her with the keys to a spacious suburban apartment, and a w...