Urmila on the Premier
That made my day:
On the day of the premier Urmila and Matondkar family sent me a beautiful bouquet of flowers which said all that needed to be said. I feel like sharing that with all of you.
I would like to take this opportunity to laud her efforts and wish her the best in life.
posted by Unknown @ Monday, September 04, 2006
4 Comments:
Dear LC
Each time I watch the film, I understand something more and deep.
Guess, it will take me some more time to understand some of the profound stuff that you have scattered all through the film.
Cheers
Yogish Lavanis (EcE 1991, IT-BHU)
all the characters that played spiritual roles, displayed a certain scerenity. this is amazing. including the small girl who plays young shwetambari. one can feel the devotion in the song dedicated to shiva.
The cinematography was brilliant. The movie was exellent. Full of wonder and depth.
There remained one minor flaw. If the baba died thousands of years ago, why was his "photograph" hanging above his statue. There was no "photography" thousands of years ago.
Dear Anonymous,
I am glad you raised this point because this point was mentioned even in the review of Khalid Mohammad in DNA.
To clarify the matter, let me state that it was not a photograph but a painting done by a faculty member from the Fine Arts faculty of BHU. In fact the statue as well as the picture, both were created by them.
I think we should compliment the artists who obviously did such a wonderful job.
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