Movie Review 'Midnights children'

Movie review as under,

        The movie ‘Midnight’s children’ directed by DeepaMaheta which is based on the novel Midnight’s children by Salman Rushdie. The selection of characters is good in this movie. We can apply the postcolonial theory in this movie. As we know that in the history of India we get freedom at midnight on 14th August, 1947. After getting freedom we can see crises between Hindu and Muslim and also between rich and poor. Because as we know before independence white people as superior, or difference between two nations. So after getting freedom this idea remain in the mind of Indian people. So we can see crises between rich and poor. And rich try to get the position of superior like white man. So invisibly we can see gape remains as it is but in other way, as post colonialism. And this idea reflects in this movie specially in the role of Shiva and Saleem. So here I try to apply the theory of Postcolonialism.And also we can see the crises between Hindu and Muslim in the movie. We can also see the generation gap in this movie. And new generation does not believe in crises of religion. So in this movie we can see Parvati give the birth of child, biological father is Shiva but child accepted by Saleem. It means our bloods are same but we separated people in different religions. We can see this idea in the movie ‘Kranti’ in which NanabhaiPatekarminguling the blood of hindu and muslim then he ask to people that tell me which blood of hindu and which of muslim. Thus I found social, cultural and political power that sustains colonialism and neocolonialism in this movie also.

 

Movie Review 'Tamasha'

Movie Review as under,

       In this movie characters are representing reality of life. We are busy in same things everyday. But in this movie lady character does't like this type of life. She believes in free life and ideas. She does't like to be as usual but rather in free ideas. As same in literature also we can see character like her for example Lily in 'To the Lighthouse'. In real life also we can see character like them. And it is good that they are enjoying their life rather than to living in boundaries and rules. 

Movie Review 'Hello'

Movie Review 'Hello'

    We can found contemporary issue in the film. For example now a day’s multinational companies are settled in our country. So issue of privatization and corruption also we can see in the novel. Bossism also we can see in this film. We can see boss like Bakshi and workers like Shyam, Priyanka, Varun, etc. And generation gap also reflected in the novel. So we can say that there are many contemporary issue found in the novel. Mannepean satire it means seriocomic genre or contemporary ideas and institutions were criticized in satire style. And we can found it in the novel like Bossism, satire on work culture, marriage institution, family values, etc. And it is like anti traditional and the character of PRIYANKA represent it. She respects her mother but she can't sacrifice her life. So all these things we can see in the novel. Effect of globalization, Suman Gupta in Under Construction: "World Literature" in the Twenty First Century portrays many of globalization's major topics and processes: intercultural relations, intercultural conflicts, hybridity, etc. And these types of points we can see in the novel like mixture of two cultures and hybridity in foods, clothes, etc. We can see technological elements used in the film. We can say that it is popular literature. It means lack of cause and effect, no depth in characters, traditional philosophy, literature of children, it not raise or answer abstract questions, etc. These are all qualities of popular culture. And we can found these all things in the film like no depth in the characters, no abstract questions, etc. 

Movie Review 'Waiting for Godot'.

Movie Review as under,

 In both acts, evening falls into night and moon rises. So in our life also we are waiting but nothing happened. Everyday is same like coming of night and moon. Moon looking on earth nothing else. As same we are just waiting. Ya, it is absurd literature and it means nothingness. And it is reflect in this debris or rubbish kind of things. So we can say it is appropriate here.  This play begins with the dialogue ' Nothing to be done'. Through out the play we can see this thing. All the characters are doing nothing through out the play and as same we are doing in our life. So the theme of nothingness recurs in this play. So after all it is faithful movie based on the pay 'Waiting for Godot'.

Wazir movie review

Movie Review as under,

  one Wazir is quit a good movie. It is like CID, planned constructed by Amitabh. And one thing is very interesting that is character of Wazir which is just constructed in mind. But in real life there is no any character but it is one part of the plan constructed by Panditaji (Amitabh). So it is like that movie. And whole secrets are come out in last last two minutes. But the point is that there is fighting between two different people,poor and rich. And power played vital role in this movie also. But it is good . So after all we can say that power played a vital role every where in our society and it reflects in the movie.

Movie review of 'Hum Saath Saath Hain'

Movie review as under,

         This movie based on family values. And it try to show that happiness is in combined family. But if we think about any individual person so he/she may suffer in combined family. So for the individual freedom it's not good value. And we can also see the class division in this movie. For example the main characters are rich while servants of family are not rich. And they doing all works of whole house. So on the looking of that point it's not good movie. And from these type of angel we can deconstruct this movie.

Review of the movie Bajirao Mastani

Review of the movie Bajirao Mastani

This movie directed by Sanjay Lila Bhansali. In this movie he tries to highlighted many issues like family, religion, nationality, caste, etc. There are some major characters like Bajirao, Mastani, Kashi, Nana, Ma sahib, Krishnaji Bhatt, etc. These all characters are real in the sense all have their plus and minus points. Concept of education differs in various times like in old age King learnt Talvarbazi, Ghode savari, etc. Now a days stories, poems, mathematics, technology, computers, etc. So in that sense Mastani  is educated because she know Talvarbaji and all those things while Kashi don’t know it. So we can also see it while educating their children. Mastani give the knowledge of bravery, role model, etc. While Kashi goes to listening ‘Kirtan’ with her child, she gives religious knowledge. As same in our society also we can say that

‘ Ek bhanelo dikaro ek kul ne tare, Jyare bhaneli dikari tran kul ne tare’

If mother is educated properly then she teaches rational, technological, freedom, etc. But uneducated woman teaches religious things, rules of society, faith in God, etc to her child. So we can see that issue also in the movie.

Then another issue is related with caste or religion. Krishnaji Bhatt is a character like ‘Thekedar of Religion’ while Bajirao and Mastani is different than him. And it not means that all Brahmins are like Krishna Bhatt because there is one another Brahmin character like Shivaji Bhatt. He saves the life of Mastani through telling Kashi but than what happened with him? He killed by his own caste. So generally the function of religion is to save the people not to kill the people. Because after all ‘Religious is for people, people is not for religious’. And because of these all things Individual person suffers lot in between these all things.

So after all life is like these lines as under,

“Jivan e koi talav jevu bandhiyar jal nathi pan ek

Uchlata, kudta, najuk, namna, jarna jevu che…”

Thus, it is good movie and we can learn many things from this if we wish.