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| === Bollywood === |
Confessions of a Bollywood Love Thief
Stephen Alter, Harcourt, 2007
Stephen Alter follows the conception and production of Omkara, Vishal Bhardwaj's reconception of Othello. Indian movie making is inexpensive compared to Hollywood, but not cheap in rupees ( $0.0225 in 2006 ) . These are huge productions involving many hardworking people, and dozens of the cast and the directors, as well as other big Hollywood names, are followed here. Classics and box office successes are discussed.
Some of the movies mentioned:
Aan (Taming of the Shrew) |
1952 |
dir. Mehboob Kahn |
-- |
Aandhi |
1975 |
dir. Gulzar |
HI |
Anand |
1971 |
dir. Hrishikesh Mikherjee |
-- |
Angoor (The Comedy of Errors) |
1982 |
dir. Gulzar |
-- |
Arth (The Meaning) |
1982 |
dir. Mahesh Bhatt |
-- |
Barsaat (Rain) |
1949 |
dir. Raj Kapoor |
CM |
Bhumika (the Role) |
1977 |
dir. Shyam Benegal |
-- |
Bobby (Romeo and Juliet) |
1973 |
dir. Raj Kapoor |
-- |
Chaahat |
1996 |
star Naseeruddin Shah |
-- |
Chandni Bar |
2001 |
dir. Madhur Bhandarkar |
-- |
The Blue Umbrella |
2005 |
dir. Vishal Bhardwaj |
BV HI |
Corporate |
2006 |
dir. Madhur Bhandarkar |
-- |
Devdas |
1955 |
dir. Bimal Roy |
HI |
Guide |
1965 |
dir. Vijay Anand |
-- |
Hum Hain Rahi Pyar Ke |
1993 |
dir. Mahesh Bhatt |
-- |
Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron |
1983 |
dir. Sanjay Sharma |
-- |
Jewel Thief |
1967 |
dir. Vijay Anand |
-- |
Johnny Mera Naam |
196? |
dir. Vijay Anand |
-- |
Kaagaz Ke Phool |
1959 |
dir. Guru Dutt |
HI |
Kalyug |
2006 |
dir. Mahesh Bhatt |
CM beth |
Maachis (Matches) |
1996 |
dir. Gulzar |
-- |
Manthan (The Churning) |
1976 |
star Naseeruddin Shah |
-- |
Maqbool (Macbeth) |
2003 |
dir. Vishal Bhardwaj |
CM |
Miss Frontier Mail |
1936 |
star Fearless Nadia |
-- |
Mr. India |
1987 |
dir. Shekar Kapur |
-- |
Mr. Singh / Mrs. Mehta |
2010 |
dir. Pravesh Bhardwaj |
-- |
Mr Prime Minister |
2005 |
star Dev Anand |
-- |
Page 3 |
2005 |
dir. Madhur Bhandarkar |
-- |
Pakeeza (Pure One) |
1972 |
dir. Raaj Kumar |
-- |
Parineeta |
2005 |
star Saif Ali Kahn |
CM 491.43 PARINEETA |
Pyaasa (Thirst) |
1957 |
dir. Guru Dutt |
-- title reused recent bad |
Rangeela (Full of Color) |
1995 |
dir. Ram Gopal Varma |
BV |
Romanchak ??? |
201x |
dir. Vishal Bhardwaj |
not yet filmed? |
Salaam Namaste |
2005 |
star Saif Ali Kahn |
CM 491.43 SALAAM |
Satya |
1998 |
dir. Ram Gopal Varma |
HI |
Shakespeare-Wallah |
1965 |
James Ivory |
-- |
Shree 420 |
1955 |
dir. Raj Kapoor |
-- |
Yun Hota Toh Kya Hota (What If?) |
1996 |
dir. Naseeruddin Shah |
-- About 9/11 |
Zakhm (Wound) |
1998 |
dir. Mahesh Bhatt |
HI |
KLL suggests |
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Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na |
2008 |
|
CM |
Main Hoon Na |
2004 |
|
TU |
Rocket Singh |
2009 |
|
TU |
Wake Up Sid |
2009 |
|
TU |
Seen |
|||
Diwale Dulhania le Jayenge DDLJ |
1995 |
dir. Aditya Chopra |
BV |
Mother India |
1957 |
dir. Mehboob Kahn |
CM |
Lagaan (Land Tax) |
2001 |
dir. Ashutosh Gowariker |
BV HI NP |
Bandit Queen |
2004 |
dir. Shekhar Kapur |
CM |
Delhi Belly |
2011 |
|
BV CM HI |
Omkara |
2006 |
dir. Vishal Bhardwaj |
HI |
Mughal-e-Azam |
1960 |
dir. K. Asif |
CM 491.43 MUGHAL |
Sholay (Embers) |
1975 |
dir. Ramesh Sippy |
HI CM |
Bollywood
A portmanteau of Bombay and Hollywood, after "Tollywood", the nickname for Tollygunge, where many Bengali films were made.