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The Good and Bad of Beauty and the Beast
Posted on March 21, 2017	by Merlin
It's a very tricky thing, taking an animated classic and remaking it as a live-action feature. Updating the story and characters to something more "modern" can be quite difficult. Changing the narrative around can open up room to create a deeper, more complex tale than the original was able to tell.
The results of that can vary somewhat. Alice in Wonderland gained a more cohesive story about fear, love, and walking to the beat of your own drum, but had some difficulty balancing the more serious and the more ridiculous aspects of its story. While I enjoyed much of Maleficent, it felt like they couldn't comprehend empowering a female character without hating on men in some way. Cinderella gave the main characters, and therefore their relationships, greater depths, which I personally loved. As for the recent Jungle Book, it blended both the animated classic with the original tale to create a brand new one, a phenomenal masterpiece, though one that scarcely had any actual "live action" in it. (side-note there… why bother calling the eventual Lion King remake a "live action" remake at all?)
Out of all of these, Beauty and the Beast was probably in the single worst and most precarious position of all. That is, quite simply, because it's decades younger than the rest. It reaps all the benefits of Disney's renaissance, and hasn't had time to suffer the drawbacks of aging in a changing society. How much room is there, really, for adding something new to this tale? Add to that how iconic the movie is, especially with the music, and the whatever wiggle room there might have been becomes increasingly confining.
Basically, Beauty and the Beast had a severe uphill battle to fight.
There were a few things left to be desired, but they generally did a good job, in my opinion.
"It is better to face it, mon ami, we cannot be replicated."
Probably the worst thing they did was to try and imitate the original animated version so much. Every other remake thus far has emphasized original content to the point where it barely resembles the original. Beauty and the Beast, by contrast, largely parrots the original, with just a few modifications and original additions. That holds true for the dialogue, the scenes, the plot, the characters, the humor, and the soundtrack, both lyrical and musical. As a result, it alternates very quickly between "stale and awkward" on the one hand, and "genuine and fresh" on the other. The gags, for instance, were much better when they were original to this film instead of repetitions of gags from the animated version.
Speaking in particular about the music, it often felt misplaced, especially when they basically copied and pasted the original soundtrack onto scenes that were anything but identical. The original songs are great, but they're also meant for children to be able to sing with ease. The changes to some lyrics was disconcerting, and the sudden change to more operatic songs was jarring. The movie felt burdened with these two radically different styles of music shoehorned together, and far too much singing overall. Good grief, I wanted to scream at the screen, just pick one style and stick with it!
As for what they did right, the best was, undoubtedly, Belle and the Beast. Both were given some backstory to explain how they became who they are, and they are surprisingly similar in some ways. One of the most common criticisms of the original version is the Stockholm argument, and they address that, to make it more like Belle and the Beast are coming to a meeting of the minds despite a significantly awful first meeting. They did have to jump through some odd hoops to achieve this, but they successfully add more… character to these two central characters.
This single moment, above all, needed to make sense.
More middling than that, they also gave some greater complexity to the characters and personal journeys of Maurice and LeFou, as well as the egotistical malice of Gaston. In Maurice's case, it gave his character more to do, providing an explanation for what he was doing during Belle's time in the castle. In LeFou's case, it made him less of a lick-spittle, but also even more of a tool, which left his reformation at the climax a little out of place for how quickly it happens. As for Gaston, though, he was both entertaining and malicious, but also visibly more unstable, which left me wondering why the villagers kept listening to him when what he said wasn't true kept getting proven as true.
As for the rest of the main cast, the servants who became household items, they more added tweaks to the characters' history – like taking the wardrobe's one operatic moment in the original and making her an opera singer this time around, or making chip a young boy who uses the plate he is on like a skateboard – but especially emphasized the pain they feel at their transformation and impending doom. They really do have great affection for each other, and that is the only reason they are able to endure their torment.
Which goes into a major theme of this movie, concerning punishment for one's misdeeds. In both versions of the story, the Beast and Gaston are both guilty of unthinking cruelty. This version explains how cruel life was to the Beast, and deepens Gaston's true evil. It also shows the shallow, small-mindedness of the villagers as they try to suppress Belle's spirit. But, hands down, the cruelest of them all is the enchantress who created the curse.
For one, single offense, she turned a man into a monster and consigned his servants, man, woman, child, and even animal alike, to a fate which is arguably worse than death. Not only does she turn them into household items, she leaves them to die slowly, painfully, and alone, having wiped all memory of them from everyone in the village, even their dearest loved ones.
A beautiful enchantress… who is a freaking psychopath!
That is pretty messed up, if you ask me, and yet she is never made to answer for it. Who is she, anyway, to do that to them? That is a question left unanswered, which is somewhat frustrating in a movie that provided so many other answers that fans of the animated film have asked.
One last thing worth addressing is how Disney advertised featuring their first openly gay couple on screen. Let's not mince words, Disney has clearly displayed a liberal agenda in some of their content, here and elsewhere. They are, after all, owned by liberals. However, the scenes centering on their homosexual tendencies come and go very quickly, leaving little ground for liberal preaching to stand on. While I do believe Disney did intend to give this cinematic recognition to the homosexual part of the audience, the hostile backlash the movie received even before it hit theaters was largely unjustified, and I have little patience for such criticism from people who haven't even seen the movie. Having one single detail I disagree with is not enough for me to crucify the entire feature, ya know?
To wrap this up:
Overall, I found Beauty and the Beast to be an enjoyable, enchanting tale, albeit with a few missteps here and there.
Rating: 8 stars out of 10.
Grade: B-Minus.
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4 Responses to The Good and Bad of Beauty and the Beast
Winter Reverie says:
You've made some solid points here that I hadn't even thought about it. I think you better described the music issues I had with the film with the opera segments being the root of the problem. (I may have pinned it solely no Audra but she was so out of place!) I do agree, for one incident to cause so much damage to those who technically had nothing to do with it was overkill.
And "overkill" might be the most polite of possible descriptions. I know that mystical creatures like fairies were given to overreact to every little slight (like the evil fairy in Sleeping Beauty, which inspired the character of Maleficent), but still, at some point, it simply becomes flat-out crazy.
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Judge Seamus Hughes.
A woman who appeared at last week's sitting of Longford District Court charged under the Road Traffic Act was disqualified from driving for four years and fined €250.
Judyta Starzynska, 61 McEoin Park, Longford appeared before Judge Seamus Hughes charged with driving while under the influence of an intoxicating substance at Deanscurragh, Longford on December 15, 2016.
Outlining the evidence to the court, Garda Scanlon said that on the date in question, he was conducting a checkpoint in the Deanscurragh area of Longford town when he observed the defendant approaching.
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McDonalds Assailant Charged With Hate Crime
Metro Weekly has an update on charges filed in the beating of a transgender woman in Rosedale last month.
The grand jury for Baltimore County indicted Teonna Brown, 18, with five charges on Monday, May 16, including that of a hate crime, for the physical attack on Chrissy Polis, a transgender woman, at the Rosedale, Md., McDonald's on Monday, April 18.
According to information obtained from the Baltimore County State's Attorney's Office, Brown was charged with first-degree assault, second-degree assault and a hate crime for the attack on Polis. Brown also was charged with second-degree assault charges regarding Vicki Thoms, who tried to intervene during the attack, and Darrick Jones.
In addition to Brown, the Baltimore County State's Attorney's Office states that a female juvenile has been charged in the Juvenile Court with the identical charges as the adult. Both individuals are currently detained. According to the office, no other individuals will be charged "with crimes arising out of this incident."
The April 18 incident was caught on video tape by a McDonald's employee who was later fired. The attack left Polis battered and angered members of the LGBT community and beyond who gathered at the McDonald's one week later for a vigil calling an end to violence. McDonald's Suspect Indicted on Assault, Hate Crimes Charges
We will hear squawking from people in our community who don't believe there should be special charges for beating up someone because of the kind of person they are. The point would be that the physical act of beating up someone because of their gender identity is identical to the physical act of beating them up for offending you in some personal way, and extra charges for "thought crimes" are unnecessary. But the government has a responsibility to protect citizens, and in particular, in this country, to protect our rights as individuals. The people who committed this crime intended to use violence to limit the personal freedom of an American citizen because of who she was, and that is a crime that goes beyond simple assault.
Or, if that logic is too abstract, just imagine that someone was dragged and shoved around while onlookers laughed, that they were punched and kicked until they had a seizure because they were Christian, and let's see how eager they will be to invoke hate crime statutes.
This crime was well documented, captured on video, and I don't think it is going to be hard to get a conviction. There is simply no argument that it is all right to beat up a woman for using the ladies room.
posted by JimK at 8:17 AM
Zoe Brain said...
"My client maintains her innocence. Anything that happened at the restaurant on her part was entirely in self-defense." -- Teonna Brown's lawyer.
No doubt we'll have anonymous commenters stating that this is correct, that assaulting a trans woman after she leaves a female restroom - then leaving the building and coming back later to repeat the assault - is just "self defence". The showernuts certainly think so.
Kelli Anne Busey said...
I have a number of friends who complain loudly whenever I advocate for hate crime laws specifically adding gender identity and expression. They obviously have issues with transgender people. One is a even a self identifying 'admirer'!
"The people who committed this crime intended to use violence to limit the personal freedom of an American citizen because of who she was, and that is a crime that goes beyond simple assault."
no, actually, that's what all assaults do
"Or, if that logic is too abstract, just imagine that someone was dragged and shoved around while onlookers laughed, that they were punched and kicked until they had a seizure because they were Christian, and let's see how eager they will be to invoke hate crime statutes."
hopefully, such an assailant would receive justice for the act, or forgiveness if they asked for it, but there should be no extra penalty for hating Christians
in truth, Christians expect to be persecuted and are commanded to rejoice when it happens
here's Matthew 5:10-12:
Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness,for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me. Rejoice and be glad, because great is your reward in heaven, for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you.
"This crime was well documented, captured on video, and I don't think it is going to be hard to get a conviction."
based on what I saw, the hate crime might be hard to prove
"There is simply no argument that it is all right to beat up a woman for using the ladies room."
no, there isn't
but no one has tried to make such an argument
aren't you being somewhat dishonest to imply that someone has argued that?
Derrick said...
You Anons are just so out of touch with reality-- It's funny, really!
It's interesting to know that mostly liberal areas (DC and Maryland) have far less divorces than the rest of the country. I guess we are doing something right!
http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/DC-Maryland-and-DC-Divorce-Less-than-the-Rest-of-US-122057594.html
actually, I realize I don't speak for everyone but, I don't find that interesting at all
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ON Thursday, two teams will represent Norwich City at the finals of the Premier League Schools Tournament on the pitch at Anfield.
Woodland Junior School and Wymondham High School qualified for the Under-11 Mixed and Under-13 Girls' events respectively and will fly the flag for Norwich City against representative teams from the other Premier League clubs.
The draw for the finals was completed by Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson, who pulled the Norwich City teams out in a group with Stoke City, Fulham, Reading and West Ham United.
Wymondham High School claimed their spot at the finals in February after winning the Under-13 Girls' event on goal difference and follow in the footsteps of Cliff Park High School who lost in the group stage at the Emirates Stadium in 2012.
Over 70 Norfolk schools entered this year's event for Under 11s, which saw boys and girls compete in the same team in a five-a-side format.
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A typical case of such unbelief begins when young men are brought up as nominal Christians. Their parents take them to church as children and there they become acquainted with those passages of the Bible used in the service. If their parents still keep some of the old habits, they may even be taught in the catechism. But they go off into the world, yield to youthful temptations, neglect to look at their Bible, and they do not develop their religious duties. They do not even try to reflect, study, or mature in the thoughts that they once might have had as children. They may even travel abroad, relax still further their religious habits, and tend to read only about those controversial issues of religion. Attending church occasionally, these occasional incidents more often offend such youth than strengthen them. Perhaps they are tempted to be morally superior to those they think are superstitious. Or the poor examples of some professing Christians disgust them. Or else they stumble because of the absurdities of others who see they are equally ignorant to themselves. At any rate, they gradually begin to doubt the reality of Christianity. A confused sense of relief that it is all untrue settles within them. Impressions deepen, reinforced by fresh arguments. At length they are convinced of their doubts in a broad sweep over the whole realm of religion. This may not be universally so, but it may be termed the natural history of skepticism. It is the experience of those who have watched the progress of unbelief in those they care about. It is confirmed by the written lines of some of the most eminent unbelievers. We find that they once gave a sort of implicit, inherited assent to the truth of Christianity and were considered believers. How then did they become skeptics? Reason, thought, and inquiry have little to do with it. Having lived for many years careless and irreligious lives, they eventually matured in their faithlessness—not by force of irreligious strength but by lapse of time. This is generally the offspring of prejudice, and its success is the result of moral depravity. Unbelief is not so much the result of a studious and controversial age as it is one of moral decline. It disperses itself in proportion as the general morals decline. People embrace it with less apprehension when all around are doing the same thing.


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Kolkata: Amid intensifying protests across West Bengal against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the recent violence in Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to arrive in Kolkata on Saturday on a nearly 20-hour trip spread over two days during which he would dedicate four renovated heritage buildings to the nation besides inaugurating the sesquicentenary celebrations of Kolkata Port.
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Stringent security is being put in place for the Prime Minister's tour amid security forces' apprehensions that a couple of organisations could try to organise large-scale protests, including black flag demonstrations, at the NSCBI Airport and on the streets.
A social media campaign has been going on with the hashtag #GoBAckModi, asking people to rally at the airport and also on VIP Road to prevent the Prime Minister from entering the city.
Rajya Sabha MP Swapan Dasgupta had articulated such fears when he spoke of a "conspiracy" to scuttle Modi's tour while interacting with the media on Thursday.
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"This is also being talked about in the student community to gather maximum people. People should be aware of this conspiracy," Dasgupta had said.
Assuring that security for the Prime Minister would be foolproof, officials said the entire route from the airport to the city would be "sanitised", including installation of barricades on the roads to ward off any chance of protest.
Meanwhile, the CPI-M has asked people to update their display picture on WhattsApp and Facebook with #GoBackModi frame "and strengthen the movement against CAA, NPR (National Population Register) and NRC (National Register of Citizens)".
In a statement, Left Front Chairman Biman Bose has urged 17 Left parties, Congress and other outfits to show black flags to Modi and organise demonstrations in various areas of the city and district headquarters with the slogan "Narendra Modi go back".
The Left-backed Students Against Fascism has called for gatherings in five places in the city, including central Kolkata's Esplanade.
As per the itinerary, Modi would fly in to the city at 5 p.m. on Saturday and head straight for the renovated and refurbished Old Currency building, one of the four heritage structures he would dedicate to the nation.
The three other buildings are Belvedere House, Metcalfe House and Victoria Memorial Hall.
Modi would then proceed to the Millennium Park on the bank of Ganga and inaugurate the interactive light and sound show of Rabindra Setu, before concluding his day's engagements with an hour-long trip to Belur Math.
The Prime Minister would spend the night at Raj Bhavan where Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar has organised a dinner in his honour.
On Sunday, the Prime Minister would inaugurate the sesquicentenary celebrations of Kolkata Port at the Netaji Indoor Stadium before departing the city by an Indian Air Force flight at 12.45 p.m.
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The Lord Jesus is your Deliverer, Savior, Redeemer and Rescuer. You can have full assurance in that because God delights in you. Jesus' finished work at the cross did it for you!
Today we give not out of obligation but as a response of thankfulness that we have first received from God.
We tithe to worship our Lord Jesus and declare that He is great. When you give to God, He will surely multiply a harvest back to you.
The House of God refers to the house built for the many membered body of Christ.
We are living stones being put together to build a house.
A neglected stone left on the ground is a stagnant/dead stone, but when it is used to build a house, it becomes a living stone.
Water in a cup is stagnant water. Water that is isolated is stagnant water. But water that is flowing is living water.
Our life is to be a constant flow.
One of the ideas of medicine is movement. When you move around, sometimes you find the pain in you leaves. God designed you to move, not to be stagnant.
God's word tells us not to neglect the gift of God — stir up and fan into flame the gift of the Holy Spirit in you.
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The next verse after that says that you have not received a spirit of fear but a spirit of love, power and a sound mind.
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When the devil levels a spiritual attack against you, it could be a response to something good that God is about to do in your life. The devil is afraid!
Don't use words like lucky. Say that you're blessed and that it's the favor of the Lord.
Don't express yourself with "Omg". Don't use God's name in vain.
Don't allow the world to make you conform.
Long after social media, God will still be standing.
The Bible will sit in judgment of you. We have no right to sit in judgment of the Bible, as if we know better than God.
Heaven and earth will pass away, but Jesus' words will never pass away.
Many have come in criticism to judge the Bible but they have since turned to bones, dust and ash.
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Sin brings forth death. Adam sinned and death came into the world.
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It's not about length of life, if not those in Hades are also living long.
Eternal life is about quality of life. In Greek it is "ionos zoe".
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They are the same, word-for-word, as our version today.
There are 66 books in the Bible. There are 66 chapters in the Book of Isaiah.
There are 39 Old Testament Books. There are 27 New Testament Books.
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The Bible is not politically correct. It just paints reality. Let's get real!


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Hilde Domin was the daughter of the Jewish lawyer Eugen Siegfried Löwenstein (1871-1942) and his wife Paula Trier. Hilde studied at the universities of Heidelberg, Bonn and Clogne and at the Humboldt University in Berlin. She was no friedn of the nazis and in 1932 she emigrated to Rome with her friend Erwin Walter Palm, who was an author and studied archeology. In 1935 she received a doctorate in political sciences in Florence and in 1936 she married Palm at the Palazzo dei Conservatori in Rome. Between 1935 and 1939 she was a language teacher in Rome.
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Do Anjaane (1976)
Man insists on marrying Woman, although Woman says plainly and clearly that she doesn't want to get married, to him or anyone else: she wants to dance and see the world. Then he is shocked—shocked!—when she is unhappy and feels trapped.
Man brings home snazzy America-returned Best Friend and encourages Woman to befriend him too.
Man is shocked—shocked!—when Woman likes Best Friend, who supports her hopes and dreams by staging a show for her.
Woman's resounding success makes Man insecure and unhappy. Best Friend sees lakhs of rupees in her future (and his, too, if he plays his cards right!).
He encourages Man to drink and neglect Woman (and by now, Child). He encourages Woman's narcissistic tendencies. Neighbors gossip.
Man realizes Best Friend's true color(s).
Best Friend pushes Man out of train. Best Friend (and Woman, who had nothing to do with it) think Man is dead, but Man only has amnesia for six years. Man recovers his memory and avenges himself on Best Friend, who is now Woman's manager.
Man is shocked—shocked!—that Woman herself has achieved fame and fortune as a movie star.
He is angry that Woman has put Child *gasp* into an expensive boarding school in beautiful Darjeeling.
Woman is suitably chastised. She watches Man and Child board a plane. She watches as the plane's doors are shut, watches as the plane taxies and takes off.
Woman is sad.
But wait! Man and Child magically reappear back inside the airport!
Man's amnesia-years adoptive Ma has intervened. Lucky, lucky Woman is forgiven and taken home.
Memsaab says: (Career-minded Woman + Angry Young Man + Greedy Gaudy Best Friend) x Stiflingly Conservative Mindset = AVOID YAAR.
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Tags: Amitabh Bachchan, Dulal Guha, I want to stick needles in my eyes, Kalyanji Anandji, Mithun Chakraborty, Pradeep Kumar, Prem Chopra, Rekha, Urmila Bhatt
99 Comments	to "Do Anjaane (1976)"
lol It's a good thing I haven't seen this film recently, 'coz I seem to remember it as something else, entirely. My vague memories include Rekha being a career-minded woman (in 70s Bollywood!) who actually shoves her pati out of the train so she can have a career in peace. :D And I do not remember her being forgiven, either. I'd much rather remember it like that – so will never re-watch.
That would indeed have been a much better movie. Instead, Rekha was portrayed as selfish, shallow and bad—well, what else can a woman who wants her own career and life be?
The whole point of the film seemed to be: you!..women!..stay at home and be pregnant!!!! and be happy with it! It's what you are for! Which I know was basically the attitude at the time, but it doesn't make it any easier to stomach.
Good lord. I've seen this and completely blocked all of it out except that Mithun was in it. Apparently the amnesia is contagious.
VOM, as I have become fond of saying. The only thing that would make it worse is Shashi going around spewing on and on about izzat – in fact, this sounds a lot like Abhinetri plus some soap opera elements for good measure, doesn't it?
VOM? What is VOM? Vomit? :D Cause if so yes. It just made me so mad that Rekha made her position clear to everyone, was ignored and pressured into marriage anyway—and then nobody could understand what her problem was! HELLOOOOO!!!! I didn't much like anybody in this, which is never a good sign…
I have had this DVD for a looooong time! Somehow I am never inclined to see it. Perhaps my sixth sense warning me?
Poor memsaab, u have tons of my sympathy for sitting
thru quite a few crappy Indian movies. Lets hope you find
something really interesting and enjoyable soon!
Somehow I have never liked Rekha except in a few movies like
Aap ki Khatir (good comedy with Vinod khanna and good songs), Umrao Jaan (1981), Khubsoorat, Ghar and Kalyug.
That is SUCH an apt review of this film- brilliant! I could never understand WHAT Rekha's character had done that was quite so bad :S For all her (supposed) feminism, she has done some remarkably regressive stuff- but i guess we all need to earn and fee ourselves …:D
She was a bit self-centered, but why not? She SAID she didn't want to get married, that she wanted to be a famous dancer and make lots of money. I didn't much like her character, but I also didn't blame her for being the way she was…I might have reacted in the same way had I been forced into a life I didn't want to lead.
Having subjected to this kind of c**p, my mother insists the other way around. There must be something wrong if a woman wants to spend time with her child. *sigh*.
Well, there are lots of children I wouldn't want to spend two minutes with (although hopefully I would bring mine up in a way that I would!) :) People of my/our mother's generation were also forced into living lives they didn't necessarily want or wouldn't have chosen for themselves. My own mother didn't really want to have kids, I think, although she was a good mom to us. But I think that is a big reason why I have chosen not to marry or have kids, and just live my life the way I please. And I'm happy that I could do so.
I think we have to give them a break sometimes for that…
I agree with you, memsaab. My mother had limited choices on what she can do, and was in Rekha's situation in a way. She fought to be a non-conformist, the best she can.
But I think there comes a time when we realize their world is not our world. We have more choices and more slack for our mistakes er…help with our responsibilities. It is not a personal affront on their struggle if we make choices that make us happy. Isn't it?
I love her dearly, but can't agree to have same priorities. Sorry to have brought in personal troubles here. :)
So all of us who went to boarding school and had a very merry time of it, thank you, had 'bad' parents, hmm? Must remember to guilt-trip dad about it. Beth's VOM it truly is.
Interestingly they shot the film while school was still in session as opposed to the holidays. And apparently AB was a good sport with the boys, chatting with them, etc. He does look rather delicious here, no? Sorry to see that the director of one of my favoritest Kaka films, Dulal Guha of 'Dushman' did this. Doesn't sound like his cup of tea really.
Would've loved to see a screenshot or two of beautiful Darj and St. Paul's, the school :-) Incidentally, Shahrukh's 'Om Shanti Om' was shot there too.
Regarding the last line above, sorry, that would be 'Main Hoon Na' not OSO.
Heee! I'll be avoiding the VOM but I wonder which other films that school has been in…
Probably Joy was there at that time, yes? I thought of you guys and rolled my eyes at the "evils" of boarding school. Hey—Abhi Bhattacharya was the kindly headmaster, how could that possibly be bad? :)
This is apparently the first movie where Amitabh and Rekha starred opposite each other. They did appear in 'Namak Haraam' (1973) earlier, but not as a lead pair.
Find it hard to believe that they acted together for only five years their last movie together being 'Silsila' (1981).
It may have been only five years, but they made a LOT of films it seems like :) I haven't seen a huge number of them though…
Yes, they did work in several movies in this span. 'Ram Balram' (1980), 'Mr. Natwarlal' (1979), 'Imaan Dharam' (1977), to name a few. Rekha has acted in several more movies with Jeetendra, but somehow they were not in the same league as that of Dharam-Hema or Amitabh-Rekha.
I didn't know Rekha knew how to dance.
I don't know anything about dance other than what I enjoy watching, but I've always thought she was a good dancer…
@Hema – You should watch 'Khoobsoorat' (1980). Rekha has a fab dance number in it.
Ashok Kumar himself does some of the playback singing.
The music is composed by the immortal R. D. Burman.
The song is based on a classical raaga.
well, I'll leave you with that :-)
Hey i remember this movie for Utpal Dutts Tajuruba/dilruba stuff. I found it amusing. Generally bollywood looks at career woman in disdain – its evolved from gross to subtle. How can a woman want anything other than domestic bliss ? :)
And yes, no boarding schools- :)
incidentally, memsaab, have you checked out mahesh manjrekar's astitva + aruna raje movies – rihaae + gehrayee ?
I have seen Rihaae and loved it….don't know that I've seen Astitva or Gehrayee though. Will look for them if they are like Rihaae though!
Gehrayee is a bhooth story – para normal, but gripping though. Astitiva ofcourse is one of a kind bollywood movie – hardhitting. Loud and melodramatic, but definitely a great watch. I think you will love it. I do not want to classify it as "feminist" etc, but it presents a womans perspective more effectively, than any other movie I have seen except perhaps Mirch Masala, which also is a great watch.
I will def. look for them and give them a whirl :) Thanks!
concise, precise review, hated it when I saw it years back on DD. Good to see that my views haven't changed for a change!
Wonder if ma was able to hammer in sense in man's brain as well!
I didn't want to spend too much time on it, had already wasted 2+ hours getting through it :)
Short and crisp.
This was one of DDs favourite movies, and as a result I must have seen it atleast 3-4 times, and hated it. Nothing made sense in this movie.
And now I want to see it again just to catch Mithun Da in that scene. Must be his earliest appearance in a hindi movie.
I was happy to see Mithun, it has to be one of his earliest appearances if not THE earliest!
Mithun's debut movie 'Mrugaya' also released in 1976. So it must be one of his early appearances.
Rucha
For this film.. i expected this review from you!! The film is actually is very indicative of the mindset of Indian people at that point of time. I can say that even at this point of time, many people still think that women who r into dancing/ acting and such showbiz kind of things are bad in character… esp here the hero was shown as a middle class man. Also u wud find references whr ppl think that eating out frequently is socially not acceptable……;)
I also liked seeing the very young Mithun in the movie…. and Amitabh looked quite handsome. It was believed I hear, that Amitabh-Rekha story started with this film.
Definitely not recommeded film…
Ugh. It is so regressive. The acting and everything else was good, but the story—UGH.
'Your heart is labeled black!' Love it. Wonder if the subtitler was down a peg or two of Black Label by then.
I don't know about the subtitler, but Amitabh's and Prem Chopra's characters had downed a few by then! :)
I never did like the Amitabh-Rekha jodi, except in 'Mr. Natwarlal'. Amitabh did some really angsty roles, which I have no patience for. :)
Hey, I liked Mr. Natwarlal too, for them. But I don't think I've seen a whole lot of their films together. Hated Silsila :)
Thanks for saying this, Banno.
When I say I cannot stand the Amitabh-Rekha jodi, I get all sorts of looks (well, I get them anyway given my rather unconventional views on many things ;-)).
People think Amitabh-Rekha was Bollywood's gift to mankind.
I guess they are entitled to their opinion but I am entitled to mine too.
Could not stand them together. More so, because it was hyped up like crazy. "Unbelievable chemistry", my painful right foot!
Not surprisingly, given my intense dislike for this jodi, I hated "Salaam-e-ishq meri jaan" from Muqaddar Ka Sikandar. It was a massive hit – which may be one reason I hated it.
Hated the movie, btw. Only saving grace was Vinod.
'Mukaddar ka Sikandar' was torture. Yes, true, Vinod gave that film some relief, and Amjad Khan. I hated everybody else in it.
I am also one who heartily dislike Amitabh Bachchan-Rekha pairing. But sadly, majority of movie going public at that time differed from my (and Raja's and Banno's) opinion.
Make it four for me on MKS! Although I don't dislike Amitabh-Rekha I don't really seek them out either. I like Amitabh best paired with Parveen Babi and Jaya but mostly he doesn't strike me much as a romantic hero at all.
I agree.. even i do not think highly of d jodi. Looks like they r tryin hard 2 prove smthing!!!
forlorn_rage
Very true! In fact, as a kid I thought he only did "angry man" roles which he was very famous for. Imagine my shock when I heard about Silsila. =O But despite the shock, I still don't buy him as romantic- just ridiculously sappy.
Oh yeah and also "Kabhi Kabhi" (knew I was forgetting something)- but at least it's much much better than Silsila.
I too only liked MKS for VK! I dislike the salaam e ishq song
too. So Raja and Atul you have company there!
Isn't there a film with a similar plotline with Zeenat and Rajesh? Instead of a dancer Zeenat is a fashion model I think.
sort of…you might be thinking of Ajnabee…but I liked the Zeenat-Rajesh chemistry better in that one, and Rajesh realized that he had been wrong in the end.
I think you missed two star attractions of this movie: the nipper in the movie playing hide-and-seek with AB, and the Bengali-speaking Movie producer, the one and only UTPAL DUTT. Both gave spectacular performances alongside AB. The mirror-trick at the climax scene was also superbly presented.
I think Hema should update her knowledge a little bit; she should watch MUQADDAR KA SIKANDAR, UMRAO JAAN, SUHAAG and KHUBSOORAT. Her dance number "SALAAME ISHQ MERI JAAN" is still greatly popular all over India.
In addition to this movie and Mr. Natwarlal, the lead couple also acted together in SUHAAG, ALAAP and SILSILA.
I missed the nipper, yes, so probably he/she/it wasn't there long enough to make any difference to me. I did not miss Utpal Dutt, but he didn't have much of a role IMO.
what is a nipper?
A little 'un! (small child) :)
Faldo
@Memsaab – I loved the comic book style review.
Like others have mentioned, this was aired on DD several times, so a good number of TV watchers in those days must have watched this movie especially since Amitabh was the biggest draw.
Though it comes across differently in the film, I have heard people say that the short story on which it was based, was more about how the Man felt when his best friend and wife had betrayed him and how he avenged this, a la Monte Cristo. Too bad they had to use self serving cliches to make the point.
Hi Faldo :) If that was the intent, the filmmakers did really mess it up—because Rekha doesn't betray Amitabh at all, she is perfectly aboveboard in her dealings with Prem Chopra's character. He is only mad at her at the end because she is famous and put their son in a (very nice!) boarding school! So dumb. It is a pity too because (love the term "self-servicing cliches"—I might have to repurpose it some day!) without them, it could have been a good film. Cast was good, director has made other films which were good, story slightly modified could have been much better…
Agree totally. Self serv(ic)ing :) Can't wait to see how you use it.
It might have been more convincing had they actually shown a betrayal. Methinks that the director feared that the audience would not have accepted the ending if he had potrayed the wife's character too negatively, given that the middle class was conservative. So he flogged the old theme about bad successful (sic) working women.
The ending of this movie just drives me batty – everyone would have been better off if Rekha had remained "unforgiven." That said I didn't like Rekha's character much (liked Amitabh's character even less) and I *do* think putting a young child, who has just lost one parent, in a boarding school is pretty awful.
The child is of school age and its been 6 years after the father's death. I think boarding school would be a blessing to forget the single parent home situation. If Rekha is indeed evil, boarding school is way better than being alone and neglected at home.
I haven't seen the movie (nor intend to..although memsaab's reviews often have the effect of making me extremely curious). So, I don't know the exact circumstances in this movie.
Certainly Rekha would have been better off "unforgiven"…agree, did not like her character but we were not supposed to like her. We WERE supposed to like Amitabh, but as you say—I liked him even LESS.
I always found the plot erroneous whenever I saw this film. But my bro and I loved the little boy and the song Luk chhip jao na…
None of the songs really appealed to me, except the spectacular dance number that I linked to at the end. Well, pretty much nothing about this appealed to me (except the very beginning shot, where Amitabh shoves an 8-track into his car stereo—nostalgia!!!!) :)
Shilpi Bose
The problem with the film was the forced so called 'happy ending', I remember the film was not so successful because nobody wanted Rekha to be forgiven. I heard — do not know how true this is —- that Dulal Guha was compelled to end the film in this way for the financiers and distributors feared that the film might flop if the hero and heroine go their separate ways. But the film flopped anyway. As for MIthun, as far as I remember this was Mithun's worst period. He did this film after already having done Mrigaya ( if I am not making a mistake as far the year this film was made that is before or after Mrigaya) and also having won the National award. I remember reading somewhere that despite an award he had no films and there were days when he was so depressed that he just wanted throw it (the award) away. Then Surakkasha happened and changed his life.
As for Utpal Dutt this was one of his best performances. What I liked about his character was he was a Bengali playing a Bengali who cannot speak Hindi at all, unlike other films where non- Bengali actors play the Bengali and it ends up being a a caricature because they are neither able to speak Bengali nor are they able to speak Hindi with the correct Bengali accent. In this case particularly for us Bengalis it was hilarious to watch Utpal Dutt, he got all the nuances right. Yes of course non-Bengaliswould not be able to understand some of the jokes, for instance there is one Bengali word which Dutt uses and when he sees that Amitabh is confused all he does is to pronounce the word in a different way that is a in more Hindi way for he is clueless about the equivalent Hindi word; obviously only Bengalis could understand the humour in this scene.
Thanks for that info on Utpal Dutt's character—that is the sort of thing that goes completely past me usually :) I don't think this movie would have worked for me even had the end been different, though.
Thanks for reminding Mithun's Surakkasha (Gun master G9) one of my fav childhood movie.He start with good movie than late 80's and 90's he gave all B to Z grade movies.I still remember in 1997 one friday his three movies were released together.
The movie was above average. superhit in bengal territory
bollywoodeewana
i had picked this for My rekhatober, but i do agree with your criticisms but this was the movie that made people sit up and take note of Rekha as a serious actress not just arm candy and for that reason it will always be quite memorable for Rekha fans. Rekha herself lists it as one of her favourite films of her career
The acting in it was good, mostly—it truly is just the story which was so disappointing. Same old, same old.
sitaji
Like Bollywooddeewana, I was also considering this for my rekhatober contribution, since I took some great screen caps of the film that have been on my computer for ages. Here's one: http://twitpic.com/2ofyuw
What I did like in the filum was the struggle on the train between the men and the Johnny Walker black label comment, which you captured in the image above, since I track all thing Johnnie Walker in Bollywood. Do Anjaane has a lot of Johnnie Walker action, so perhaps sometime I'll do a simple post focusing only on that only. I also did like how shapely and healthy Rekha was in the first number in the film which you included here. I appreciate that the industry allowed for more realistic figures in that era. Nice to see your post on the film. :)
I think both of you should review it anyway! Would be nice to see other opinions :)
I would be inclined to believe that Rekha considered this movie her favourite due to….ahem….well……..personal reasons :-)
LOL! No doubt :)
Just wondering: is it the first film where Amitabh and Mithun appear together?
Probably!
Rekha & Amitabh's were signed first in movie Duniya ka mela(1974).They shoot only one song together than Amitabh was out and Sanjay Khan was sign.Dulal Guha gave so many superhit movies this one don't even look like his movie.Young Mithun looks handsome he did guest app in movie Phool khile hain gulshan gulshan too.
I like Dulal Guha's films generally, but something went wrong here :)
oh, oh…This movie was perhaps "old fashioned", "MCP" and unfair to women in Western sense..But that was Hindustan ( not India) then in 70's….But there were a couple of hummable numbers- luk chup jaao naa and others…
I know it's a product of the mindset of the time, but it doesn't mean I have to like it! :) Maybe I will try listening to the songs again…they didn't really make much of an impression on me.
So weird that conventions were still so repressive considering based off of one of Memsaab's earlier posts, Durga Khote did break the mold that a respectable girl could enter acting and still be respectable and this was decades before the 70's! Looking at the transition from 50's/early 60's-late 60's, it seems like Bollywood just can't make up its mind.
Conservatism makes its way around in a cycle like everything else in life :) Look at how much it is back influencing things again. We just never learn anything.
I watched this movie yesterday after reading your review. And I couldn't agree more with you. The plot was so illogical! Every time Amit would start his self-righteous rant about women-babies-home-husband, and "what will the neighbors think?", and of course, those miserable interfering neighbors, my skin would crawl. One thing I can't get over is, Amit falls in love with Rekha when he sees her dancing. And I feel, for such a conservative man as Amit, Rekha's dancing costume must have felt really racy. It was more or less an embroidered bra that left her back and tummy exposed, and she had a suggestive bell-shaped thingie hanging between her legs! Also, am really curious what the 70s public thought of the movie, considering that was the time of the "hippies", and sultry Zeenat Aman and Parveen Babi.
Ha ha!!! You can't say I didn't warn you ;-)
Yes—exactly: Amit married a woman who made no pretense about who she was and what she wanted, even though he wanted something completely opposite to it, and then was shocked—shocked!—when it didn't work out for him! What an idiot.
BTW I think your reviews are one of the wittiest I have ever read.
Well, THAT makes my day :) Thank you!
I'm late :-( but a very very happy birthday Greta.
Better late than never :-). Many happy returns of the day, Greta.
Is it so ! Happy birthgday, Greta.
Note to myself- I should remember that Greta's birthday falls around the same time as that of Shammi Kapoor and Helen.
Oh…Happy birthday to you memsaab!
bawa
memsaab: now you can imagine why i felt about most hindi cinema the way i did/do……and then to hear friends and teachers, go round staying..such an interesting movie, really showed a woman's heart, etc. etc. etc… blearrrgghhhh!
Thank you all for the birthday wishes :) Atul—indeed: me, Shammi, and Helen is all you need to remember! :D
Bawa: if I had been a theater-going movie watcher in India at this point in time I very well probably would have stopped watching Hindi movies myself…but thank goodness now I have six decades of them to choose from and can soothe myself with other types after I stumble across one like this! :)
Happy Birthday!!!!!!!
Mithun Chakraborty was there in a very small role (see the sixth picture)!
Yes, I know :) That's why the picture is there…
radzi
Congratulation Memsaab
You nailed it right on!
All shots of Amit is "anger" and then stoic face.
This film is so ironic since the Bachchan bahu is still continuing her career. Although I wouldn't call the Bachchans totally feministic. Why did the Ash/Hrithik kiss have to go whereas the Amitabh/Rani kiss in "Black" stayed? Beyond his angry man roles, I don't care for Amitabh much (awaits to be stoned), but that makes me dislike him even more.
Anyway, will definately avoid this film.
I don't believe nearly everything I read about the Bachchans and their "influence" but certainly this movie is one to stay away from :)
Hi Greta,
Loved it all, your smart innuendoes and aloofness – I suppose this is what happens when heavy ideas are pushed onto the screen without thinking about their context: "only a mother can understand another mother"…! But you're right, that video… what did you like in it though? (just to see if it was the same thing that I liked)
I pretty much love EVERYTHING about that song: the costumes, the setting, the story, the dancing! :)
Ajith Nair
Awesome plot!
[ I started with "Surakksha" (which I found via Google search, after seeing its poster in a Cracked.com list) and now I am a fan of this blog… All in about half an hour!]
Glad to have you here :) I will have to look at the Cracked.com website—sounds right up my alley, LOL!
Yes it is a misogynistic piece of clap trap! Loved your review "shocked!" :)
Just saw this review and agree with you all the way – if AB knew that Rekha didn't want to get married but was pressurized to do so, then why complain that she wanted to dance and if you don't want your wife to go into movies and the stage, then why are you introducing her to your friend who wants her to do just that? I also had a question – did no one look for his body? How did they conclude that he was dead? Hubby's friend says that hubby jumped out of the train, so she just agreed and said, How convenient! Now let's see what we can do about my career! That's one huge, gaping pothole in this story.
As regards the woman not being allowed to work after marriage, I have seen plenty of people who said they didn't want their wives working after marriage. This was in the '70s, but things seem to have changed these days. Somebody told my father (this was the mother of a prospective guy for me!) that if her son found their family life suffering as a consequence of my working outside the house, he would put his foot down and I would have to quit my job, and my Dad said that his daughter would quit if and when she wanted to, and not because someone put his foot down! Needless to say, the guy didn't make it to the mandap with me!
Can't stand such stories and films – you have my sympathy, memsaab!
What a wonderful, wonderful review! @Memsaab, you not only have great writing skills, but a great sense of humor too! Just love the use of 'Man', 'Woman' and 'Shocked'
Please keep watching Bollywood movies so we get to read these reviews.
U know whenever my gal is sad i sing the song luk chip luk chip jao na………
aao mera gale lag jao na
ARE AAO NA
surprised that it was not a good movie (never watched the movie]
bdw have u seen ek paheli starring feroz khan & sanjeev kumar
do gv it a try
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