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Dilip Kumar born on 11/12/1922 (By Sanjukta Sharma) An inspiration to some of India’s greatest actors, Dilip Kumar is unmatched in craft Grief swelled between his lines. The Dilip Kumar characters that occupy every fan’s mind are from the films he did from the late 1940s to 1960. Dilip in Andaz, Ashok in Babul, Vijay in Jogan, Shamu in Deedar, the eponymous Devdas, Devendra/Anand in Madhumati, Ganga in Gunga Jumna—they are self-conscious, egotistic and rebellious characters, but what sets them apart is an intricate self-pity. The great actor found his energy in this doomed combination; in their being wronged. Indians love sad stories. The sweet, sorrowful film song is sweeter after two pegs. There is veneration and solipsism in the way people say in casual conversation, “Dilip Kumar is the ultimate tragedy king.” A random search on Google Trends revealed Devdas’ angry alibi for dipsomania in Bimal Roy’s 1955 film—“Kaun kambakht hai jo bardaasht karne ke liye peetaa hai…”—was more searched (between 2005 and 2011) than Manmohan Singh. So Yusuf Khan from Peshawar (now in Pakistan), besides being one of our greatest actors, is perhaps also one of our drunk-surfing favourites. Statistics can’t prove that. Then there is the unquantifiable oeuvre spread over more than 60 films. That number is thin compared to most male superstars of Hindi cinema. Dilip Kumar chose to work less, and work immersively. After his films with Mehboob Khan in the 1940s (Andaz, Aan) and Bimal Roy in the 1950s (Devdas, Madhumati )—two directors who shaped a lot of what he was to mature into—Dilip Kumar progressively became involved in every aspect of film-making. “Nitin Bose, who directed Gunga Jumna, was a proxy director almost,” says Sanjit Narwekar, author of the book Dilip Kumar: The Last Emperor, which came out in 2002, the year the actor turned 80. For Gunga Jumna, Dilip Kumar himself cast a teenage boy to play the young Ganga. He rehearsed with the boy for months. For him, it was an exercise in acting. By sculpting the young Ganga, he made the character more convincing and detailed for himself. In later films, he would often ask directors to shoot his back to the camera because he wanted to test his voice as an emoting tool. Dilip Kumar’s films are free of the obsessive attention that the camera often gives to a star’s face making close-ups meaningless. Journalist Udaya Tara Nayar, who is writing Dilip Kumar’s autobiography with him—due to be released soon—recalls what she saw on the sets of Subhash Ghai’s Saudagar (1991)—one of Dilip Kumar’s last roles, a patchy phase beginning with Manoj Kumar’s Kranti (1981), when he came back to films after a six-year hiatus. Nayar says: “He has the habit of observing what is going on while a shot is being set up. So a shot was ready to be taken, Subhash Ghai called him to the set. Dilip saab said with the lighting that was set up, his moustache would not be visible.” Ashok Mehta, the cinematographer, retested, and lit up the shot differently to ensure it was visible. By the 1960s, Dilip Kumar was trapped in his own image—tragedy was in his veins. Around 1966, he frequently visited a psychiatrist in London who helped him overcome a short but intense bout of clinical depression. The doctor prescribed staying away from the melancholic roles. He took the advice seriously and forced a change of template. The buffoon in films like Gopi (1970) backfired—ill-chosen, slapdash and devoid of soul, some of these films were box-office whimpers. But during that period, another film won the fan back. Abdul Rashid Kardar’s Dil Diya Dard Liya (1966) is a petered down Wuthering Heights. As Shankar, he had to find Heathcliff’s dark beats in Naushad’s music and Shakil Badayuni’s lyrics (Koi sagar dil ko bahalata nahin ; Phir teri kahani yaad ayi ). Dizzy in love with Waheeda Rehman’s gorgeous Roopa, Dilip Kumar gave the battered lover’s role all the gravitas. Satyajit Ray had famously called Dilip Kumar “the ultimate method actor”. A few years older than Marlon Brando, who is considered the greatest method actor ever, Dilip Kumar’s obsession with over-rehearsed histrionics made him an idol for famous Indian actors who have followed the kind of dramatic pitch that they saw in Dilip Kumar. They are actors who have largely been arbiters of their own careers. Amitabh Bachchan, Naseeruddin Shah and Kamal Haasan talk profusely about imitating the Dilip Kumar of 1940s and 1950s—they have moved through some of their own best work, aware of Dilip Kumar’s record and potential. Acting was Ashok Kumar’s gift to him. After he took up a job at Bombay Talkies in 1940—for the money, as he has said in interviews—he watched Ashok Kumar on set every day. Devika Rani christened him in the early 1940s at her Bombay Talkies office, then in Pune, because then a Muslim name was anathema to producers. Ashok Kumar even gave him formal lessons on acting. In 1944, when Dilip Kumar’s first film Jwar Bhata, a musical romance, released, the critics were largely indifferent. In the late 1940s, Mela and Andaz swung his career around. Raj Kapoor was already on the rise and Dev Anand was to arrive two years later. The charismatic matinee idol in Hindi cinema was born at this time, as was the steely, sensitive and mindful Nehruvian hero. Lord Meghnad Desai overstretches this idea by deconstructing Dilip Kumar as the epitome of the Nehruvian man in his book Nehru’s Hero: Dilip Kumar in the Life of India (2004). Women loved Dilip Kumar. Up to his 30s, he was tall and wiry but he always looked older than his age—the ingrained seriousness shadowing his high forehead. Sometimes a clump of hair covered the forehead. The smile deepened his eyes. Rinki Roy, director Bimal Roy’s daughter, recalls with glee: “We lived in the same area in Bombay and every time we saw his car pass by, a blue Impala, we would swoon. I remember the car number; 2424.” Dilip Kumar’s love affairs with Kamini Kaushal and later Madhubala were long, much publicized and heartbreaking. In his early 40s, he married actor Saira Banu, 20 years younger than him. His early life was fairly humdrum. Soon after he graduated from college, the fortunes of his family of fruit merchants in Mumbai’s Crawford Market ebbed. Yusuf had to quickly find a job. The 17-year-old set up a sandwich stall in Pune’s Wellingdon Club, a British army club. A passionate cook already (film journalists of that era say that while Dev Anand picked on one roti and a bowl of salad for a meal, Dilip Kumar’s sets had a wide spread, usually his favourite Awadhi style of kebabs and biryani, for everyone), Yusuf learnt how to make sandwiches the English way. The stall became popular. A group of ladies who used to visit the stall would fondly call him “chico”, a “lad” in Spanish. Saira Banu often still calls him “chico”. Pakistan made Dilip Kumar their own—it’s a country he has never lost despite having shifted from there when he was a young boy. But Mumbai remains his home. Through the 1980s, he faced unfair public scrutiny from the Hindu right. A friend of the Congress party and a former nominated member of the Rajya Sabha, he was never in electoral politics. His secularism, questioned on many occasions, is in the broadest sense of the word—a philanthropist, he has fought against the censorship establishment, and for freedom and human dignity. In Gunga Jumna, the censors wanted the last words of his character, “Hey Ram”, cut—how could Dilip Kumar, a Muslim, use the same last words as Mahatma Gandhi, even if it was only on screen? In the 1980s, he was accused of being a Pakistani spy based on some bizarre grounds. He was the target of the late Shiv Sena leader Bal Thackeray’s ire when Pakistan bestowed its highest honour, the Nishaan-e-Imtiaz, on him. By then, he was in his 70s, and unwilling to fight. Now, on rare occasions, the 90-year-old actor appears in commemorative photo shoots or visits celebrity parties with Saira Banu by his side. Most of the time, says Nayar based on her close interactions with him, he loves watching sports on TV or reading newspapers and books. His blog is a casual chronicle of the people who visit him, or friends he has lost over the years. “When it comes to films, Dilip saab does not miss a Rajkumar Hirani film even if it is on TV,” Nayar says. His clipped, halting manner of speech, in proficient Hindi, Urdu or English, gives away much of him. He has chosen his passions mindfully, and chiselled them to exemplary standards.

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{ Actor-filmmaker-story teller Kamal Hassan's work requires no introduction. From physically altering himself for characters from his films to narrating powerful tales- Haasan along with his cinema has consistently been relevant into our society. A multi-talented character, Haasan began his trip in cinema as a child artiste in age four and since that time was entertaining, engaging audiences with his cinema.As that the actor turns a year old, we take a look at a few of his unidentified films that were excellent in their own right but went undetected. A YouTube nevertheless from Aval Appadithan featuring Sripriya, Rajinikanth and Kamal HaasanAnbe Sivam: The actor requires an agnostic position about atheism and communism in Anbe Sivam, that translates into 'Love is God'. The film revolves around two figures - a communist and a capitalist, who understand important course of life using a road trip. The film remains underrated thus far since most misunderstood its sarcastic undertones related to atheism. A YouTube nevertheless from Anbe SivamRaja Paarvai: Kamal Haasan took the danger of playing with a blind character in his 100th film. Within this poignant tale of love involving a blind violinist and a young Christian woman, director Singeetham Srinivasa Rao pulled the best from Kamal, who'd also co-written that the film. A YouTube nevertheless from Raja PaarvaiVirumaandi: Borrowing the narrative design of Japanese film Rashomon, Kamal dealt with the abolition of death sentence by the Indian judicial procedure in Virumaandi. As a happy-go-lucky village woman, he presented one of the best performances in his career for this film, that will be remembered for committing Tamil cinema among the greatest actors, Pasupathy.A YouTube nevertheless from the filmHey Ram: During this semi-fictional recounting of India's partition as well as the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, Kamal since the film's author-director and actor highlights religious extremism. Even the film was a box office tragedy and paved way to lots of controversies, however the audience barely realised that its goal was to underline the travel of a character called Saket Ram, that resisted the thought of procuring rights during violence and enabled religious hatred to be taken over by love.A YouTube nevertheless from Hey Raam featuring Kamal Haasan and Shah Rukh Khan.Guna: it's quite improbable that Guna would ever feature at a listing of best films featuring Kamal since it still remains unappreciated and'd proven to be yet another box office collapse. However, I doubt if anyone else may have played with an innocent schizophrenic to perfection. A complex love story, the film may only be adopted if one known an important line by a song, which translates into "such love, to be known by people, isn't human love; it's past that. This can be heavenly love". A YouTube nevertheless from Guna at which Haasan shifted himself to play the fundamental character.Varumayin Niram Sivappu: A satire about the unemployment scenario in India from the 1980s, Kamal collaborated with his mentor K. Balachander into play a jobless youth at the film. Varumayin Niram Sivappu, that fittingly translates into 'Colour of Poverty is Red', is a distinctive film that not only entertains but questions the veracity of modern-afternoon childhood at a socialist India. A YouTube nevertheless from the film featuring Haasan and Sridevi.Mahanadi: Easily among the very tragic films in Kamal's profession, Mahanadi pits a villager against people from a city who feign him off his wealth. As a tormented father seeking his lost kids, this is easily among those actor's best performance at the 1990s. A YouTube nevertheless from the film. Swati Mutyam: As an adult together with the thoughts of a youngster, the actor demonstrated once again why he's considered one of the nation's best actors. It had been regarded as the Indian variant of Tom Hanks-starrer Forrest Gump, however in reality, Swati Mutyam was a brilliant attempt to face existing socio-cultural customs through the eyes of an autistic individual. It's deemed underrated because most failed to comprehend what it set out to attain. A YouTube nevertheless from the film. ! (window,record,'script', ''https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js');fbq('init', ' '482038382136514');fbq('monitor', ' 'PageView'); Aval Appadithan: Arguably among those masterpieces of all Tamil cinema, this film might have been a box office tragedy, but it had been made considerably before its time. Kamal plays a documentary filmmaker, through whose eyes the film presents that the moving story of Sripriya, a men-hating independent woman using a sour past. The razor-sharp dialogues using surrealistic filmmaking style provide an adventure no Tamil film, before or after, has managed to provide.|A YouTube nevertheless from Aval Appadithan featuring Sripriya, Rajinikanth and Kamal HaasanAnbe Sivam: The actor requires an agnostic position about atheism and communism in Anbe Sivam, that translates into 'Love is God'. The film revolves around two figures - a communist and a capitalist, who understand important course of life using a road trip. The film remains underrated thus far since most misunderstood its sarcastic undertones related to atheism. A YouTube nevertheless from Anbe SivamRaja Paarvai: Kamal Haasan took the danger of playing with a blind character in his 100th film. Within this poignant tale of love involving a blind violinist and a young Christian woman, director Singeetham Srinivasa Rao pulled the best from Kamal, who'd also co-written that the film. A YouTube nevertheless from Raja PaarvaiVirumaandi: Borrowing the narrative design of Japanese film Rashomon, Kamal dealt with the abolition of death sentence by the Indian judicial procedure in Virumaandi. As a happy-go-lucky village woman, he presented one of the best performances in his career for this film, that will be remembered for committing Tamil cinema among the greatest actors, Pasupathy.A YouTube nevertheless from the filmHey Ram: During this semi-fictional recounting of India's partition as well as the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, Kamal since the film's author-director and actor highlights religious extremism. Even the film was a box office tragedy and paved way to lots of controversies, however the audience barely realised that its goal was to underline the travel of a character called Saket Ram, that resisted the thought of procuring rights during violence and enabled religious hatred to be taken over by love.A YouTube nevertheless from Hey Raam featuring Kamal Haasan and Shah Rukh Khan.Guna: it's quite improbable that Guna would ever feature at a listing of best films featuring Kamal since it still remains unappreciated and'd proven to be yet another box office collapse. However, I doubt if anyone else may have played with an innocent schizophrenic to perfection. A complex love story, the film may only be adopted if one known an important line by a song, which translates into "such love, to be known by people, isn't human love; it's past that. This can be heavenly love". A YouTube nevertheless from Guna at which Haasan shifted himself to play the fundamental character.Varumayin Niram Sivappu: A satire about the unemployment scenario in India from the 1980s, Kamal collaborated with his mentor K. Balachander into play a jobless youth at the film. Varumayin Niram Sivappu, that fittingly translates into 'Colour of Poverty is Red', is a distinctive film that not only entertains but questions the veracity of modern-afternoon childhood at a socialist India. A YouTube nevertheless from the film featuring Haasan and Sridevi.Mahanadi: Easily among the very tragic films in Kamal's profession, Mahanadi pits a villager against people from a city who feign him off his wealth. As a tormented father seeking his lost kids, this is easily among those actor's best performance at the 1990s. A YouTube nevertheless from the film. Swati Mutyam: As an adult together with the thoughts of a youngster, the actor demonstrated once again why he's considered one of the nation's best actors. It had been regarded as the Indian variant of Tom Hanks-starrer Forrest Gump, however in reality, Swati Mutyam was a brilliant attempt to face existing socio-cultural customs through the eyes of an autistic individual. It's deemed underrated because most failed to comprehend what it set out to attain. A YouTube nevertheless from the film. ! (window,record,'script', ''https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js');fbq('init', ' '482038382136514');fbq('monitor', ' 'PageView'); Actor-filmmaker-story teller Kamal Hassan's work requires no introduction. From physically altering himself for characters from his films to narrating powerful tales- Haasan along with his cinema has consistently been relevant into our society. A multi-talented character, Haasan began his trip in cinema as a child artiste in age four and since that time was entertaining, engaging audiences with his cinema.As that the actor turns a year old, we take a look at a few of his unidentified films that were excellent in their own right but went undetected. Aval Appadithan: Arguably among those masterpieces of all Tamil cinema, this film might have been a box office tragedy, but it had been made considerably before its time. Kamal plays a documentary filmmaker, through whose eyes the film presents that the moving story of Sripriya, a men-hating independent woman using a sour past. The razor-sharp dialogues using surrealistic filmmaking style provide an adventure no Tamil film, before or after, has managed to provide. |Aval Appadithan: Arguably among those masterpieces of all Tamil cinema, this film might have been a box office tragedy, but it had been made considerably before its time. Kamal plays a documentary filmmaker, through whose eyes the film presents that the moving story of Sripriya, a men-hating independent woman using a sour past. The razor-sharp dialogues using surrealistic filmmaking style provide an adventure no Tamil film, before or after, has managed to provide. Actor-filmmaker-story teller Kamal Hassan's work requires no introduction. From physically altering himself for characters from his films to narrating powerful tales- Haasan along with his cinema has consistently been relevant into our society. A multi-talented character, Haasan began his trip in cinema as a child artiste in age four and since that time was entertaining, engaging audiences with his cinema.As that the actor turns a year old, we take a look at a few of his unidentified films that were excellent in their own right but went undetected. A YouTube nevertheless from Aval Appadithan featuring Sripriya, Rajinikanth and Kamal HaasanAnbe Sivam: The actor requires an agnostic position about atheism and communism in Anbe Sivam, that translates into 'Love is God'. The film revolves around two figures - a communist and a capitalist, who understand important course of life using a road trip. The film remains underrated thus far since most misunderstood its sarcastic undertones related to atheism. A YouTube nevertheless from Anbe SivamRaja Paarvai: Kamal Haasan took the danger of playing with a blind character in his 100th film. Within this poignant tale of love involving a blind violinist and a young Christian woman, director Singeetham Srinivasa Rao pulled the best from Kamal, who'd also co-written that the film. A YouTube nevertheless from Raja PaarvaiVirumaandi: Borrowing the narrative design of Japanese film Rashomon, Kamal dealt with the abolition of death sentence by the Indian judicial procedure in Virumaandi. As a happy-go-lucky village woman, he presented one of the best performances in his career for this film, that will be remembered for committing Tamil cinema among the greatest actors, Pasupathy.A YouTube nevertheless from the filmHey Ram: During this semi-fictional recounting of India's partition as well as the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, Kamal since the film's author-director and actor highlights religious extremism. Even the film was a box office tragedy and paved way to lots of controversies, however the audience barely realised that its goal was to underline the travel of a character called Saket Ram, that resisted the thought of procuring rights during violence and enabled religious hatred to be taken over by love.A YouTube nevertheless from Hey Raam featuring Kamal Haasan and Shah Rukh Khan.Guna: it's quite improbable that Guna would ever feature at a listing of best films featuring Kamal since it still remains unappreciated and'd proven to be yet another box office collapse. However, I doubt if anyone else may have played with an innocent schizophrenic to perfection. A complex love story, the film may only be adopted if one known an important line by a song, which translates into "such love, to be known by people, isn't human love; it's past that. This can be heavenly love". A YouTube nevertheless from Guna at which Haasan shifted himself to play the fundamental character.Varumayin Niram Sivappu: A satire about the unemployment scenario in India from the 1980s, Kamal collaborated with his mentor K. Balachander into play a jobless youth at the film. Varumayin Niram Sivappu, that fittingly translates into 'Colour of Poverty is Red', is a distinctive film that not only entertains but questions the veracity of modern-afternoon childhood at a socialist India. A YouTube nevertheless from the film featuring Haasan and Sridevi.Mahanadi: Easily among the very tragic films in Kamal's profession, Mahanadi pits a villager against people from a city who feign him off his wealth. As a tormented father seeking his lost kids, this is easily among those actor's best performance at the 1990s. A YouTube nevertheless from the film. Swati Mutyam: As an adult together with the thoughts of a youngster, the actor demonstrated once again why he's considered one of the nation's best actors. It had been regarded as the Indian variant of Tom Hanks-starrer Forrest Gump, however in reality, Swati Mutyam was a brilliant attempt to face existing socio-cultural customs through the eyes of an autistic individual. It's deemed underrated because most failed to comprehend what it set out to attain. A YouTube nevertheless from the film. ! (window,record,'script', ''https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js');fbq('init', ' '482038382136514');fbq('monitor', ' 'PageView'); }

{ Actor-filmmaker-story teller Kamal Hassan’s work requires no introduction. From physically altering himself for characters from his films to narrating powerful tales- Haasan along with his cinema has consistently been relevant into our society. A multi-talented character, Haasan began his trip in cinema as a child artiste in age four and since that time was entertaining, engaging audiences with his cinema.As that the actor turns a year old, we take a look at a few of his unidentified films that were excellent in their own right but went undetected. A YouTube nevertheless from Aval Appadithan featuring Sripriya, Rajinikanth and Kamal HaasanAnbe Sivam: The actor requires an agnostic position about atheism and communism in Anbe Sivam, that translates into ‘Love is God’. The film revolves around two figures – a communist and a capitalist, who understand important course of life using a road trip. The film remains underrated thus far since most misunderstood its sarcastic undertones related to atheism. A YouTube nevertheless from Anbe SivamRaja Paarvai: Kamal Haasan took the danger of playing with a blind character in his 100th film. Within this poignant tale of love involving a blind violinist and a young Christian woman, director Singeetham Srinivasa Rao pulled the best from Kamal, who’d also co-written that the film. A YouTube nevertheless from Raja PaarvaiVirumaandi: Borrowing the narrative design of Japanese film Rashomon, Kamal dealt with the abolition of death sentence by the Indian judicial procedure in Virumaandi. As a happy-go-lucky village woman, he presented one of the best performances in his career for this film, that will be remembered for committing Tamil cinema among the greatest actors, Pasupathy.A YouTube nevertheless from the filmHey Ram: During this semi-fictional recounting of India’s partition as well as the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, Kamal since the film’s author-director and actor highlights religious extremism. Even the film was a box office tragedy and paved way to lots of controversies, however the audience barely realised that its goal was to underline the travel of a character called Saket Ram, that resisted the thought of procuring rights during violence and enabled religious hatred to be taken over by love.A YouTube nevertheless from Hey Raam featuring Kamal Haasan and Shah Rukh Khan.Guna: it’s quite improbable that Guna would ever feature at a listing of best films featuring Kamal since it still remains unappreciated and’d proven to be yet another box office collapse. However, I doubt if anyone else may have played with an innocent schizophrenic to perfection. A complex love story, the film may only be adopted if one known an important line by a song, which translates into “such love, to be known by people, isn’t human love; it’s past that. This can be heavenly love”. A YouTube nevertheless from Guna at which Haasan shifted himself to play the fundamental character.Varumayin Niram Sivappu: A satire about the unemployment scenario in India from the 1980s, Kamal collaborated with his mentor K. Balachander into play a jobless youth at the film. Varumayin Niram Sivappu, that fittingly translates into ‘Colour of Poverty is Red’, is a distinctive film that not only entertains but questions the veracity of modern-afternoon childhood at a socialist India. A YouTube nevertheless from the film featuring Haasan and Sridevi.Mahanadi: Easily among the very tragic films in Kamal’s profession, Mahanadi pits a villager against people from a city who feign him off his wealth. As a tormented father seeking his lost kids, this is easily among those actor’s best performance at the 1990s. A YouTube nevertheless from the film. Swati Mutyam: As an adult together with the thoughts of a youngster, the actor demonstrated once again why he’s considered one of the nation’s best actors. It had been regarded as the Indian variant of Tom Hanks-starrer Forrest Gump, however in reality, Swati Mutyam was a brilliant attempt to face existing socio-cultural customs through the eyes of an autistic individual. It’s deemed underrated because most failed to comprehend what it set out to attain. A YouTube nevertheless from the film. ! (window,record,’script’, ”https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js’);fbq(‘init’, ‘ ‘482038382136514’);fbq(‘monitor’, ‘ ‘PageView’); Aval Appadithan: Arguably among those masterpieces of all Tamil cinema, this film might have been a box office tragedy, but it had been made considerably before its time. Kamal plays a documentary filmmaker, through whose eyes the film presents that the moving story of Sripriya, a men-hating independent woman using a sour past. The razor-sharp dialogues using surrealistic filmmaking style provide an adventure no Tamil film, before or after, has managed to provide.|A YouTube nevertheless from Aval Appadithan featuring Sripriya, Rajinikanth and Kamal HaasanAnbe Sivam: The actor requires an agnostic position about atheism and communism in Anbe Sivam, that translates into ‘Love is God’. The film revolves around two figures – a communist and a capitalist, who understand important course of life using a road trip. The film remains underrated thus far since most misunderstood its sarcastic undertones related to atheism. A YouTube nevertheless from Anbe SivamRaja Paarvai: Kamal Haasan took the danger of playing with a blind character in his 100th film. Within this poignant tale of love involving a blind violinist and a young Christian woman, director Singeetham Srinivasa Rao pulled the best from Kamal, who’d also co-written that the film. A YouTube nevertheless from Raja PaarvaiVirumaandi: Borrowing the narrative design of Japanese film Rashomon, Kamal dealt with the abolition of death sentence by the Indian judicial procedure in Virumaandi. As a happy-go-lucky village woman, he presented one of the best performances in his career for this film, that will be remembered for committing Tamil cinema among the greatest actors, Pasupathy.A YouTube nevertheless from the filmHey Ram: During this semi-fictional recounting of India’s partition as well as the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, Kamal since the film’s author-director and actor highlights religious extremism. Even the film was a box office tragedy and paved way to lots of controversies, however the audience barely realised that its goal was to underline the travel of a character called Saket Ram, that resisted the thought of procuring rights during violence and enabled religious hatred to be taken over by love.A YouTube nevertheless from Hey Raam featuring Kamal Haasan and Shah Rukh Khan.Guna: it’s quite improbable that Guna would ever feature at a listing of best films featuring Kamal since it still remains unappreciated and’d proven to be yet another box office collapse. However, I doubt if anyone else may have played with an innocent schizophrenic to perfection. A complex love story, the film may only be adopted if one known an important line by a song, which translates into “such love, to be known by people, isn’t human love; it’s past that. This can be heavenly love”. A YouTube nevertheless from Guna at which Haasan shifted himself to play the fundamental character.Varumayin Niram Sivappu: A satire about the unemployment scenario in India from the 1980s, Kamal collaborated with his mentor K. Balachander into play a jobless youth at the film. Varumayin Niram Sivappu, that fittingly translates into ‘Colour of Poverty is Red’, is a distinctive film that not only entertains but questions the veracity of modern-afternoon childhood at a socialist India. A YouTube nevertheless from the film featuring Haasan and Sridevi.Mahanadi: Easily among the very tragic films in Kamal’s profession, Mahanadi pits a villager against people from a city who feign him off his wealth. As a tormented father seeking his lost kids, this is easily among those actor’s best performance at the 1990s. A YouTube nevertheless from the film. Swati Mutyam: As an adult together with the thoughts of a youngster, the actor demonstrated once again why he’s considered one of the nation’s best actors. It had been regarded as the Indian variant of Tom Hanks-starrer Forrest Gump, however in reality, Swati Mutyam was a brilliant attempt to face existing socio-cultural customs through the eyes of an autistic individual. It’s deemed underrated because most failed to comprehend what it set out to attain. A YouTube nevertheless from the film. ! (window,record,’script’, ”https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js’);fbq(‘init’, ‘ ‘482038382136514’);fbq(‘monitor’, ‘ ‘PageView’); Actor-filmmaker-story teller Kamal Hassan’s work requires no introduction. From physically altering himself for characters from his films to narrating powerful tales- Haasan along with his cinema has consistently been relevant into our society. A multi-talented character, Haasan began his trip in cinema as a child artiste in age four and since that time was entertaining, engaging audiences with his cinema.As that the actor turns a year old, we take a look at a few of his unidentified films that were excellent in their own right but went undetected. Aval Appadithan: Arguably among those masterpieces of all Tamil cinema, this film might have been a box office tragedy, but it had been made considerably before its time. Kamal plays a documentary filmmaker, through whose eyes the film presents that the moving story of Sripriya, a men-hating independent woman using a sour past. The razor-sharp dialogues using surrealistic filmmaking style provide an adventure no Tamil film, before or after, has managed to provide. |Aval Appadithan: Arguably among those masterpieces of all Tamil cinema, this film might have been a box office tragedy, but it had been made considerably before its time. Kamal plays a documentary filmmaker, through whose eyes the film presents that the moving story of Sripriya, a men-hating independent woman using a sour past. The razor-sharp dialogues using surrealistic filmmaking style provide an adventure no Tamil film, before or after, has managed to provide. Actor-filmmaker-story teller Kamal Hassan’s work requires no introduction. From physically altering himself for characters from his films to narrating powerful tales- Haasan along with his cinema has consistently been relevant into our society. A multi-talented character, Haasan began his trip in cinema as a child artiste in age four and since that time was entertaining, engaging audiences with his cinema.As that the actor turns a year old, we take a look at a few of his unidentified films that were excellent in their own right but went undetected. A YouTube nevertheless from Aval Appadithan featuring Sripriya, Rajinikanth and Kamal HaasanAnbe Sivam: The actor requires an agnostic position about atheism and communism in Anbe Sivam, that translates into ‘Love is God’. The film revolves around two figures – a communist and a capitalist, who understand important course of life using a road trip. The film remains underrated thus far since most misunderstood its sarcastic undertones related to atheism. A YouTube nevertheless from Anbe SivamRaja Paarvai: Kamal Haasan took the danger of playing with a blind character in his 100th film. Within this poignant tale of love involving a blind violinist and a young Christian woman, director Singeetham Srinivasa Rao pulled the best from Kamal, who’d also co-written that the film. A YouTube nevertheless from Raja PaarvaiVirumaandi: Borrowing the narrative design of Japanese film Rashomon, Kamal dealt with the abolition of death sentence by the Indian judicial procedure in Virumaandi. As a happy-go-lucky village woman, he presented one of the best performances in his career for this film, that will be remembered for committing Tamil cinema among the greatest actors, Pasupathy.A YouTube nevertheless from the filmHey Ram: During this semi-fictional recounting of India’s partition as well as the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, Kamal since the film’s author-director and actor highlights religious extremism. Even the film was a box office tragedy and paved way to lots of controversies, however the audience barely realised that its goal was to underline the travel of a character called Saket Ram, that resisted the thought of procuring rights during violence and enabled religious hatred to be taken over by love.A YouTube nevertheless from Hey Raam featuring Kamal Haasan and Shah Rukh Khan.Guna: it’s quite improbable that Guna would ever feature at a listing of best films featuring Kamal since it still remains unappreciated and’d proven to be yet another box office collapse. However, I doubt if anyone else may have played with an innocent schizophrenic to perfection. A complex love story, the film may only be adopted if one known an important line by a song, which translates into “such love, to be known by people, isn’t human love; it’s past that. This can be heavenly love”. A YouTube nevertheless from Guna at which Haasan shifted himself to play the fundamental character.Varumayin Niram Sivappu: A satire about the unemployment scenario in India from the 1980s, Kamal collaborated with his mentor K. Balachander into play a jobless youth at the film. Varumayin Niram Sivappu, that fittingly translates into ‘Colour of Poverty is Red’, is a distinctive film that not only entertains but questions the veracity of modern-afternoon childhood at a socialist India. A YouTube nevertheless from the film featuring Haasan and Sridevi.Mahanadi: Easily among the very tragic films in Kamal’s profession, Mahanadi pits a villager against people from a city who feign him off his wealth. As a tormented father seeking his lost kids, this is easily among those actor’s best performance at the 1990s. A YouTube nevertheless from the film. Swati Mutyam: As an adult together with the thoughts of a youngster, the actor demonstrated once again why he’s considered one of the nation’s best actors. It had been regarded as the Indian variant of Tom Hanks-starrer Forrest Gump, however in reality, Swati Mutyam was a brilliant attempt to face existing socio-cultural customs through the eyes of an autistic individual. It’s deemed underrated because most failed to comprehend what it set out to attain. A YouTube nevertheless from the film. ! (window,record,’script’, ”https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js’);fbq(‘init’, ‘ ‘482038382136514’);fbq(‘monitor’, ‘ ‘PageView’); }

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