Comments on: Hiding Divya http://filmiholic.com/2006/11/04/hiding-divya/ Meri duniya - bilkul filmi Sat, 22 Nov 2008 23:38:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: yves http://filmiholic.com/2006/11/04/hiding-divya/#comment-55832 Mon, 30 Jul 2007 20:15:29 +0000 http://filmiholic.com/2006/11/04/hiding-divya/#comment-55832 Hi Maria, Thanks for this very nice suggestion, indeed the film sounds very interesting. I enjoy films which are not "easy to watch", even though those that are, naturally can provide a good show too! Cheers yves Hi Maria,
Thanks for this very nice suggestion, indeed the film sounds very interesting. I enjoy films which are not “easy to watch”, even though those that are, naturally can provide a good show too!
Cheers
yves

]]> by: Neelam http://filmiholic.com/2006/11/04/hiding-divya/#comment-24611 Fri, 02 Feb 2007 18:20:35 +0000 http://filmiholic.com/2006/11/04/hiding-divya/#comment-24611 Hi, My friend from Kerala has highly recommended a Malayalam film starring Mohanlal named "Tanmatra", in which he plays a family man diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. There was heated discussion comparing Amitabh's performance in Black with that of Mohanlal's in this movie. Did you get a chance to watch this one? http://www.apunkachoice.com/movies/mov644/thanmatra-review.html Talking of Malayalam films, I would recommend the movie GURU, (released in 1997) starring Mohanlal. It had an unusual story, with EXCELLENT music by Maestro Ilaiya raaja. Hi,
My friend from Kerala has highly recommended a Malayalam film starring Mohanlal named “Tanmatra”, in which he plays a family man diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. There was heated discussion comparing Amitabh’s performance in Black with that of Mohanlal’s in this movie.

Did you get a chance to watch this one?
http://www.apunkachoice.com/movies/mov644/thanmatra-review.html

Talking of Malayalam films, I would recommend the movie GURU, (released in 1997) starring Mohanlal. It had an unusual story, with EXCELLENT music by Maestro Ilaiya raaja.

]]> by: Nikhil http://filmiholic.com/2006/11/04/hiding-divya/#comment-11172 Thu, 09 Nov 2006 00:41:02 +0000 http://filmiholic.com/2006/11/04/hiding-divya/#comment-11172 Regarding your comment about Deep Katdare - he will soon be seen in "Indian Cowboy" releasing Feb 07 in selected theatres. A twist for Deep fans -- he doesn't speak a single line of dialog in the movie. Its all in his eyes, so to speak. ;-) For a sneak preview of the trailer, check out http://www.IndianCowboy.com/indextrailer.html And the film's website is http://www.IndianCowboy.com Congratulations to the Hiding Divya team on their success, and kudos and thanks for bringing such an important facet into the public eye! Ciao! Nikhil Regarding your comment about Deep Katdare - he will soon be seen in “Indian Cowboy” releasing Feb 07 in selected theatres. A twist for Deep fans — he doesn’t speak a single line of dialog in the movie. Its all in his eyes, so to speak. ;-)

For a sneak preview of the trailer, check out
http://www.IndianCowboy.com/indextrailer.html

And the film’s website is
http://www.IndianCowboy.com

Congratulations to the Hiding Divya team on their success, and kudos and thanks for bringing such an important facet into the public eye!

Ciao!
Nikhil

]]> by: JKMerengue http://filmiholic.com/2006/11/04/hiding-divya/#comment-10823 Mon, 06 Nov 2006 16:51:33 +0000 http://filmiholic.com/2006/11/04/hiding-divya/#comment-10823 This sounds like a very interesting film. I wonder how it compares with the recent films "Maine Gandhi Ko Nahin Mara", "15 Park Avenue" and "Tehzeeb"? Have you seen any of them? The first stars Anupaum Kher as a retired professor dealing with the onset of his Alzeimers, and how his family (especially his daughter Urmila Matondkar) deals with the adjustments. 15 PA is the latest from director Aparna Sen, showing three women (a mother and two daughters) and how they react to the youngest's bouts of schizophrenia. Great cast here, Waheeda Rehman as the mother and Shabana Azmi and Konkona Sen Sharma as the daughters. In Tezeeb the issue is similar to the framework of 15 PA, but it is more of a traditional entertainer, and the mother in this one is Shabana, who is a very powerful and egocentric character, as opposed to Waheeda's gentle pliabilty in 15 PA, but Tezeeb provides good conflict scenes between Shabana and Urmila. I'm afraid Diya Mirza's afflicted daughter isn't as strong as Konkona's either. The family dynamic is the most interesting thing in all three films. I'd be interested to hear what you think, filmi. This sounds like a very interesting film. I wonder how it compares with the recent films “Maine Gandhi Ko Nahin Mara”, “15 Park Avenue” and “Tehzeeb”? Have you seen any of them?

The first stars Anupaum Kher as a retired professor dealing with the onset of his Alzeimers, and how his family (especially his daughter Urmila Matondkar) deals with the adjustments. 15 PA is the latest from director Aparna Sen, showing three women (a mother and two daughters) and how they react to the youngest’s bouts of schizophrenia. Great cast here, Waheeda Rehman as the mother and Shabana Azmi and Konkona Sen Sharma as the daughters.

In Tezeeb the issue is similar to the framework of 15 PA, but it is more of a traditional entertainer, and the mother in this one is Shabana, who is a very powerful and egocentric character, as opposed to Waheeda’s gentle pliabilty in 15 PA, but Tezeeb provides good conflict scenes between Shabana and Urmila. I’m afraid Diya Mirza’s afflicted daughter isn’t as strong as Konkona’s either. The family dynamic is the most interesting thing in all three films. I’d be interested to hear what you think, filmi.

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