Sohag Raat

1948
2h 23min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen Lajjo is at her deathbed, she summons her stepson, Rahu, so that he can look after her son, Beli. Rahu does attend her residence, just before her death, assists with the funeral and off... Tout lireWhen Lajjo is at her deathbed, she summons her stepson, Rahu, so that he can look after her son, Beli. Rahu does attend her residence, just before her death, assists with the funeral and offers to take Beli with him and look after him. Rahu hires a hit-man named Jaggu and instruc... Tout lireWhen Lajjo is at her deathbed, she summons her stepson, Rahu, so that he can look after her son, Beli. Rahu does attend her residence, just before her death, assists with the funeral and offers to take Beli with him and look after him. Rahu hires a hit-man named Jaggu and instructs him to kill Beli. Jaggu is unable to kill Beli, angering Rahu to no end. Rahu then push... Tout lire

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- Kidar Nath Sharma
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9SumanShakya

An unheard classic....

A 40s classic needn't be made on a mythological or historical genre. This is what stands for this movie. It's an intrinsic love triangle blended with human emotions, guilt, and greed executed with wit and awe. The film depicts a time period through its splendid landscape shots and costumes and has a power to mesmerize through its storytelling. The characters built from the main protagonists to the villains and supporting cast are tinged with a contemporary taste, seldom seen in the era.

The biggest compliment for the film should be the interest it perplexes throughout with a touching denouement, yet the frequent songs in between somewhat mars the flow. The next commendation is Geeta Bali. It's her first film, and the role she performs with a tremendous verve and poignancy is simply amazing. Perhaps it's an unheard classic; but you ought to watch it for, if you're exploring the hidden gems of Hindi cinema.

Rating: 4 stars out of 4