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The story of a young Indian who embarks upon a journey to find the meaning of existence. Based on the novel by Hermann Hesse.The story of a young Indian who embarks upon a journey to find the meaning of existence. Based on the novel by Hermann Hesse.The story of a young Indian who embarks upon a journey to find the meaning of existence. Based on the novel by Hermann Hesse.
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- TriviaSimi Garewal took the boldest step in her career by going topless for a scene in this film. It was the first topless scene in the history of Bollywood and created a massive uproar. When the scene was featured on the cover of two English magazines, it created more controversy and ended up in court. The film eventually got banned in India. When asked about it years later, Garewal, who said she was never shy, revealed that she would have stripped totally naked if they had let her. In fact, she had been totally nude in front of the filming crew for Mera Naam Joker the same year, but they only showed her from the back onscreen. She said she loved the freedom of losing her inhibitions and her clothes.
- Quotes
Siddhartha: I have come to say, that you are all the things that will outlive me, that you, Kamala, will be all the beauty that will be in the shadow we leave. You will be my first love, my only love.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Thirtysomething: Melissa and Men (1991)
- SoundtracksMother's Song
by Shanti Hiranand
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I saw the movie Siddhartha some time ago because when I first saw the title, I recognized it as a philosophical work from my college days when I study Hesse's work from my philosophy class.
It is a great film: I enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed the book by Hermann Hesse. As a philosophy major, the philosophical underlinings in the movie are most appropriate. It is by all accounts, a true Hesse's commentary on the meaning of life and man's condition on earth.
I especially liked the music although the lyrics were foreign to me. I wish I could get a translation of the songs that made the film even more enjoyable.
A great philosophical work of art.
It is a great film: I enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed the book by Hermann Hesse. As a philosophy major, the philosophical underlinings in the movie are most appropriate. It is by all accounts, a true Hesse's commentary on the meaning of life and man's condition on earth.
I especially liked the music although the lyrics were foreign to me. I wish I could get a translation of the songs that made the film even more enjoyable.
A great philosophical work of art.
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- Runtime1 hour 29 minutes
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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