Guru Dutt's iconic film Pyaasa (1957) will be screened at PVR-Inox theaters in major cities from Mumbai to Chennai on April 20 and 21 as part of the Nostalgic Show initiative .
Guru Dutt's 'Pyaasa' returns to theaters
Guru DuttA timeless 1957 classic Pyaasa As part of the ongoing initiative, it will be screened at PVR-Inox theaters in several major cities. A nostalgic show. This weekend, April 20th and 21st, Pyaasa ' will be screened at PVR-Inox theaters in Mumbai, Pune, Delhi-NCR, Bangalore, Indore, Jaipur, Lucknow, Rourkula, Cochin, Hyderabad and Chennai.
Speaking of Pyaasa, Mahesh Bhatt Pyasa passionately explored the human condition through the eyes of an anxious poet. It showed us how fickle public praise and fame can be. There was a scent of sadness in the air. This is a film made by a film director who has lost his love. ”
add Hansal Mehta“'Pyaasa' is my favorite Guru Dutt film. The plight of an artist was portrayed with passion and mastery through this medium. The film was poignant, poetic and deeply personal. .”
director Onil It feels like “Pyaasa” Gulabo, played by Waheeda Rehman, is one of the most memorable characters in the film. Waheeda ignored the definition of a heroine. As an artist, I empathize with Guru Dutt's deep misgivings about sacrificing art for commerce. ”
Director Prawar Raman thinks this way.Pyaasa He had the courage to explore the surface behind the fame, success, and perceived glory. The film was ideologically rational and unbiased in its respect for the honesty and integrity of prostitutes. Pyasa exposed the discomfort of collective surrender where individual opinions are not respected. ”
Waheeda Rehman, who played the moving role of prostitute Gulabo in 'Pyaasa', believes that the film's timelessness is due to its acting, singing and direction. She said, “The disillusionment of youth in post-partition India was beautifully epitomized in Pyasa. My Gulabo was my favorite character. I didn't have to do much. I followed the director's instructions. It's just a famous song. Jaan kya main kahi jaan kya tune suni, it was the director who taught me how to emote to that song. I just followed his expressions and movements. I've always been a good student. ”
