Siddhartha (1972) 6.4
The story of a young Indian who embarks upon a journey to find the meaning of existence. Based on the novel by Hermann Hesse. Director:Conrad Rooks |
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Siddhartha (1972) 6.4
The story of a young Indian who embarks upon a journey to find the meaning of existence. Based on the novel by Hermann Hesse. Director:Conrad Rooks |
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Shashi Kapoor | ... |
Siddhartha
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Simi Garewal | ... |
Kamala
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Romesh Sharma | ... |
Govinda
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Pinchoo Kapoor | ... |
Kamaswami
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Zul Vellani | ... |
Vasudeva
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Amrik Singh | ... |
Father
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Kunal Kapoor | ... |
Son
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Shanti Hiranand | ... |
Mother
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The Holy Sadhus of Rishikesh | ... |
Himself
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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.
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.