Bazaar (1982)Najma and Salim are in love, but their's is a platonic relationship, as Salim is a deep thinker and prefers that women like Najma be financially independent, and not be dependent on men. On... See full summary » Director:Sagar SarhadiWriter:Sagar Sarhadi |
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Title: Bazaar (1982)
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Farooq Shaikh | ... |
Sarju
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Smita Patil | ... |
Najma
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Salim
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Supriya Pathak | ... |
Shabnam
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Bharat Kapoor | ... |
Akhtar Hussain
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Malika |
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Javed Khan |
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Shabnam's dad
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Sulabha Deshpande | ... |
Shabnam's mom
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Neesha Singh | ... |
Nasreen
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Najma and Salim are in love, but their's is a platonic relationship, as Salim is a deep thinker and prefers that women like Najma be financially independent, and not be dependent on men. On the other hand, Sarju and Shabnam are in love, and would like to get married, however, Shabnam's dad has finalized her marriage with a much older man, who is wealthy, and has shown an interest in Shabnam. An engagement ceremoney takes place with this older gentleman, and Shabnam. Sarju, though devastated, must now attempt to convince Shabnam's dad, as well as Shabnam's future husband, to change their respective minds, and let him marry Shabnam, with results that will change their lives forever. Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)
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A great movie ! Especially the romantic scenes between Farooq and Supriya are sensitively depicted. A true classic piece of work ! An instructive lesson in movie making. Another rare gem from the alternative cinema of India. Khayyam scores once again. The actors play their roles extremely well. A true Sagar Sarhadi classic . This movie could have been instrumental in awakening the law enforcement agencies to a major bride buying racket that was going on in India in the 1980s. The victims were usually minors and the buyers were generally middle east sheiks. The story , especially the ending is a bit clichéd and thats the reason I give this movie 9 stars instead of 10.
the theme is hard hitting and powerful. A movie worth watching .