<<Pyaasa_
Indien   1957    146 min    DVD     
 

Standorte  Asien - Bollywood
  
Genre  Liebesfilm   Drama   Klassiker   Herausragend   Musical/Tanz   Bollywood
Sprachen  Hindi   
Untertitel  DVD:   Englisch   
  
Regie Guru Dutt  
Schauspiel Waheeda Rehman   Guru Dutt   Leela Mishra   Mala Sinha   Johnny Walker  
Kamera V.K. Murthy  

Inhalt 

Pyasa is an Indian film directed and produced by Guru Dutt. It is a story of a poet who struggles with a lot of efforts to get his creation published. A beautiful romantic movie, Pyasa has gathered early media attention and is one of the best romantic movies in Bollywood cinema. The roles of the protagonists are played by Guru Dutt and Waheeda Rehman who are considered legends in the Indian film Industry. The story is about a very hearty poet named Vijay, played by Guru Dutt, who is talented at writing awe-inspiring poems with deep meanings. Out of tough luck, he is not able to pursue the publishers to publish his work. Because his family has a very low income, his passion for poetry becomes a luxury and an obvious reason for his brothers to oppose his work. His brothers want him to find employment so that he can support the family financially but Vijay's heart doesn't want to recognise this mundane issue. This is the reason why he resorts to alcohol as an escape from the mean world and ends up in a brothel. Here, he finds a professional prostitute named Gulabo, played by Waheeda Rehman. Gulabo is very different from other prostitutes and has a heart of gold. She listens to Vijay's poetry and falls in love with him. In the midst of this romantic setup, things go awfully wrong as Vijay is declared dead in a train accident. The real Vijay is thrown into a mental asylum for being persistent on his identity. His close friend and Gulabo are the only people who understand him and are the last hope for Vijay to help him officially claim his living status. This movie has been praised by critics around the world. The songs of Pyasa are sung by the singing sensation of the era, Mohammad Rafi and music is composed by R D Burman.