Budget
₹7,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$13,885,966
Opening weekend US & Canada
$68,546
Gross worldwide
$30,787,356
Budget
₹7,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$13,885,966
Opening weekend US & Canada
$68,546
Gross worldwide
$30,787,356
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By Sammy 2022-02-27 08:02:11
A wedding, a self-salvation of women and families
To be honest, it was a movie that surprised me very much. Because I don’t like the little emotion of being forced to watch songs and dances at every turn, I really seldom watch Indian movies. Even when I saw the first half of the movie, I thought it might be another movie. A critical film criticizes the tradition of arranged marriages, class solidification, class oppression, women being oppressed, etc., and then habitually watching the protagonist rebel against the world, find himself, the...
By Jarvis 2022-02-27 08:02:11
Asian Movies 1113
Cultural conflict, value recasting, identity
With "wedding" as the narrative, the fusion and collision of Eastern and Western cultures, the authority and loss of patriarchy, the impact and concession of traditional concepts are the spiritual core to interpret the story of family, family, and love.
Multi-clue narrative, one main line and multiple sub-lines
Group-like...
By Carmel 2022-02-27 08:02:11
Unsettled desire in the monsoon
The wedding banquet in the monsoon, mixed with all kinds of hidden desires, was held as scheduled in the pouring rain.
The bride and groom wore garlands, received the blessings of the crowd, and sang and danced. Not so long ago, the bride was mired in an incestuous affair with a married man. She told the groom all honestly. Looking at her back as she turned away, the groom chased after her and said that he was willing to accept the past and manage the future life with her.
In fact,...
By Evans 2022-02-27 08:02:11
"Monsoon Wedding": Everyone is happy [Golden Lion Award at the 58th Venice Film Festival]
http://blog.trivialfilm.com/2012/05/monsoon-wedding58.html
Monsoon Wedding (2001)
The film won the Golden Lion Award at the 58th Venice Film Festival in 2001.
The film tells the story of a family before and after their wedding. A very young woman is about to get married. The whole family is nervously preparing for the wedding, but the bride is still secretly escaping her married boyfriend. My father was busy with the preparations for the wedding, while my mother...
By Tre 2022-02-27 08:02:11
A family wedding banquet, the only daughter is married, relatives and friends from all over the world gather together, full of joy and expectation, but hidden dangers.
In this traditional big family, the daughter is young and beautiful, but she has always been the mistress of the TV show producer. After being completely disappointed with the unrequited love affair, she decided to obey her parents' arrangement and marry a young man who has never met and lives in the...
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By Bernhard 2022-03-28 09:01:12
Unexpectedly wonderful! In the face of such a complex country as India, it is wonderful to use a grand wedding as an...
By Timmy 2022-03-28 09:01:12
Strong sense of design Lucky free photography to restore more than 60% of success to music photography dad character and India itself a complete and skilled theatrical production that's...
By Fletcher 2022-03-28 09:01:12
Quite mainstream, from the perspective of a wedding banquet, showing all kinds of...
By Marion 2022-03-28 09:01:12
7.11@Film Commune Creek Screening, 2001 Venice Golden Lion, 4-. The charm lies in the integration of singing and dancing into the scenes of life, and the narrative lines of several pairs of lovers are interspersed with simplicity and convincing. Ethnic, cultural, intergenerational and even class conflicts are blurred, and the occasional New Delhi street scene is more like a reminder of the shooting location. Yes, from the perspective of middle-class returnees, it is also a kind of...
By Jeromy 2022-03-27 09:01:20
Where is the point to win the Golden Lion? Not as good as "Water" by another Indian female director, but my curry-flavored English listening has made a major...
Hemant Rai: No sugar in mine.
Jai Chand: You've been brainwashed by America.
Hemant Rai: Whether our parents introduce us or whether we meet in a club what difference does it make?
P.K. Dubey: The Peacocks are not dancing. It will not rain.
Lalit Verma: The Peacocks are not dancing? It will not rain? Have you smoked Ganja?