Dor डोर

Film to provoke thought, inspire men and women and challenge the societal norms of Southasians...

Dor means thread, thread that runs across society, thread that binds people, it has many metaphorical uses I'll let you find your own.

The story is of two women, one grieving for her dead husband and the other in pursuit of freeing her husband at the hands of this bereaved widow. This involves friendship and betrayal between the two women.

The film is kept simple. It makes subtle remarks on the life of a widowed woman, the veil, the baggage that women generally hold in society. It makes dialogue between both men and women so it speaks to audience in a fairer light. It gleams hope into women to think and act for themselves.

It's a light-hearted but meaningful film. I recommend it - a good change from your typical Bolly which, Indian cinema is more popularly known for.

The film stars Aysha Takia, Gul Panag and Shreyas Talpade, all of whom act very well. Talpade is also a good comedic side act.

I suggest, go see!

Links: Tongues on Fire; Dor

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Anonymous said…
Sounds interesting

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