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Anubhav (Sanjeev Kumar) - 1971 [DVD] |
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| Year : |
1971 |
| Playtime : |
145 Minutes |
| Lang : |
Hindi |
| Genre : |
Drama |
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| Director Basu Bhattacharya's best known film after Teesri Kasam (1966) began a series of melodramas about the problems of a married couple (of Avishkar, 1973). The newspaper editor Amar (Sanjeev Kumar) grows distant from his wife Meeta (Tanuja) when he finds out that his new assistant Shashi is Meeta’s former lover. The film is part of the early FFC sponsored "art-house" cinema. It is shot on location in one of Bombay's best known and most expensive high-rise apartment buildings. The soundtrack rather crudely takes its cue from Goddard, interrupted by radio advertising jingles, combined with the leitmotiv of a ticking clock in addition to two popular Geeta Dutt songs, "Mera dil jo mera hota" and "Koi chupke se aake sapne sulke". |
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