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Gulzar’s Aandhi: Insights into the Film

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An insightful cinematic critique that deconstructs the dual nature of Gulzar’s Aandhi. It explores the film as a delicate story of estranged love between two strong individuals, as well as a sharp satirical comment on Indian political structures

Author Name

Saba Mahmood Bashir

ISBN

9789353025083

Year of Publication

2019

Pages

144

Language

ENGLISH

Binding

Paperback

Publisher

HarperCollins India

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DETAIL

ISBN: 9789353025083
Year Of Publication: 2019
Pages :144
Language : English
Binding : PEPARBACK
Publisher: HarperCollins India

OVERVIEW
  • The book uses close textual analysis to study the various creative components that made Aandhi a commercial milestone. It evaluates the stellar cast, the heavy emotional weight of the dialogues, the timeless musical soundtrack, and the controversies generated by the film's resemblance to real-life political figures
Meet the Author

Saba Mahmood Bashir is an author, poet, translator, and Assistant Professor in the Department of English at Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. An expert on Urdu literature and cinema, she completed her PhD from IIT Delhi focusing on the poetry of Gulzar, and has authored books like I Swallowed the Moon: The Poetry of Gulzar

Book Summary
    • The book breaks down Aandhi by analyzing its parallel narratives: the personal love story between a humble hotel manager (JK) and his highly ambitious wife (Aarti), alongside the turbulent public backdrop of elections and political campaigning. Crucially, the text incorporates an exclusive interview containing Gulzar's personal insights, choices, and memories regarding the shoot. By peeling back the layers of its iconic soundtrack and visual symbolism, the author delivers a nostalgic yet analytical companion volume that celebrates the beautiful drama of vintage Indian parallel cinema
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