#HINDI MOVIE BARSAAT PART 6 PROFESSIONAL#

In another review for The Indian Express, V. Krishnaswamy of The Indian Express called it a 'taut psychological drama' and commended Nihalani's 'photographic style', as well as the 'sensitive' performances from the main cast, as well as the 'haunting alaaps and soaring songs' composed and performed by Amonkar, all of which make the film 'a searching look at upper-class marriages'. #Дrishti was a critical success, with the performances, particularly that of Kapadia, drawing praise. This was the only Hindi film for which Amonkar composed music, and only the second after Geet Gaya Patharon Ne (1964) in which she sang.

The film's music was composed by Kishori Amonkar, who also performed all the songs, with lyrics authored by Vasant Dev.

Nihalani constructed the film in eleven movements, each marked by a background song. The film was said to be adapted from or inspired by Ingmar Bergman's Scenes from a Marriage (1973). Novelist Shashi Deshpande wrote the film's script, her only screenplay. Nihalani eventually called her 'the perfect choice' for the part. For Kapadia too, the film was her first tryst with art cinema, and she said she was 'totally involved in Sandhya'. Nihalani cast Kapadia to play opposite him-the first time he opted for a mainstream actress-calling her a 'finely tuned instrument'. Naseeruddin Shah was originally cast as the male lead in 1989. He said he decided to employ an unusual format of 'no plot, all peaks' and explained the film's purpose to 'redefine the relationship between man and woman, to show the passage of woman to independence as an individual'. He explained that this film was 'one from the heart'. When he finally meets Sandhya after years of separation, wanting to reunite, in a very candid move, she decides to confess to him her affair with Rahul.Дrishti is one film where Govind Nihalani decided to shift from socio-political themes on to love and marriage. Four years after the divorce, Nikhil realizes he has never really loved Vrinda and wants to re-enter Sandhya's life. Sandhya is shattered by his decision, and although she pleads for him not to leave, they eventually separate. About a year later, it is Nikhil who notifies Sandhya of his intention to leave, having fallen in love with a much younger Vrinda, his lab assistant. Around this time, Sandhya finds out she is pregnant but they abort the child. Her friend Prabha is the only one who Sandhya confides in and let's know of the affair. Sandhya soon develops an attraction towards Rahul and, despite loving her husband, embroils in an affair with him, which lasts a couple of months. On their eighth wedding anniversary, a friend of theirs brings his nephew Rahul, who is a classical singer.

#HINDI MOVIE BARSAAT PART 6 PROFESSIONAL#

Originally coming from middle-class families, the couple has managed to rise in their professional lives through merit and hard work: Sandhya is an editor in a publishing house and Nikhil is a research scientist. Happily married for eight years, Mumbai-based couple Sandhya and Nikhil live an affluent lifestyle in an urban, intellectual milieu along with their daughter Rashmi.

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