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Aadhi Raat is an Indian Hindi-language film of 1950, directed by S. K. Ojha and starring Ashok Kumar, Nargis, Jeevan, Cuckoo, Kuldip Kaur, Neelam and Tiwari.[1] The music was composed by Husnlal Bhagatram, while Geeta Dutt, Lata Mangeshkar and Meena Kapoor were the playback singers.[2]

Well, well, it sounds like as if the movie is full of newspaper clippings and big loopholes.

Trust Ashok Kumar to rescue a film.

Maybe he was building a house or something and to finance that he started acting in B-grade movies.

But since in the 60s he was getting more of character roles in the A-grade movies, he was more than happy to play the central character in B-grade films.

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I agree with you Nasir, on Ashok Kumar being quite economical with his money. So most probably it must have been the wish to play the lead.

I loved him in Aashirwad and in films like Victoria no. 203 he could showcase his perfect sense for comedy!

Bawa, clan or no clan no one could save Raj Kapoor when his film, Mera Naam Joker, proved to be a disaster at the box-office. Did you come across pictures of Haji Mastan (topmost smuggler of that time but who turned politician after the Emergency) in the august company of Dilip Kumar and Raj Kapoor. Well, that picture will tell you a lot without my revealing anything in this regard. RK recouped himself only after Bobby (1973). Raid on another very famous Kapoor also took place but this has not seen the print and so not many know about it. Thanks to the faithful driver.

The new video opened with Salman Khan grooving alongside a group of dancers as Jungle Hai Aadhi Raat Hai played in the background. The song was originally picturised on Salman and Karisma Kapoor for their 1999 film Biwi No 1, which also featured Sushmita Sen.

The scope of the play is quite vast, but in the film one also gets to see how this complicated love story is threatened by an evil courtier Samasthanak who, enamored by Vasantsena, is highly jealous of Charudutt. Samasthanak even manages to nearly kill her in a fit of rage and put the blame of Charudutt, which leads him to the death row. However, Vasantsena is still alive and manages to return just in time to save her lover and his wife from a sure death.

The film was beautifully shot by ace cinematographer Ashok Mehta. Art direction by Nachiket and Jayoo Patwardhan recreates the ancient Indian city in all its glory and resplendence. Actor Rekha looked perfect in her role as the elegant and affluent Vasantsena, who is madly in love with a married man, but does not lose sense of her own reality as a courtesan. The film featured elaborate love-making scenes and quite a lot of dialogue focused on art of seduction and erotica, something that was quite rare in mainstream Indian films at that time. Though film did not get any commercial success, it came to be well known for its aesthetic value and beautiful songs.

In the course of the song, Vasantsena meets little Rohit (sequence is cut off in the attached clip but can be seen here) who is shocked on seeing a woman so bejeweled in his modest home. Aditi tells him that she is also his mother, but he is unconvinced as she has too much gold on her body, something his mother never does. On hearing this, Vasantsena gives all her jewelry and clothes to Aditi and adorns plain clothes herself. Through the song, both women effectively embrace the roles opposite to their real life, but the ones they truly desire; Vasantsena as the simple wife and Aditi as the ornately decorated seductress. Only one stanza appears in the film in this instance, but I am also putting up a video that has patched up the remaining song with other scenes of the film to give a sense of the decor of the film. Let me know what you think about this work in the comments here, or my Twitter page. You can also write to me at bollywoodtarjuma@mail.com. I would love to hear from you!

Not My Fault is a short film directed by Saksham Khanna. It is based around a day in the life of Puja, played by Anshika Awasthi. As she tries to live a liberated life, she keeps falling back into the overprotective turmoils imposed by her mother. The short film explores how common ways of handling crimes against women are crimes against individuality and freedom in themselves. Moreover, they can even cause much worse conditions, which often go unrecognized and ignored.

In conclusion, Not My Fault effectively portrays the damaging effects of victim-blaming within the society we live in. The film makes it clear that we should stop blaming women for crimes against them. And, instead concentrate on keeping those who commit them liable. It is a powerful reminder that real justice and liberation can only come about if we reject the long-standing victim-blaming culture and seek to create a society in which women are free from stigma and fear.

The cinematics of the film reveals that the house, which is being sold off, is an embodiment of Husyn. Starting with the antique gramophone, the left behind generations-old settees, century-old mahogany table, rosewood chairs, and finally, the priceless miniature paintings. It is almost like Husyn has swamped the house, and the house has engulfed him. He is present in reflections of reflections, echoes in music, is felt in art, in his hookah, everywhere. be457b7860