What it takes for two decent human beings to make it work and stick it out. It takes you into the world of this twosome that got married without really knowing each other. And here it thankfully goes a couple of layers deep. This leaves room for the crux of the relationship. Yes, the back-story is barebones or even less. Click on the images to read.There are only three two-and-a-half characters here, Surendra, his wife Tani and his friend Bobby. Read the stories of a few more inspirations and copies of Bollywood. In the modern times where we see a lot of instant divorces in our country, the plot shows some of the real meanings and traditions hold by true Indian marriages.
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It seems a series of movies are inspired from the same plot, which shows the traditional values of an Indian marriage, permanent bond it creates between two persons through a ritual approved by elders and how significant it is. Please leave a reply below.Ī tailpiece to add: I could also draw inspirations from 1969 romantic film, Pyar Ka Sapna starring Biswajeet and Mala Sinha. Digging something from past and give it a new name – it can be done through smart writing. It seems movie makers of today are looking into less-known and flop movies of yesterdays to get some interesting plots, so that they can weave a new and fresh script with an old thread, and only a few audience can actually catch those ‘inspirations’. Treatment is also different, yet the plot remains the same.
What I felt is, both the movies hold same skeleton, but events and circumstances have been altered in the new version. Sadly she departs and is indeed in a great shock to know, both her lover and husband are same and the film ends in a happy note. But the heroine leaves an extremely lovable and romantic person, and chooses her husband over lover accepting Indian traditions of a true marriage. In the film’s climax, the hero is willing to accept her though she reveals herself to be a married woman. Only contrast in these two scripts is – a child marriage, and spouses live separately without seeing each other, in the first release – Chhoti Si Mulaqat. Later the hero plays a double role, and enters her life, fills her life with romance and she starts loving him despite being a married woman. Though not clearly told by the girl in Choti Si Mulaqat, her mother clearly expresses it. The reason cited in both cases is – hero is not modern and of village type, while heroine expects much more from her husband. When she grows up, she falls in love with a boy and her mother approves their relationship.ĭoesn’t this plot look similar to ‘Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi’?īoth the films are all about circumstances which force the female protagonist to get married to someone against her wish, and how they couldn’t accept the husband as life partner. The girl discards her husband’s home, and her mother brings her up as an independent girl who doesn’t believe in old traditions of marriage. What’s the film plot of Chhoti Si Mulaqat?Ĭhhoti Si Mulaqat is about a child marriage done forcefully by her grandmother without seeking the opinion of a girl of 15 or her parents, and later disapproved by her parents. I felt, ‘Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi’ was more or less inspired from this Bollywood classic, released almost 4 decades before the release of SRK romantic blockbuster. But once I completed watching the film, ‘ Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi’ came into picture. When I started off in the beginning, I couldn’t draw any striking similarities with the movie plots of both. It’s one of the rarest Bollywood movies in which Uttam Kumar worked.
Today I watched yet another Bollywood classic with some nice songs of 1960s – Chhoti Si Mulaqat (1967) starring Vyjayanthimala and Bengal cinema’s matinee idol Uttam Kumar. Title Track from Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi – Tujh Mein Rab Dikhta Hai
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