Smita Patil: The Feminist Trailblazer Ahead Of Her Time In Bollywood - Page 2

Originally posted by: JackSparrowcraz

I have not seen her interviews.

https://youtu.be/OliMdLF4PdA?si=GoME8USplOasfJUW

https://youtu.be/bftddoWTSpE?si=9NmLy_uqGK069_V3

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Her old interviews are a revelation. I love watching those. So much wisdom in them and to think she was only in her late 20s then. Compare that to the interviews of BW stars today in their 20s-30s. There is such a stark difference.

Originally posted by: MyselfJ

https://youtu.be/OliMdLF4PdA?si=GoME8USplOasfJUW

https://youtu.be/bftddoWTSpE?si=9NmLy_uqGK069_V3

One of my favorite scenes from one of my fav movies of Smita Patil

https://youtu.be/dvZjQCNnXV4?si=w7-TIhgP2hn2pl8x

Her infamous bathing scene in Chakra

She first defended the scene saying it was needed for the story, later expressed regret saying it was unnecessary but I disagree. I believe the scene was needed, it shows how poor women living in the slums have no privacy for the most basic things in life

From 59:32 TO 1:32

https://youtu.be/YqYWLXH7w-Y?si=SqErf5Do80phiJlz

She's one of my favourites.

She would become the character she was playing. You couldn't tell it was an actor not that real person.

Smita patil's range is insane. It's really difficult to match her whenever she is onscreen. Such a powerful performer she is. It's an insult to her legacy if we compare her to the current lot.

Lost her too early. Iconic persona.