Heeramandi - First look out now | Slb - Page 5

Originally posted by: Romanoger

Why can't SLB create a purely imaginary matriarchal society with his trademark grand nach-gana? I don't understand the need to glorify a real-world red-light district as a place for celebrating womanhood, where women were forced to abuse other women and were treated as commodities for men.

Arrey yaar phirse morality ka gyaan pelne aa gayi public.

Yeh 'entertainment' ke liye bani pichchar hai (ya webseries jo bhi). Yeh samaaj sudhar abhiyaan nahin hai.

Itni chinta hai toh jaake real world mein volunteer karo. Kisi director ko gyaan pelne ki zaroorat nahin ki usko kaunsa pichchar banaana maangtay kaunse topic pe aur kaise.

OT: Bhansali ka apun fan hai. Lekin yeh teaser bhot boring lagraa. Pichchar hota toh dekh leta.... lekin Web Series jhelna bhot hard lagraay. Real people (& not burger critics) ke reviews ka wait karenga apan.

Originally posted by: Zeal17

Why make a movie like Oppenheimer when you can make Heeramandi 🥴

PS: Is se pehle koi bole why Oppenheimer.. that's the last movie I hv seen.

Oppenheimer merko bhot bhot jasti overrated lagaa. Akela IMAX mein gaya dekhne.... time+paisa sab waste.

It seems it's bout tawaifs in Mughal era who held high position in those times..they had massive wealth n even armies n were highest tax payers.

Many dance styles came from tawaifs like kathak etc.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/homegrown.co.in/amp/story/homegrown-explore/discover-the-forgotten-legacies-of-old-delhis-tawaifs-kothas-through-a-heritage-walk

https://youtu.be/g8GTAC4igWg?si=FZ1l_qgaFiKBMFfr

Originally posted by: Saleem-Pheku

Oppenheimer merko bhot bhot jasti overrated lagaa. Akela IMAX mein gaya dekhne.... time+paisa sab waste.

Watch it again.. it's a movie u usually like after 2nd or 3rd watch.

It looks beautiful and glamorous.

It looks as if it's about life of rich spoilt princesses👸👑

In what world or era do/did prostitutes enjoy such luxury and bonhomie?

Originally posted by: Saleem-Pheku

Arrey yaar phirse morality ka gyaan pelne aa gayi public.

Yeh 'entertainment' ke liye bani pichchar hai (ya webseries jo bhi). Yeh samaaj sudhar abhiyaan nahin hai.

Itni chinta hai toh jaake real world mein volunteer karo. Kisi director ko gyaan pelne ki zaroorat nahin ki usko kaunsa pichchar banaana maangtay kaunse topic pe aur kaise.

OT: Bhansali ka apun fan hai. Lekin yeh teaser bhot boring lagraa. Pichchar hota toh dekh leta.... lekin Web Series jhelna bhot hard lagraay. Real people (& not burger critics) ke reviews ka wait karenga apan.

Entertainment wale bhaisahab hum kahe rahe ki pura fictional world hi bana lete pure entertainment. Jhoota real world ki jagah. Mujhe koi problem nhi hai agar yeh Hiramandi dikhaye par yaa Hiramandi ke naam se nita ambani cultural centre dikha rahe.

And no one is forcing you to agree with me tumko entertain hona ho, mujhe gyaan pelna hai me pel lungi. Tum kyun faltu kharcha Pani lekar aa rahe ho apna opinion thopne

Originally posted by: naaznin

It seems it's bout tawaifs in Mughal era who held high position in those times..they had massive wealth n even armies n were highest tax payers.

Many dance styles came from tawaifs like kathak etc.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/homegrown.co.in/amp/story/homegrown-explore/discover-the-forgotten-legacies-of-old-delhis-tawaifs-kothas-through-a-heritage-walk

https://youtu.be/g8GTAC4igWg?si=FZ1l_qgaFiKBMFfr

Just a little correction about Kathak. It originated much before and was a form of dance that involved story telling through eye, hand or other body movements.

"Origin of Kathak

The term Kathak is derived from the Vedic Sanskrit word ‘Katha’ which means "story", and Kathakar which means "the one who tells a story". Wandering Kathakars or the traveling bards conveyed tales, inspired by our ancient epics and mythologies, through dance, songs, and music.

Kathak performers exhibit stories through graceful hand movements, extensive footwork, flexible body movements, and most importantly intense facial expressions capable of evoking a range of emotions. Kathak evolved during the Bhakti movement and incorporated stories revolving around the Hindu deity Krishna and his childhood.

History of Kathak

Kathak in the Era of the Bhakti Movement

Kathak evolved as an expression of devotion towards Lord Krishna. Studies suggest that Kathak originated in Varanasi and this dance form traveled through Lucknow, Jaipur, and other parts of North and North West India.

The Lucknow tradition of Kathak believes that Lord Krishna appeared in the dream of his devotee, named Ishwari. He instructed her to develop dance as a form of worship, in her dream. Ishwari developed Kathak as a dance form and through her descendants preserved the learning and development, yielding the Lucknow Gharana of Kathak.

Kathak in the Bhakti movement era revolved around the theme which portrayed the immortal love between Radha, Krishna, and the milkmaids (Gopis).

Kathak in the Mughal Era

The invasion of the Mughals influenced the Kathak dance form significantly and gave it a new impetus. The emperors were patrons of Kathak dance and actively promoted the dance form in their royal courts. Kathak became a source of sophisticated entertainment and was redefined to lay more stress on the dance's graceful, expressive, and sensuous aspects.

Influenced by the Mughal culture Kathak performances incorporate Urdu Ghazals and commonly used instruments brought during the Mughal period even today. This makes it the only Indian classical dance form to carry Persian elements"

https://www.ipassio.com/wiki/dance/indian-classical-dance/kathak

Originally posted by: naaznin

It seems it's bout tawaifs in Mughal era who held high position in those times..they had massive wealth n even armies n were highest tax payers.

Many dance styles came from tawaifs like kathak etc.

The word Kathak came from Sanskrit word Katha...story telling. And these stories are mainly regarding Krishna. The dance form is lot more ancient than Mughal era.

For some wierd reason "Heeramandi" sounded like a chutney. It reminded me of the word "Oormindi" which means Chutney in some other language.

I came across a pic where many heroines sat there at once place and clicked a pic, it looked lulzy for some reason. All of their faces looked ugly and I couldn't recognize who they are really bcz of that wierd hairstyles covering over their half of their faces and remaining half of their faces covered with gigantic jewellery. Anyone's face covered with lot of hair ends up looking ugly to me... Sorry i mean the hairstyles covering over the face.

Originally posted by: Newbird

For some wierd reason "Heeramandi" sounded like a chutney. It reminded me of the word "Oormindi" which means Chutney in some other language.

I came across a pic where many heroines sat there at once place and clicked a pic, it looked lulzy for some reason. All of their faces looked ugly and I couldn't recognize who they are really bcz of that wierd hairstyles covering over their half of their faces and remaining half of their faces covered by gigantic jewellary. Anyone's face covered with lot of hair ends up looking ugly to me... Sorry i mean the hairstyles covering over the face.

I red only the title and saw only one pic somewhere