Do You Know The True & Unheard Things Of BOLLYWOOD?

Do You Know The True & Unheard Things Of BOLLYWOOD? #bimalroy #dharmendra #balrajsahani #bollywood
Written & narrated by ASHUTOSH SINHA
Edited by REKHA SINHA
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In today's presentation, we will know about the work of a cinema artisan who made a film only from the cut pieces of the remaining reels. And it proved to be a huge hit. Who was the person who committed this audacity and these feats? And how did you do all this?
Over time, as a director, he performed such miracles that even the biggest actor. And the busiest actresses. Everyone was eager to work with him.
He was so audacious that he could even kill someone to add life to the scenes of his film.
Will you know why a great actor burst into tears because of him?
And we will also know what Dilip Kumar had said about him?
Why did they force actor Pran to become the girl's brother in front of the entire village?
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Other filmmakers of Indian cinema will have to undergo long training to match the kind of expertise that Bimal Roy had in presenting literature in visual form or in other words in cinematic form.
The manner in which Bimal Roy has brought the stories of Sharat Chandra Chattopadhyay i.e. Sharat Babu on the cinema screen is now a milestone.
Yes, director Bimal Roy, who nourished and enriched Hindi cinema in the 40s to 60s by producing classic films.
Bimal, who has given many great films to Indian cinema like 'Do Bigha Zameen', 'Parineeta', 'Biraj Bahu', 'Madhumati', 'Sujata', 'Devdas', 'Bandini' and 'Parakh'. Roy was born on July 12, 1909 in Suapur, Dhaka, which is now part of Bangladesh.
Well! We will also talk about Bimal Roy's personal life and his struggles, but first let us know what cinema stalwarts say about him?
In Suresh Sharma's book 'Bimal Roy Ka Devdas', veteran actor Dilip Kumar has written a memoir of the making of the film 'Devdas' directed by Bimal Roy.
Regarding his experiences during the making of this film, especially Bimal Roy's keen eye, Dilip Kumar writes, 'Working with him was a learning experience for me. It was important to work with such a director during my learning period. He would slowly take you inside the skin of the character. Today we have institutes which teach cinema, performance etc. We did not have these at that time. We had Tomal Roy people.' From frankness to Dilip Kumar Sahab said this about Sundar Bimal Roy, the thing is that Bimal Roy's paintings have become very important and popular.
Dilip Kumar Saheb draws attention to another interesting personality about Bimal Roy, and his words are also an important article. Of debate and cross-examination. Dilip Kumar has written in his experience, 'Bimal Roy was a man of meeting temperament. They were having a free debate on the script. Wow! What is the matter ! And how true it is! The best stable performance cannot be achieved by wearing a Huawei.
Bimal Roy is such a star of Hindi cinema, his profile shine will never end. In the film world, his cinema is known as 'Bimal Roy School'. Ryan spans multiple generations.
Now see why a great actor burst into tears because of Bimal Roy?
So let us tell you that the veteran actor who cried bitterly was Balraj Sahni.
Bimal Roy's most famous film is 'Do Rest Ground', in which Bimal Roy's story is incomplete. In a scene of this film, the lead actor of the film Balraj Sahni had to put Rakhani on the ground by the stars of Zameen Zamindari (Murad) for their pieces of land. Bimal Roy said, 'Hiddenly, he told Muffey that Sahni should get hold of his parents and keep himself out of the
range of the cameras.' Sahani did not know about this. During the take, Mughal's foot touched Sahni's face. The businessman and friend Sahni started crying after the cut, then the Mughal businessman came and apologized to Sahni and narrated the whole story. This shot was very spectacular and sold. After this incident, the respect of Bimal Roy increased even more in the eyes of Balraj Sahni.
On the untimely demise of Bimal Roy, actor Balraj Sahni had said, Bimal da's greatness lies in the fact that he did not stop worshiping his God till his last moments. Despite all the constraints, he always remained engaged in making his art true, beautiful and beneficial. Even on the last night of his short life, when he knew that all hope of his survival was gone, he continued discussing the script of his next film with writers till the morning and when the claws of death.
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Mahan Director Vimal Roy ke bare main bahut achii jaankari di hai... Ek achaa research work kiya hai Aashutosh.... Great.

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