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Madhuri Dixit Loving Movie Devdas (2002) Review







Cast :
Madhuri Dixit,
Aishwarya Rai,
Shahrukh Khan,
Jackie Shroff,
Kiron Kher,
Smita Jaykar,
Vijayendra Ghatge,
Tiku Talsania,
Ananya Khare,
Dina Pathak,
Manoj Joshi,
Milind Gunaji,
Jaya Bhattacharya,
Sunil Rege,
Amardeep Jha,
Radhika Singh.



Still Photographer: Atul Kasbekar
Cinematographer: Binod Pradhan
Publicity Designer: Himanshu Nanda, Rahul Nanda
Costume Designer: Sandeep Khosla, Abu Jani, Neeta Lulla, Reza Shariffi
Sound Designer: Kunal Sharma, Vikramaditya Motwane
Director: Sanjay Leela Bhansali
Producer: Mega Bollywood Pvt. Ltd.


Music Director: Ismail Darbar
Playback Singer:
Shreya Ghoshal,
Kay Kay,
Rashmi Sharma,
Jaspinder Narula,
Udit Narayan,
Vinod Rathod,
Madhuri Dixit.


Lyricist: Nusrat Badr, Sameer
Music Company: Universal Music


Synopsis :

The story is based on Sharat Chandra's novel, which have been earlier made into a number of Hindi and Regional films. The film is about a tragic tale of star-crossed lovers. Devdas is the younger son of a Bhrahim zamindar.

Parvati is also a daugher of a Brahmin family. The two families are neighbours. Parvati's family is not rich like the Devdas, and they are Brahmin's of a bit lower category. Devdas and Parvati are childhood friends and Parvati adores Devdas. Even Devdas has a liking for Parvati.

Parvati's family proposes to Devdas' family for their marriage, but they are humiliated and their proposal is declined and Devdas is sent to Calcutta.

Parvati gets married and Devdas is heartbroken. He meets Chunilal, who takes him to Chandramukhi. Chandramukhi starts loving Devdas, but Devdas realizes that Parvati was his true love. Devdas resorts to drinking.

Eventually he dies due to over-drinking and manages to keep his promise of meeting Parvati before his death.



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