Kohl-rimmed fierce-looking eyes, hair let loose and a devil-may-care attitude, Vidya?s look is intense for the Hindi adaptation of National Award-winner Mukherji?s critically acclaimed Bengali outing ?Rajkahini.? ?This is a story of women, who are trying to save their property and can go to any extent for that, but the highlight is that the story is set on the backdrop of partition,? she noted. But Srijit wrote a story tracing partition through the eyes of prostitutes.? Talking about its plot, the ?Kahaani? star said, ?Whenever we talk about the partition, we always talk about the families, businesses and their sufferings, but nobody talks about women, let alone prostitutes, and their problems. You must have seen the trailer, everybody is loving the trailer,? the ?The Dirty Picture? star continued. So, I feel myself to be very lucky, as stories like these are not written and said every day.
Khushalii Kumar)- Arijit Singh Ek Tu Hi Toh Hai Ek Tu Hi Toh Hai- Stebin Ben Yaad Na. Know about Film reviews, lead cast & crew, photos & video gallery on BookMyShow. When Mahesh Bhatt saw it, he decided at that very moment that he would make the same movie in Hindi and he again came back to me. Begum Jaan Movie Stills - Bollywood Hungama Tabahi Tabahi- Badshah Dhokha (Feat. Begum Jaan (2017), Drama Historical released in Hindi language in theatre near you. ?After the Bengali movie got released, everybody loved it. But since I was unwell at that time, I had to refuse the offer,? she added. In the Bengali flick, Rituparna Sengupta played the lead and in the Hindi one, he wanted me in the role. ?When Srijit was making this film in Bengali, he wanted to work on the Hindi version side by side. Her performance in Begum Jaan promises to be her most fiery so far.Talking about the Srijit Mukherji directorial, wherein she?s playing the role of a brothel owner in a story of survival set against the backdrop of the country?s partition in 1947, the 38-year-old actress told the media here, ?This is a very unique story and I feel that I?m very lucky to be a part of this film.? Vidya Balan is known for playing fearless women in films like The Dirty Picture and Kahaani. The music of the film has been composed by Anu Malik. Begum Jaan (2017) Movie HD Still, Image - 3, Video Clips, Dialogue Promos, Latest Video Songs, Official Trailers, Theatrical Trailer, User Reviews, Review, News. Begum Jaan has been directed by Srijit Mukherji, who made the Bengali original, and produced by brothers Mahesh and Mukesh Bhatt. Other than Vidya Balan, the film features an impressive cast: Naseeruddin Shah, Ila Arun, Gauahar Khan, Pallavi Sharda, Rajit Kapoor and Ashish Vidyarthi star in key roles, as well as an unrecognizable Chunky Pandey. The film is scheduled for release on April 14. Begum Jaan is the Hindi adaptation of the 2015 Bengali movie Rajkahini, shifting the scene of action from Bengal to Punjab. Begum Jaan, rallied by the prostitutes who work for her, refuses to leave and declare their intention to die as " ranis" or queens. Vidya Balan’s performance as Begum Jaan is powerful, but it’s also one that, in a slightly better film, would have been annoying. Set on the border of India and Pakistan in 1947, the Hindustani classical and Sufi music elements on the album are a great mix to listen to. The trailer reveals that Begum Jaan, played by Vidya, is asked to vacate her brothel as the Radcliffe Line that is to split Punjab into two halves will be drawn through it. The music of ‘Begum Jaan’ is as expected highly relevant to the era and setting of the film.
The events of 1947 set in motion a chain of violence, told in the film through the story of a handful of defiant women. The 38-year-old actress, who plays a brothel 'madam' in Partition-era India, looks fierce in the three-minute-long clip. The trailer of Vidya Balan's upcoming film Begum Jaan is out and it is both intriguing and intense. Begum Jaan is scheduled for release on April 14.Vidya Balan plays the lead role of a brothel 'madam'.Begum Jaan is the Hindi adaptation of the 2015 Bengali movie Rajkahini.
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