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The festival of colors is a widely celebrated and much appreciated occasion and, over the years, Bollywood has been instrumental in bringing it to life. Bollywood films have tarnished various shades in the public's life through Holi's numbers and Holi's memorable sequences. The celebrations of Holi are incomplete without the inclusion of songs dedicated to the festival. But Holi's portrayal in films goes beyond songs and was a major turning point in the intrigues of various films.
This year, on the occasion of Holi, BizAsia Live .com chooses his five best sequences of Bollywood Holi.
& # 39; Sholay & # 39; (1975) – The clbadic film not only gave us the entertaining number 'Holi Ke Din'. which remains a favorite song of Holi for many but also one of the most legendary sequences of Bollywood. While the village of Ramgarh celebrated the festival of colors, Jai and Veeru, respectively represented by Amitabh Bachchan and Dharmendra, romanced their love interests Radha interpreted by Jaya Bachchan and Basanti played by Hema Malini. The sequence also led to the great revelation of Thakur's hand tragedy after the epic battle scene where Gabbar Singh and his henchmen attack the villagers during the festival and Jai-Veeru gets stuck while Thakur fails to help the duo while he has a gun.
& # 39; Silsila & # 39; (1981) – This film is perhaps Holi's most beloved song of all time. Since the creation of the film and the extravagant sequence of Holi, 'Rang Barse' has become more of a Holi emotion than a song. There is virtually no Holi celebration without the song and this remains a constant even today. But the sequence goes beyond the song and highlights the effortless chemistry between Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha as Amit and Chandni lovers. While the duo participate in a party and fade colors, their best half-talents respectively, Shobha and Dr. Anand, played by Jaya Bachchan and Sanjeev Kumar, find themselves under the shock of the situation and become aware of the chemistry who opposes them. It's also Holi's day that Chandni and Amit confess to Shobha and Anand that they did not get married with the person they love.
& # 39; Damini & # 39; (1993) – The Holi sequence in this crime drama is different from what most segments of Bollywood Holi offered. The festival of colors of this film takes a horrible and intense turn around which is built all the plot of the film. While the Gupta family participates in the Holi celebrations, the housekeeper is the victim of rape between the younger son and his friends and eventually dies in the hospital. Damini, played by Meenakshi Sheshadri, witnesses the heinous crime and takes a stand against her own family to fight for the victim's justice. The film depicts a brutal reality of the prey of women in the hands of the attackers, even during the celebrations.
& # 39; Mohabbatein & # 39; (2000) – When Narayan Shankar, played by Bachchan, names Raj Aryan Malhotra, Shah Rukh Khan as the new music teacher of the prestigious Gurukul institution, his mission is to break the rigid secular rules and to bring the essence of love and freedom among students. Holi is such an occasion that Raj wishes to celebrate to bring about a change to Gurukul's otherwise inflexible and rigorous regime. The main authoritarian remains confused when Raj oins a gulaal tilak on his forehead to ask permission to celebrate the holiday. The approval of the gesture by Narayan Shankar shows his acceptance of the festival. By evoking off-campus celebrations, Bollywood produces one of Holi's largest sequences in the streets and people continue to sing on the tunes of "Soni Soni" during the celebration of the colors.
& # 39; Padmaavat & # 39; (2018) – A recent Bollywood Holi sequence that people may remember in the years to come is the celebration described in the drama of the epic period. The eloquent splendor and the appealing cinematic effect of Manganiyars and Langa's folk song, "Holi", featuring the royal romance between Rani Padmavati and Rawal Ratan Singh, respectively tested by Deepika Padukone and Shahid Kapoor, are also an important stage of the festival. the film. When Alauddin Khilji, played by Ranveer Singh, camps outside the Chittor fort for six months, Ratan Singh asks Chittor to engage in a big party to show how much the kingdom is not upset by the presence from Khilji. It's also about Holi that Khilji pretends peace and enters for the first time in Chittor fort as a guest and puts forward the demand to see Rani Padmavati mark the beginning of the tension between the two parts.
Team BizAsia [19659012] wishes everyone a happy and happy holiday!
– Varsha Roy
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