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Sharmila Tagore and Konkona Sen Sharma on Cinema, Imagination And Life
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- Опубликовано: 2 сен 2017
- Sharmila Tagore and Konkona Sen Sharma talks about what sets art cinema apart from mainstream cinema, what it takes to nurture creativity and imagination and their ingress to cinema, with Shoma Chaudhury at Algebra, The Arts & Ideas Club, Gurugram on 20-August 2107.
Both the actors have marked a dent in cinema with their extraordinarily distinct and diverse performances.
Sharmila Tagore’s advent in cinema is marked by her role in avant-garde filmmaker Satyajit Ray’s film, Apur Sansar, which was followed by significant roles like that of the child bride in Devi. Even though she ventured into mainstream Bollywood cinema, she kept going back to Ray’s parallel cinema. Despite a lot of raised eyebrows, she felt this was the only “natural progression”; that of moving from regional to a pan-Indian visibility.
Konkona Sen Sharma, daughter of renowned Bengali actor Aparna Sen, is known for her unusually bold and progressive roles. She’s a woman of seemingly unmatched calibre not just as an actor but also as a director now with the release of her directorial debut, A Death In The Gunj, in the genre of realism.
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Sharmila Tagore's answer to how cinema has evolved , her references to contemporary events, and the words she chose to put all these in a nutshell, is simply splendid. There couldn't have been a greater slap to the Indian mentality of 'actors are educated '. An erudite woman indeed! Konkona, as usual, is amazing ❤
Sharmila Tagore is beautiful .Queen of the film.she is a actress.should not be criticised.She done her best. Thank You.✅😁👍
Great hearing S.Tagore...what an elegant speaker......and K. Sensharma so bright!
What an amazing compliment Sharmila ji paid Konkona and it’s spot on! ❤️
Sharmila commenting on Satyajit Ray's style of handing handwritten "screenplay" to each actor. Just hearing this narrative one can realize (sense) the greatness of Satyajit Ray.
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What a clarity in sharmila tagore's voice in this age..really unbelievable.
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Sharmila Tagore dominate the conversation. I adore her!
Address them and their relatives respectfully. Calling them sharmila, Aparna or Tiger very callously won't bring you extra points. This is not a family gathering. Add some prefixes like Mr/ Mrs./ Madam/ Miss ... whatever...before addressing any person. ..
Sharmila Tagore, an unassuming, matter-of-fact, practical yet humble lady, is admirable and amiable.
Sharmilaji is a phenomenal actress. Devi is her best movie, in my opinion
Devi’s credit largely....largely goes to SatyjitRay.,
what a waste of bringing two amazing women together. it should have been more conversational than throwing them questions that are more suitable for one-to-one biographical interviews. i was so looking forward to a dialogue between the two women, but the anchor failed to enable that
I totally agree with you. I mishandled that conversation and should have enabled much more dialogue between them.
I have an Immense respect for konkona and but no respect for Ayesha Begum. She talks big BUT she doesnt realise that we all know her past . Atleast Manick das legacy was not for conversion. In bengali films apart from Rays side roles as a heroine she was nevr casted in any Top Class bengali film neither a family girl nor the smita patil or shaban azmi class. That is eminent when Rituparno Ghosh and Goutam Ghosh never casted her anymore. Please get someone more sensible whose own life is a live example when they talk so much Intellectuallity . By the way please let her know Kashmir and Assam is NOT only India . Neither is Urdu the only language .
if you could have written at least one grammatically correct or coherent or comprehensible sentence in all those what that you wrote above.........you could have possibly had made a point!
@@shomachaudhury4477 That is called being bold...Loved the way you accepted... I do not think it to be a total waste though. You are always in shortage of time with minds and powerful intellects like that...
О!БОЖЕ!!!Как ,я Люблю ШАРМИЛУ ТАГОР!!!Дай ей БОГ Долгих лет жизни!!! Обожаю!!! БЛАГОДАРЮ ВАС за Прекрасный Ролик!!!
LOVE KONKONA!!!
Красавица!!!
Nice interview well stated points well spoken English
1:03:02 about 90's
This anchor has failed many other times ....
“i am also a bengali married to a punjabi” and tou can’t pronounce Apir Sansar like a proper bengali?!
Why only film and politics and not much main art and literature
Shoma speaks too much yet too little she conveys.blabbering doesn't sound deep and convincing by any standards.
@ekashi nandini n @ rajeev gupta...sharmila corrected but anchor went with her narrow mindednes n faking maths...agree if she didnt want them to converse y bring on..sharmila tried nnkonkona carried but stubborn anchor stopped with her interview monologues
Poor lighting
She is similar to Madhuri dixit.i guess.. sorry if offensive
Madhuri never really did arthouse cinema