Deriving Perspectives through Cinema

The struggle to generate income often makes an individual to accomplish impossible feat. 

In this scene from the film 'Insaniyat', the sweet-seller has forged an interesting bond with his pet monkey, in order to attract the buyers.

'Manzil' narrates story of Raju, who has become a star-musician, but finds his success meaningless, because Pushpa, his love, has married someone else. 

Pushpa on the other hand, got married because she misunderstood Raju's association with another woman.

'Bindya' is about Devraj and his wife Bindya, who were living an ideal married life with their family, till Devraj's step sister, Nandini joined them in their home. 

Nandini misinforms Devraj about Bindya's association with their cook. On the other hand, Bindya also becomes suspicious of Devraj and Nandini's association.

This scene from the film, 'Insaniyat', depicts the peculiar instance when two dear friends face a dispute because of their liking for the same person.

While Bhanu doesn't want to come between Durga and Mangal, Mangal sacrifices his love for Durga when he realizes Durga seeks to be with Bhanu.

In the film, 'Main Bhi Ladki Hoon' because of a certain play of events, Ram gets married to Rajni.

Rajni is a girl with dark complexion who is also illiterate.
Ram and his father are initially disapproving of Rajni, but later they repent their behavior towards her as they get to know of Rajni's noble heart. 

Polygamy is commonly unaccepted in the modern lives.


But in the film, 'Grahasti', Harish loses his wife Maya, in Burma in a war-attack.  Later he gets married to the younger sister of his late wife, till one day he receives letter informing that his first wife is still alive.