Seeta aur Geeta
My Bollywood history is shaky - and all my reference books are downstairs - so I just have to ask: did the whole world fall in love with Hema Malini after this movie came out?
Because it should have. She rocks.
Most things I touch are turning to "enh" today - a colleague described a graphic I designed as looking like vomit-covered baby poop, and she wasn't wrong - so I don't think a full response to this delightful film is in order. Just watch it. It's fun. And it has roller skates.
Also, the clothes are fantastic. 60s/70s in all the right ways, such as above. Nary a fug to be found.
Because it should have. She rocks.
Most things I touch are turning to "enh" today - a colleague described a graphic I designed as looking like vomit-covered baby poop, and she wasn't wrong - so I don't think a full response to this delightful film is in order. Just watch it. It's fun. And it has roller skates.
Also, the clothes are fantastic. 60s/70s in all the right ways, such as above. Nary a fug to be found.
Comments
I too love this film and I love Hema in it. It gets better with repeat viewing. I happen to have seen it for the second and third time in the last five days. (It's been a rough five days; this was just what I needed.) Manorama is *brilliant* as the mean old auntie.
I'm so glad you liked it! Sorry about the vomit-poop thing though.
I haven't been in a particularly good mood for the last couple of weeks or so either, I hope your enh-ness won't drag on for very long. :)