Devdas

2002
3h 5min

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Madhuri Dixit, Shah Rukh Khan, and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in Devdas (2002)

After his wealthy family prohibits him from marrying the woman he is in love with, Devdas Mukherjee's life spirals further and further out of control as he takes up alcohol and a life of vice to numb the pain.

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Después de que su adinerada familia le prohíbe casarse con la mujer de la que está enamorado, la vida de Devdas cae en una espiral descendente mientras toma alcohol y una vida de vicio para ... Leer todoDespués de que su adinerada familia le prohíbe casarse con la mujer de la que está enamorado, la vida de Devdas cae en una espiral descendente mientras toma alcohol y una vida de vicio para aliviar el dolor.Después de que su adinerada familia le prohíbe casarse con la mujer de la que está enamorado, la vida de Devdas cae en una espiral descendente mientras toma alcohol y una vida de vicio para aliviar el dolor.

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Nominada a1 premio BAFTA
- 58 premios ganados y 19 nominaciones en total

Trivia
In the song "Kahe Chedd Mohe," the outfit worn by Madhuri Dixit weighed 30 kilograms. She had lots of problems with the dance choreography, but she eventually completed it.

Errores
When Devdas meets Paro in the full moon night, while she was sleeping her black mole keeps changing position.

Citas
Devdas Mukherjee: Bapuji said leave the village, everybody said leave Paro, Paro said leave alcohol. Today, you said leave home. One day he'll say, leave the world.

Versiones alternativas
The High Definition version of the movie adds one more shot of Chandramukhi seeing Devdas leaving. The shot is of Chandramukhi standing at the Khota's doorstep with the camera slowly zooming out.

Conexiones
Featured in Bollywood for Beginners (2002)

Bandas sonoras
Woh Chand Jaisi Ladki
Written by Nusrat Badr
Composed by Ismail Darbar
Performed by Udit Narayan
Courtesy of Universal Music India

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Greatest love story of all

I have to admit that as great as Devdas is, I can't watch it too often as it is far too depressing but it is ultimately the most spectacular movie I have seen in a long time. Aside from its theme, the film making process was awesome including the costumes, the cinematography, the direction, camera angles. Imagine the number of hours the extras worked their *beep* off to dance in sync. Even the soundtrack was perfectly tuned to help set the mood of the movie and hearing Paro (Aiswarya Rai's character) sing for her love lost for Devdas (Shahrukh Khan) on her wedding day was enough to make you burst into tears.

The actors chosen were perfect for their roles as they portrayed it with such heart wrenching gut, you could almost feel their sorrow along with them. I was particularly surprised how Aishwarya Rai pulled off her biggest acting role to-date, thereby quashing any doubts on her previous beauty queen title. Shahrukh Khan once again proves why he is the reigning king of Bollywood playing a heartbroken alcoholic pining for the love of his life who's been married off to another man. Madhuri Dixit was equally wonderful as the beautiful courtesan who played her role with such empathy that I couldn't help but feel sorry for her and wished Devdas would eventually reciprocate her feelings for him. Jackie Shroff has never disappointed and was excellent in his supporting role as Devdas 'brothel' companion. All in all, the cast ensemble of this movie is one of the best in cinema history.

This movie is also a perfect (and spectacular) introduction to first timers of Bollywood movies into the lives and culture of Indian/Asian people in general. How, in this modern and civilised world, old traditions and values still hold dear in certain communities and whilst it is not the most favourable of beliefs, it is the age old cultural practices that makes one culture unique to the other.

Yes, no movie is perfect but Devdas almost does it so watch it with an open mind. Being Asian myself, I dare be bold and say this is better than 'Gone With The Wind'.