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Hum saath saath hain movie movie#

There are some parts to the movie that poke the emancipated woman inside me. Unfortunately, as much as I adore the movie, Hum Saath Saath Hain was not all things rosy. The handful of Muslim characters are often tagged as ‘forced’ but I personally believe showing an affectionate, inter-religion bond via even a fraction of the ensemble in a popular saga sends across a message much stronger than a hundred written pieces, everything holds its own audience. Another very impressive part of the movie was the fact that despite the story revolving around a Hindu family, the movie did its bit to show diversity. The fact that the young couples did not require sex to keep their excitement going for each other, excellent and a much needed/often repeated phrase in modern-day therapy sessions. The songs and dancing, colours and clothes - lovely, ofcourse, very bollywood, very Indian and deserving of our fondness. Additionally, the fact that the father, Alok Nath understood the sons better than the mother yet did not overrule her decision however harmful it was - a fantastic depiction of involved and caring patriarchs in the family system, something that Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, despite hitting the silver screen two years later, failed to nail. The idea of a big group of people always having your back is a true blessing, sure it is not cool to be in favour of joint families in 2020 - still, not a good reason to demean it. We don’t need to hate our relatives because there’s an exploding aunty culture always on the lookout for rishtas. For starters, the big loving family, India’s USP. Some specific points follow, but before that I must mention how het up I am at the cringes made on 90s Indian cinema - “Yeh toh sach hai ki bhagwan hai'' from HSSH is an iconic song undeserving of being demeaned in the name of modernity, this is how we roll in India and I am proud of certain aspects shown in the movie.

Hum saath saath hain movie tv#

Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham wasn’t too far away, but Hum Saath Saath Hain continued to hold its own charm for times to come as it certainly does till today, every Sunday on our TV Screens.įrom 1999 till present day, we have all been a part of a journey that reflects the movement of our society, sometimes from worse to worst but mostly and as I am an optimist, from helpless to hopeful cinema. I was three when Hum Saath Saath Hain sprung up as the popular hand-in-hand family drama right at the exordium of the 21st century. But we have grown in many ways in the past two decades.

Regardless of what definition of feminism you are following today, some Bollywood movies from the past and present will reluctantly yet tirelessly make you cringe.

Hum saath saath hain movie drivers#

We, as the audience for Bollywood, still enjoy some movies that act as drivers of sexism.

This family is part of a joint family whose close knit bond is challenged by a misunderstanding.Hum Saath Saath Hain, a 1999 Bollywood drama by Sooraj Barjatya is under spotlight for the purpose of this opinion piece and will act as a standard point of measurement for an analysis depicting the parallel growth of Bollywood and the Indian society. Ramkishen and Mamta have three sons Vivek, Prem and Vinod and a daughter Sangeeta. Janmon Ke Saathi, Hum Saath Saath Hain… About the movie – Hum Saath Saath Hai In eyes there is sunshine, in the shell there is a pearl Nainon Mein Jyoti Hai, Seepi Mein Moti Hai, Partners for life, we are together always In the flowers there is scent, in my heart there is only u Phoolon Mein Khushboo Hai, Is Dil Mein Ek Tu Hai, Hum Saath Saath Hai Song Lyrics and Translation