01/11/2024
I was browsing Netflix for a good movie when I stumbled upon 'Do Paise Ki Dhoop Chaar Aane Ki Barish' (2009). The title intrigued me, so I gave it a try.
After watching, I took a moment to reflect on the story. When we think of family, we usually picture a mom, dad, brother, and sister. But this movie showed me a different side of love - a family of three unrelated people.
Juhi, a single mom and pr******te, lived with her disabled child. Debu, a lyricist, was gay and played his role genuinely, without stereotypes. His character was comforting and relatable. Debu said one line "Nothing is permanent; everything is changing, but the illusion of permanence brings happiness."
What struck me was how they found peace together despite their individual struggles. Initially, they came together out of necessity, but eventually, togetherness became their only desire.
I also noticed a subtle detail: an auto-rickshaw filled with yellow balloons appeared in the background during key moments. Yellow represents happiness, and balloons symbolize joy. Paying attention to these details adds depth to the movie.
This film beautifully highlights the power of unconventional families and the human need for connection.
( Director: Deepti Naval)
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