Trailor - A Story Of The Red Hills( Lal Pahare'r Katha) Mithun chakraborty's Award wining film

The film centres on Manohar (Mithun Chakravarty), a revered Chhou (a form of tribal dance) performer from Bengals Purulia region. His art supersedes his feelings for a young girl, Maloti (Moumita Gupta). When Manohar is away on a dance tour, Maloti is forced into marriage with Shib (Shankar Chakravarty). She gives birth to Felai, a physically handicapped child. In the entertainment world, the more melodramatic dance form of Jatra is replacing Chhou and both are endangered by the lure of cinema. Ashamed of his handicapped son, Shib tries to kill him. The boy is saved by Manohar, who raises him and, in doing so, picks up the pieces of his life. Manohars backing helps Felai (Kayyum Ali) respond to Chhou rhythms. As he grows into manhood, can Felai recover from his infirmity and restore Chhou in all its splendour?


Making his debut as a director, noted choreographer Remo turns to Bengals landscape, lifestyle and language in a film that extols the vibrancy of Chhou. His innate love for the music of the common people is much in evidence. Uma da Cunha.


Starring : Mithun Chakravarty, Shankar Chakravarty, Bidipta Chakravarty, Moumita Gupta, Kayyum Ali

Director(s) :

Remo Remo

REMO was born in 1974 in Bangalore and studied at the Air Force School in Jamnagar. In his 10-year career in Hindi cinema, Remo has choreographed songs for over 100 feature films as well as 150 music videos. Today he is regarded as an accomplished choreographer, eager to experiment with a variety of dance forms.

Crew : Lizelle D'Souza(Producer), Dhrubo Banerjee(Scriptwriter), Subhendu Dasmunshi (Scriptwriter), Shoumik Haldar(Cinematographer), Sanjib Dutta(Editor), Modhu Mukherjee(Composer)

Format : Colour/35mm

Running Time : 117 mins

Country : India




Over a hundred years, we witnessed how newer experiments with performing arts gave way to successes like cinema and theatre and gradually eclipsed popular folk art forms that have survived many centuries; but for new-found interest in these art forms and the patronage of governments and others who can and may, these arts would've gone extinct, we may like to think. As we discuss the cultural full circle, so easily we are prone to forget those who have kept that art alive. The fact underlying the revival is survival. How they survive and sustain their arts, their interest, in the remotest, tiniest, poorest patches in our geographies is also the story of how tradition is carried and inherited.

Chhou, which has been an enriched dance form for many centuries, practiced by the tribes of Purulia (West Bengal), Mayurbhanj (Orissa) and Saraikela (Bihar) faced a near extinction. Today there is an effort of revival happening, and our film is dedicated to the unsung heroes of this gorgeous vibrant performing art.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Mithun Chakraborty
• Bengali Film
• Shankar Chakravarty
• Bidipta Chakravarty
• Moumita Gupta
• Kayyum Ali
• Remo Dsouza

[d13g13n13b13]

Hello, Rom! Is this a newcoming film?

[romdabest]

yes it is mithun new film. it has shown to various international films and has won few awards. just waiting for officially release.

[ronakstranger]

thanks mate for great upload. mithun amazing.

[romdabest]

ronakstranger- thanks for the comments.

[kimifan191]

thanks , nice clip

[romdabest]

kimi,

thanks and thanks for viewing the clip.

[2811ketu]

do u have this film??i wud really appreciate anyone uploading it on youtube. seems really interesting. searched on web so much but haven't found it.

[jgpt195]

reMO Sir is alwys ROckINg@@@

lov u sir ND mithuN DAA is AWSM....

[amitava1988]

Awesome Film..

[d13g13n13b13]

Oh! thanks! Waiting for with big impatience!

[romdabest]

mahakshay- he always will be.