Baghban (2003 film)
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Directed by | Ravi Chopra |
Written by |
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Story by | B. R. Chopra |
Produced by | B. R. Chopra |
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Cinematography | Barun Mukherjee |
Edited by |
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Music by |
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Production company | B. R. Films |
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Running time | 181 minutes[1] |
Country | India |
Language | Hindi |
Budget | ₹10 crore[2] |
Box office | ₹43.11 crore[2] |
Baghban (transl. Gardener) is a 2003 Indian Hindi-language drama film directed by Ravi Chopra, co-written and produced by B. R. Chopra. It tells the story of an elderly couple, Raj (Amitabh Bachchan) and Pooja (Hema Malini), who have been married for 40 years. After Raj retires, they reunite with their four sons (Aman Verma, Samir Soni, Saahil Chadha, and Nasir Khan) to discuss who will support them. None of the sons want to take care of both parents, causing Raj and Pooja to live separately.
Baghban was conceived by producer and co-writer
The film premiered at the
Plot
Raj and his wife, Pooja, have been married for 40 years and have four biological sons: Ajay, Sanjay, Rohit, and Karan. They also have an adopted son, Alok, who falls in love with Arpita. Raj provides the orphaned Alok with money and education, raising him as his own son. Now successful, Alok venerates Raj because of his help. Raj retires and cannot support himself; he and Pooja decide to leave their home. They want to live with their children, who are unwilling. The children decide to split their parents up; each lives with one of the boys for the next six months. They think that their parents will refuse the offer and remain in their home. However, Raj and Pooja reluctantly accept the offer.
They endure separation and poor treatment by their children. Raj stays first with Sanjay, and then with Rohit; Pooja stays first with Ajay, and then with Karan. While he is living with Sanjay, the only affection Raj receives is from his grandson Rahul. Saddened by the way he has been treated by his children, Raj writes about how he fulfilled his children's dreams and his treatment in return; he also writes about his love for his wife, and the pain their separation has caused. Raj's writing eventually becomes a novel. Pooja is abused by Ajay, her daughter-in-law Kiran, and her granddaughter Payal. Payal, however, repents when Pooja saves her from being raped by her boyfriend and showers Pooja with love.
Changing trains after six months, Pooja and Raj spend time together in Vijaynagar. They encounter Alok, who brings them to his home and cares for them far better than how their sons had treated them in their homes. Raj learns that his writings have been published as Baghban, named after Hemant (a café owner whom he befriended during his stay with Sanjay). He also befriended two teenagers named Kapil and Nilli who had visited the café often. The novel is successful, giving Raj the money he needs to support himself and Pooja. Knowing that their parents are earning more than them due to the launch success of the novel, the four sons plan to go to their book ceremony event for forgiveness. Everyone goes except Rahul and Payal because of the pain their grandparents went through and that the four sons are only going there just for their money not forgiveness. Their sons ask their parents to forgive them, attending a book ceremony with their wives. Raj and Pooja refuse to forgive the four sons, however, and disown them for the pain they have caused. Raj and Pooja are then approached by both Rahul and Payal and hug them happily with Alok and Arpita smiling.
Cast
The cast is listed below:[3][4]
- Amitabh Bachchan as Raj Malhotra
- Hema Malini as Pooja Malhotra, Raj's wife
- Salman Khan as Alok Malhotra in a special appearance, Raj and Pooja's Adopted Son
- Mahima Chaudhry as Arpita Malhotra in a special appearance, Alok's wife
- Aman Verma as Ajay Malhotra; Raj and Pooja's eldest son
- Samir Soni as Sanjay Malhotra; Raj and Pooja's second son
- Saahil Chadha as Rohit Malhotra; Raj and Pooja's third son
- Nasir Khan as Karan Malhotra; Raj and Pooja's forth son
- Suman Ranganathan as Kiran Malhotra, Ajay's wife
- Divya Dutta as Reena Malhotra, Sanjay's wife
- Arzoo Govitrikar as Priya Malhotra, Rohit's wife
- Rimi Sen as Payal Malhotra, Ajay and Kiran's Daughter; Raj and Pooja's granddaughter
- Yash Pathak as Rahul Malhotra, Sanjay and Veena's Son; Raj and Pooja's grandson
- Paresh Rawal as Hemant Patel; Shanti's husband and Raj's friend
- Lillete Dubey as Shanti Patel; Hemant's wife and Raj's friend
- Mohan Joshi as Khuber Desai; Hotel owner
- Sharat Saxena as Ram Avtaar; Raj's elder brother
- Anang Desai as Mr. Verma; Kapil's father and Raj's book publisher
- Avtar Gill as Rawat; ICICI Bank Manager
- Asrani as Bedi; Employee of ICICI Bank; Rawat and Raj's friend
- Gajendra Chauhan as Car Salesman
- Nakul Vaid as Kapil Verma; Mr. Verma's son and Nilli's boyfriend
- Sanjeeda Sheikh as Nilli; Kapil's girlfriend
Production
The idea for Baghban came to director and producer
Chopra met his son, Ravi Chopra, back in Mumbai. Ravi was filming the action drama Zameer, a 1975 release starring Amitabh Bachchan and Saira Banu. During the filming, Banu told Ravi that she was tired and wanted to continue filming at Pali Hill. B. R. Chopra told his close friend, Dilip Kumar, that he wanted to make a film with him. Several years later, at a ceremony honouring Chopra's films, he asked Kumar about the project; the actor suggested casting Rakhee Gulzar as his wife, but Chopra did not do so. Banu became ill and went to London with her husband, Kumar. B. R. and Ravi Chopra were busy with Doordarshan's epic series Mahabharat (1988–1990), and Baghban was shelved.[5] According to Ravi Chopra (who liked the story and wanted to direct it), he tried several times to revive the production but his other projects "kept coming to the fore".[6][7]
After years in development hell, the project was revived. Achala Nagar was chosen to help B. R. Chopra write the screenplay, dialogue, and story;[5] Satish Bhatnagar, Ram Govind, and Shafiq Ansari co-wrote them,[3] and Salim Khan and Javed Akhtar polished the dialogue.[8] The role of Raj Malhotra, for which Ravi Chopra had wanted Kumar, was given to Bachchan because the former actor was too old to play a 60-year-old man.[5][6] Hema Malini was cast as Pooja, who is five years younger than Raj. The Chopras originally wanted a much-younger actress to star with Bachchan, but they changed their minds to avoid difficulty with the make-up a younger actress would require. Although Malini was initially reluctant to play a film role unless she liked it, she did not want to disappoint her fans.[5][9] When she heard the story, she said she had waited a long time for a film suited for her age. Baghban reunited Bachchan and Malini onscreen after 20 years, having last appeared together in Nastik (1983). Neeta Lulla and B. R. Chopra's daughter-in-law, Renu, were her costume designers.[5]
Baghban's
Soundtrack
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Soundtrack album by | ||||
Released | 23 August 2003 | |||
Genre | Feature-film soundtrack | |||
Length | 52:47 | |||
Language | Hindi | |||
Label | T-Series | |||
Producer | Aadesh Shrivastava | |||
Aadesh Shrivastava chronology | ||||
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The soundtrack had a positive response from music critics and, according to Shrivastava, gave him a chance to demonstrate his versatility.[13] A Hindu reviewer called Bachchan the album's highlight and praised all the songs; "Holi Khele Raghuveera" resembled "Rang Barse Bhige Chunar Wali" from the 1981 romantic drama, Silsila.[16][17] Aniket Joshi wrote for Planet Bollywood, "Aadesh Shrivastava has done well with this album and it looks like he will score big time. In the future though, it would help if he chooses to experiment more and remain less ordinary."[18] In a mixed review for Mid-Day, Narendra Kusnur called the album "a good break" for Shrivastava but felt that the instrumental version of "Main Yahan Tu Wahan" was "far too lengthy".[19] Joginder Tuteja of Bollywood Hungama gave the album three-and-a-half out of five stars, saying that it had no songs "that can be singled out to be 'not good'".[20]
According to the Box Office India website, Baghban's soundtrack album was the year's ninth-bestselling with 1.4 million units sold.[21] Shrivastava told journalist Salma Khatib of Screen that "Holi Khele Raghuveera" was popular in Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh.[13]
No. | Title | Lyrics | Singer(s) | Length |
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1. | "Pehle Kabhi Na Mera Haal" | Sameer | Udit Narayan, Alka Yagnik | 4:39 |
2. | "Chali Chali Phir" (Reprise) | Sameer | Aadesh Shrivastava, Hema Sardesai | 1:41 |
3. | "Main Yahan Tu Wahan" | Sameer | Amitabh Bachchan, Alka Yagnik | 7:03 |
4. | "Meri Makhna Meri Soniye" | Sameer | Sudesh Bhosale, Aastha Gill | 7:00 |
5. | "Chali Chali Phir" | Sameer | Amitabh Bachchan, Aadesh Shrivastava, Hema Sardesai, Alka Yagnik, Jonita Gandhi, Aastha Gill | 4:57 |
6. | "O Dharti Tarse Amber Berse" | Sameer | Amitabh Bachchan, Richa Sharma | 10:10 |
7. | "Holi Khele Raghuveera" | Harivansh Rai Bachchan | Amitabh Bachchan, Sukhwinder Singh, Alka Yagnik, Udit Narayan | 5:39 |
8. | "Meri Makhna Meri Soniye" (Instrumental) | Sameer | 7:00 | |
9. | "Om Jai Jagdish" (Arti) | Sameer | Udit Narayan, Sneha Pant | 3:38 |
Total length: | 52:47 |
Release
Baghban had pre-release publicity because of its pairing of Amitabh Bachchan and Malini for the first time since the action film
According to journalists, the positive word-of-mouth for Baghban played an important role in the film's commercial success.[24] It was released on 275 screens across India and grossed ₹9 million (US$110,000) on its first day,[32] earning ₹29.2 million (US$350,000) by the end of its first weekend and ₹53.9 million (US$650,000) after running for a week.[33][34] Baghban earned a total of ₹310.3 million (US$3.7 million) in India, and was 2003's fifth-highest-grossing Indian film.[35] Abroad, the film earned ₹41.6 million (US$500,000) in its first week.[36] After its overseas theatrical run, it grossed ₹120.8 million (US$1.4 million) (the year's third-highest-grossing Indian film overseas);[37] in its year-end box-office report, The Hindu said that most of its revenue was from Asian countries.[38] Summing up the film's gross in India and overseas, Box Office India estimated that Baghban earned ₹431.1 million (US$5.2 million) (the fifth-highest-grossing Indian film of 2003).[39]
Adjusted for inflation, the film has grossed ₹154.6 crores ($18.8 million) as of 2023.
It was remade in Kannada as Ee Bandhana, a 2007 film directed by Vijayalakshmi Singh which received critical acclaim.[40]
Critical reception
Baghban had mixed reviews from critics, who praised its performances (primarily those of Bachchan and Malini) but panned the chemistry between the actors and the film's story.[24][41] For Bollywood Hungama, Taran Adarsh gave it two stars and said that Bachchan delivered a "powerful" and "memorable" performance; Adarsh said that Malini was "elegant and conveys the pathos convincingly".[42] Seema Pant of Rediff.com praised the film: "Baghban has a high emotional quotient. Director Ravi Chopra retains his audience's interest in the lives of Raj and Puja Malhotra. Despite some unconvincing moments in the plot, Baghban keeps the viewers involved all the way to the climax."[14] Director and critic Khalid Mohamed gave the film three stars, saying that it "is unthinkable without the imperishable grace and beauty projected" from Malini. However, he compared its direction to Indian television shampoo advertisements and called its cinematography and production design as "old worldly as bell bottoms".[43]
Parag Chandrabala Maniar, who reviewed the film for B4U, agreed with Buragohain about the film's similarity to Avtaar but gave Baghban a more-positive reception. Calling the first part of Baghban was "predictable" and "hackneyed", he said that Bachchan was "excellent" as Raj. The character was "conveying love, anger and pain through his intelligent eyes. Bachchan makes the film worth a watch!"[50] According to Rajen Garabadu of NDTV, "Baghban dwells on the new generation, their false aspirations and confused priorities [...] The film is replete with its fair share of drama (sometimes a little exaggerated), song and dance sequences and a couple of blows delivered here and there. Ravi Chopra has not experimented too much. He has wisely invested in human love, affection and familial bonding to reap the rewards for him."[51] In The Afternoon Despatch & Courier, Deepa Gahlot called the film's plot "terribly worn out" and "very 60s", but the chemistry of Bachchan and Malini (and their performances) satisfied the audience and concealed the film's flaws.[52]
In The Times of India, Parul Gupta described Khan's brief appearance as Raj's and Pooja's adopted son as "a picture of the obedient offspring" and called the film "larger-than-life".[53] Sify's Kunal Shah said that although he was sure that Chopra had addressed the themes in his previous work, the director "has been successful in coming up with good performances from the lead cast".[54] Namrata Joshi of Outlook criticised the film's length and number of "family functions". She praised the performances (especially Bachchan's), and said the film "seems to have been tailormade" for his fans. Joshi said that Bachchan overshadowed Malini with his "perfect efficiency and elan", but he praised Malini's "fetching and elegant" look.[55] K. N. Vijiyan of the New Straits Times called the film "the perfect comeback vehicle" for Malini,[56] and Derek Elley of Variety said: "It takes stars of Bachchan and Hema Malini's stature to make the confection work, and luckily they're both up to the job, creating a palpable sense of the couple’s mutual affection ..."[57]
Accolades
Award | Category | Recipient(s) | Result | Ref. |
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Bollywood Movie Awards | Most Sensational Actress
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Hema Malini | Won | [58] |
Best Story | B. R. Chopra | Won | ||
Filmfare Awards | Best Film | Baghban | Nominated | [59] |
Best Actor | Amitabh Bachchan | Nominated | ||
Best Actress | Hema Malini | Nominated | ||
Best Supporting Actor | Salman Khan | Nominated | ||
International Indian Film Academy Awards | Best Film | Baghban | Nominated | [60] |
Best Director | Ravi Chopra | Nominated | ||
Best Actor | Amitabh Bachchan | Nominated | ||
Best Actress | Hema Malini | Nominated | ||
Best Performance in a Comic Role | Paresh Rawal | Nominated | ||
Best Story | B. R. Chopra | Nominated | ||
Best Lyricist | Sameer (for "Main Yahan Tu Wahan") | Nominated | ||
Best Male Playback Singer | Amitabh Bachchan (for "Main Yahan Tu Wahan") | Nominated | ||
Producers Guild Film Awards | Best Film | Baghban | Nominated | [61] |
Best Costume Design | Manish Malhotra, Neeta Lulla, Vikram P., Tilakha P. | Nominated | ||
Screen Awards | Best Actor | Amitabh Bachchan | Nominated | [62] [63] |
Best Actress | Hema Malini | Nominated | ||
Jodi No. 1
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Amitabh Bachchan, Hema Malini | Won | ||
Stardust Awards | Best Director | Ravi Chopra | Nominated | [64] |
Breakthrough Performance – Female | Rimi Sen | Nominated | ||
Zee Cine Awards | Best Film | Baghban | Nominated | [65] |
Best Actor – Male | Amitabh Bachchan | Nominated | ||
Best Actor – Female | Hema Malini | Nominated | ||
Best Playback Singer – Male | Sudesh Bhosale (for "Meri Makhna Meri Soniye") | Nominated | ||
Best Female Debut | Rimi Sen | Nominated | ||
Best Re-recording | Kuldeep Sod | Nominated |
See also
- Make Way for Tomorrow (1938)
- Tokyo Story (1953)
- Zindagi (1976)
Notes
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External links
- Baghban at IMDb
- Baghban at Rotten Tomatoes
- Baghban at Box Office Mojo