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Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi
Sanjay Leela Bhansali' movies (guilty pleasures :-)) Eklavia (exept 5 minutes at the end...) Rang de Basanti As for "golden era of indian cinema" - any movie of Guru Dutt team - Pyaasa, Sahib Bibi aur Ghulam, Chaundhvin ka Chand... even Aar-Paar and C.I.D (great music!!!!) - classic in its best ;-)
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Paheli sites?
One question to all you experienced India travellers (and movie buffs), if you have seen Paheli, you may be able to help me...
In the beginning of the film when the bride-to-be was travelling to her groom's home, they stopped at a "haunted" stepwell, where in Rajastan is that?!?!?!?! I'm going to Rajastan (finally!!!) this December and would love to go there for a film pilgrimage As you can tell, I love that film, and if you know of any other sights that were included in that film, please enlighten me! My intended itinerary for that part is: Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Udaipur and Jaipur. Cheers! |
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Paheli
burbujasdeamor....I'm also a big Paheli fan! I travelled around Rajasthan (to all the cities you've mentioned) after seeing the movie: saw lots of tanks but none exactly like that....
I think you should start a new thread about Paheli though, I bet you'd find someone on IM who knows or can tell you how to find out where it was filmed. I for one would like to know if the actors in Paheli were wearing REAL jewels...it looked like it. |
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I believe they were, because there was a tie-up with a big Indian jewelry company to design and sell the jewelry that was promoted by its use in the film. At the beginning of the film it says "Jewelry designed by Tanishq Design Studio." It was beautiful!
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The Paheli stepwell - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepwell
See the pic and link at the upper right of the page. |
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Stepwell Tourists...
Thanks so much for your stepwell "tour"! I looked at the photo in widipedia and it must have been taken from a different angle or level, because it doesn't look like this scene in the movie. Ha Ha not that I'm doubting you
Of course, neither is the blue bird included in the real stepwell. I will have to refrain from singing and swirling once I get there As for the jewelry, they sure are gorgeous! Doubt if I could afford anything though, except for a small set of bangles, maybe from the travelling bangle salesman ![]() |
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i am not so sure, but that stepwell locations seems to be Abhaneri i visited there long ago as a child.even if this is not the place you want, its worth a visit. just google "abhaneri" and see
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ETA: Yes, that's definitely the same one. They're dancing all over it, even in the tower in the center. ![]() Last edited by Maryah : Sep 10th, 2007 at 07:55. Reason: removed quoted pic |
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Thanks, you guys, you rock!
I just searched other posts on Rajastan and apparently, the whole film was filmed in the Abhaneri and Shekhawati area. Well, looks like back to the itinerary planning for me to include that area Not that it's going to "kill" my plan anyhow.Cheers! |
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Don't know exactly about that place with the stepwell - but the locations in imdb for this film is:Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India Navalghar, India Samod, Rajasthan, India Toddarising, India Hope it will help ![]() |
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Thanks burbujasdeamor,
i am going to Abhaneri and Shekhawati on my next trip to india |
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I guess the paheli (riddle) for us is if we can find all the sites
It's going to be like a treasure hunt for grown-ups (in age only!)Maybe we should start our own cult - a reunion of us Paheli fans at the stepwell. I'm going to be there in early December! 3 long months till then... Cheers! |
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Oh, since I have caught the attention of all you Indian film geniuses, can you recommend more films with great scenery (like Paheli) for us to get us even more excited about the upcoming trip??
My husband said if I get more excited, I'm going to have a heart attack before December If all else failed, I'll just keep watching Lagaan and Paheli over and over again ![]() |
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Not a film genius, see about one every few years nowadays. But...
"Dor": Fantastic Himachal Pradesh and Jodhpur. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0824316/ PS Somebody tell me where in Himachal Pradesh, please. |
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dor was really good - and i was surprised by how well both the lead actresses did (besides the scenery et al). another great movie for some outdoorsy footage and also the typical "toxic" (in a great way) levels of bollywood song-and-dance routines is HUM SAATH SAATH HAIN... very typical rajashree productions type movie but i love the set and dresses, jewellery - and all the frills
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