Main Sundar Hoon (transl.I am Sunder) is a 1971 Indian Hindi-language drama film directed by the duo Krishnan-Panju. The film stars Mehmood, Biswajeet, Leena Chandavarkar in lead roles. It is a remake of the 1964 Tamil film Server Sundaram.
Plot
Sunder works in a hotel owned by Ram Swarup as a waiter. He is a very funny, uneducated man, with a suitably funny face, in contrast to his name. Radha is the daughter of Ram Swarup. She often comes to the hotel, and Sunder happens to meet her and amuse her with funny jokes. One day, in a casual remark, she says: "I like your innocence". He does not understand the word "innocence", and thinks that she likes him. He also likes her, but is afraid to tell her, as he works in her father's hotel.
Then, he seeks help from his friend, Amar. He helps him find work in the film industry. And in no time, Sunder emerges as a leading comic actor. But at this time, Amar, ignorant about his friend's love, and Radha fall in love. When he knows that Sunder's love is Radha, he asks Radha, who says that she never loved Sunder. Amar stops Sunder multiple times from expressing his feelings to Radha, thinking that the truth will break Sunder down.
During his stardom days, he once performs at a charity show for orphaned children. He becomes emotional seeing the children, and decides to stay a day longer, and in the process, misses his father's death ceremony at his home. His mother asks him to be with her in her last moments, and he promises to.
One day, during an interview to the All India Radio, he says that he likes to have his old waiter uniform in front of him, so that it could remind him of what he was earlier, so that he would not develop any pride. And in the same interview, he says that he is going to marry someone he loves. Amar and Radha listen to this on the radio. Knowing that Sunder will come to express his love for her, Radha urges Amar to tell him the truth, but he says, he is unable to do so. Sunder comes, and Radha tells him the truth. Heartbroken, Sunder wishes well for his friend, and Radha.
Then, one day, he goes for the shooting of the climax of a film, whose date of release has come very near. The producer says to his guard that nobody, under any circumstance should disturb them. And back home, his mother falls down the stairs. She is rushed to the hospital. She wants to see her son, so, a man is sent to call him, but the guard does not allow him in. Instead, he himself goes to get some good medication. Sunder, after finishing the work, learns about the accident, and rushes away. But he finds her dead. He regrets being a celebrity.
Amar y Radha se casan. En la ceremonia, Sunder aparece con su antiguo uniforme de camarero. Dice que ya no trabajará en el cine, pues esa vida le parece irreal. A partir de ahora, se reunirá con su madre ayudando a niños pobres y huérfanos.
Elenco
- Mehmood como Sundar
- Biswajeet como Amar
- Leena Chandavarkar como Radha
- Sulochana Latkar como la madre de Sundar
- Aruna Irani como la señorita Pasha (actriz de cine)
- Rajendra Nath como director
- Shabnam
- David como Ram Swaroop
- Mukri como Dattaram
- Ashim Kumar como Chandrakant Mehta (productor de cine)
- CS Dubey como dueño de pollos
- Jayshree T. como ella misma (en la canción "Naach Meri Jaan")
- Jaikishan (en la canción "Naach Meri Jaan")
- Kishore Kumar (en la canción "Naach Meri Jaan")
- Anand Bakshi (en la canción "Naach Meri Jaan")
- Shahu Modak como Lord Shiva en la canción parodia
- Sulochana Chatterjee como Devi Parvati en la canción parodia
Los actores Rajendra Nath, Aruna Irani, Nasir Hussain, Waheeda Rehman y Ramesh Deo aparecen en cameos.
Producción
Main Sunder Hoon es una nueva versión de la película tamil Server Sundaram (1964). [ 1 ]
Canciones
Trivialidades
La canción "Tuze dil ki baat bata du", protagonizada por Leena Chandavarkar y sus amigas, fue grabada en Mahabalipuram, ahora Patrimonio de la Humanidad.
En la escena de la ceremonia de entrega de premios, Mehmood dice las famosas y graciosas palabras "Damas y Ledas" en lugar de "Damas y caballeros"... esto se hizo bastante popular en muchos eventos informales más adelante.
Referencias
- ^ Narwekar, Sanjit (2012). "Eena Meena Deeka: La historia de la comedia cinematográfica hindi" . Publicaciones Rupa. pag. 176.ISBN 978-81-291-2625-2.
Enlaces externos
- Main Sundar Hoon en IMDb
- Películas de 1971
- Películas en hindi de 1971
- Películas indias de 1971
- Películas dramáticas de 1971
- Películas compuestas por Shankar – Jaikishan
- Adaptaciones en hindi de películas tamiles
- Películas con guiones de K. Balachander
- Películas dirigidas por Krishnan–Panju
- Películas de AVM Productions