A mother finds out that her recently deceased son had a secret life.A mother finds out that her recently deceased son had a secret life.A mother finds out that her recently deceased son had a secret life.
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Anya Chowdhry
- Woman at the Airport
- (as Ananya Chowdhury)
Kunal Padhy
- Man at the Airport
- (as Kunal Padhi)
Dhruv Mookerji
- Siddhartha's Voice
- (as Dhruv Mukherjee)
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Ornub Mitra: Want to apply? We pay well.
[Aarti laughs]
Ornub Mitra: And you could have this flat, Sid's apartment. And trust me, you don't have to seduce me for that.
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Straightforward Narration of So-called Aberration
The very inception of the film gives a feeling of it being ghost- directed by Rituparno Ghosh. But, the germs of it being the first film of a director under Rituparno's tutelage can be made out after one has gone through a considerable portion of the film. Excepting these discussions, what we glean from movie is a so-called aberrant sexuality which, it says, is not to be looked down upon by the fortunate heterosexuals of this world. Arati (Deepti Naval) - the mother, finding it hard to come to terms with and to switch her emotions between her son's sudden death and his homosexuality hitherto unknown to her - at first detests Ornub (Rituparno), but subsequently starts cherishing his company taking him to be her dead son's 'special' someone or her another alive son. Another relation, between Sahana (Raima Sen) and Arati, is also a very pleasant one founded on honesty and respect. Arati, during her short stay at her dead son's house, learns about certain grim truths about this world which, heretofore even her grey hair has not shown her. When she leaves, she leaves with a bagful of warm closeness she has unknowingly amassed within these few days from both Ornub and Sahana and leaves behind with them 'a bit of' herself and her dead son. The background melody and the nominal songs accentuate the situations. To draw the conclusion we can say that 'Memories in March' is a good attempt at narration, though with a profusion of Rituparnovian touches.
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- purnenduvianworld
- Jul 14, 2011
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- मेमोरीज इन मार्च
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- Runtime1 hour 44 minutes
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