However, Vijay and Lalita (Aruna Irani) are engaged, which Aarti comes to know at later stage.Īarti's dad Shaymlal (Tarun Bose) is under threat of being killed and also businessman Mahendranath (Ashok Kumar). She comes to know about him and eventually also falls in love with him. The showings are free and open to the public.Vijay (Vinod Khanna) is in love with Aarti (Bharthi) and tries to woe her by disguising himself as a Sanskrit teacher. in Wheeler Auditorium, Room 103 of the Wold Physical Science Center on the Casper College campus. The 2012 Multicultural Film Festival “Exploring India,” is sponsored by the Casper Committee on Foreign Relations, the Casper College Political Science Department, the Casper College International Studies Program, the Casper College Honors Program, and Casper College.īoth films will begin at 7 p.m.

India also has made a growing cinematic splash with “Bollywood” alone responsible for the production of over 800 feature-length films a year, compared to Hollywood’s less than 600,” said Frankland. As the world’s largest democracy India continues to wrestle with these multiplicities as it modernizes and urbanizes, and fully enters the increasingly globalized world. It is a country of multiplicities: cultures, languages, regions, castes, etc. “India’s growing economic, political, and cultural importance make it a logical choice for the 2012 festival. “Amu” will be shown on Friday May 4 with the post-film discussion to be led by David Zoby, English instructor and director of Casper College’s Honors Program. The film also starred Ankur Khanna and Brinda Karat, and was directed by Shonali Bose. The film features Konkona Sensharma as a young Indian-American who returns to India to visit her family, and in the process learns more than she anticipated about the nature and problems of the country. It also won two National Film Awards in India,” said Frankland. The second film, “Amu” was released in 2005 and “received a number of international film honors including at the Berlin Film Festival, the Toronto Film Festival, and the American Film Institute Film Festival. Joseph Campbell, English instructor at Casper College. The post-film discussion will be led by Dr. “Hum Tum” was directed by Kunal Kohli and features major Bollywood stars Saif Ali Khan, Rani Mukerji, and Kirron Kher. The first film, “Hum Tum” will be shown on Friday, April 27, and according to Erich Frankland “is a modern Bollywood romance.” “This 2004 film is a refreshing look at the eternal battle of the sexes and the trials and tribulations of ‘every man’ and ‘every woman’ and their attempts to understand each other,” said Frankland, film festival director and political science instructor. “Exploring India” is the theme for the 2012 Casper College Multicultural Film Festival, which will show two films: “Hum Tum” and “Amu.” Casper College Multicultural Film Festival features India’s 'Hum Tum' and 'Amu'

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