Dil Se

1998 • 165 amaminithi

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Amar Varma, a producer for Indian news radio, meets an enigmatic woman at a railroad station and then again at a hill station. He falls in love with her, but the woman, who calls herself Meghna, rejects and leaves him although she seems to be interested. Later, Varma agrees to marry his family's choice, Preeti. But suddenly Meghna is back and a secret is about to be revealed.(CBFC/CIL/3/39/98-MUM)

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One of the greatest films of all time! So happy they made this available in high definition. The new picture and audio quality looks so good. Haven't seen this movie in such a long time and to see it in this way is very rewarding. Well worth the price. Songs and background score by A. R. Rahman are beautiful to listen to. Performances by Shah Rukh Khan and Manisha Koirala are perfect. Great characters, storytelling, and themes. Locations are beautiful, especially during song sequences. Movie as a whole is different from most Bollywood films, with a very dark tone and ending. Highly recommended!

A psychological thriller wrongly remembered as a romantic film, Dil Se captures you with its intense plot, commendable performances and enchanting songs despite the unsettling stalker-protagonist. The political dichotomy between army and insurgency is beautifully explored through Meghna's (Manisha Koirala) story. Yet it is the psychological horrors that she goes through because of Amar(Shahrukh Khan) that will remind you why feminism is needed.