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Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub. . Resume The film is a unique social comedy based in a small town of Uttar Pradesh directed by Hansal Mehta. It stars Rajkummar Rao and Nushrat Bharucha. It is co-produced by Ajay Devgn, Luv Ranjan and Ankur Garg. year 2020. Full comedy 😘🤣🤣. Gautum gulati is in this movie im looking at this movie only for gautum. This trailer completely relates to MSD! ❤️❤️ Even he can comeback 😍. Indo Pak relations shouldn't have been provoked... Athiya deserve ❤️❤️amazing comebacks. Gender inequality is one of the biggest menace in our society.

By Review for the film " Turram Khan " Runtime: TBC Certificate: TBD Released: 31-01-2020 Genre: Drama TBD. I watched the movie it's really nice it has a great message. Most underrated actor Akshay Khanna got this type of movie. He deserves better than this. Already recognised as one of India’s best known theatre personalities and India’s youngest Padma awardee in theatre, playwright-director-actor Mohammad Ali Baig has received multiple national and global honours and awards. This time, beginning August first week, his well-known play, “Quli: Dilon ka Shahzaada”, as well as his new production “1857: Turrebaz Khan” have both been invited to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2016. While “Quli” has already seen several productions across the world, “Turrebaz Khan” will be premiering at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, before travelling to London and then returning to Hyderabad. Excerpts from an interview: Tell us about your new play, “1857: Turrebaz Khan”, and its central character? Turrebaz Khan was a heroic figure in Deccan history, known for his valour and courage. There is a slang in Hyderabad folklore, a positive one — “Turram Khan”. When you call someone that, you are calling him heroic. That comes from Turrebaz Khan’s name. He was a revolutionary figure freedom fighter, who revolted against the ruling design of the 4th Nizam of Hyderabad and the British. He attacked the British residency, which now houses the women’s college in Koti in Hyderabad, to free his comrade who was detained on charges of treachery without a fair trial by the British. He was caught and detained, but even the jail he was put in couldn’t hold him. After a year, he escaped, and then was caught in the forest of an area called Toopran, near Hyderabad. The man who caught him, Qurban Ali Baig, was the talukdar there. Turrebaz Khan was kept in captivity, then shot, and then his body was hanged in the centre of the city to prevent further rebellion. That is his story. When you read about 1857, places like Delhi, Meerut, Lucknow, Jhansi and Mysore, all of them are mentioned, but Hyderabad isn’t. This is because the Nizams were allies of the British, and there was no reason to fight. But with Turrebaz Khan, there came a brief period when Hyderabad joined the struggle, the uprising. Does the play follow Turrebaz Khan’s life? No, the structure of the play is very interesting actually. It follows the last one hour of his life in captivity, and that one hour is also the duration of the play. It shows the difference between the man who has been captured, and his captor, Ali Baig. They are both sons of the same soil, are of the same colour, but they stand on opposite sides. Ali Baig has allied with the British. He is a man who is privileged in more ways than one, and he has no problem with who his allies are — Indians, British, French. His life is about his own family and prosperity. From his point of view, Turrebaz is “naïve”, and immature. For Turrebaz, Ali Baig has a self-serving agenda. How does the play deal with this clear difference between the two men? There are two people, one placating the system, another one going against it in the name of his motherland. Neither one is shown as the villain. Both are victims of their situation. The play is about discrimination and about oppression, two issues that are relevant anywhere in the world. It can be discrimination of blacks and whites, of haves and have nots, east and west. The play brings both sides of the story out by bringing out both characters. There is very interesting wordplay between the two, philosophical debates which explore different sides of the story. At one point, Ali Baig says to Turrebaz that you talk about leaving your home to fight for your motherland, but what about your own mother at home? What about your aging father, who needs you? Before you, there have been so many others who tried to revolt against the British empire, and look what happened to them. To this, Turrebaz replies that his motherland is more important to him than his mother; that if he is killed, the world will remember him. No one will remember Qurban Ali Baig. There are many such debates and wordplay between the two characters and the play is an intense drama. I’ve used live percussion— marfa, dhol, etc. — to complement the dialogues. The research must have been challenging. Do you supplement it with a lot of fiction? A lot of research went into this play. It is definitely a challenge, because you can’t fictionalise plays like these too much. You have to pay due respect and maintain sanctity, when you portray these historical figures, since there is no one around to correct the errors. Forget political correctness, you have a responsibility of not putting them in a light that is not morally and ethically right. You can’t sit in judgement. For this play, we have picked the aspects of the story that are relevant to today’s global scenario, since it has to make sense to lot of audience everywhere. My wife, Noor, who is also my co-playwright, has done most of the research, and a lot of it is also based on research by authorities who have written on Turrebaz. You spoke about the need to make your play’s relevance to audience across the world. Tell us about the responses you get from these audience? How do you see them connecting to your work? If you take “Quli”, which is the legendary love story on which Hyderabad is supposed to be founded, or “Spaces”, which is about the thought of sticking to your home and heritage, and about traditionalism versus modernism; both could be about people and lives anywhere in the world. We don’t stick to judgement; we don’t say who is right and who is wrong. Our purpose is to bring out an issue, and let the audience decide their own views. I’ve taken these plays to English, Turkish, Romanian, Bosnian, Iranian, American audiences, to name a few. “Spaces” moves them to tears; many of them come backstage to me and tell me that this is their story. “Quli” too, sees the audience connecting to it. When they are moved, it moves me as a playwright; it shows me that the kind of theatre I believe in is working, that despite the barrier of language and context, people can connect with these plays. I hope that “1857: Turrebaz Khan” will do that same. Your productions, held in forts and ruins, are known for usually being larger than life. How difficult is it to travel with these productions? The earlier plays that I mounted were really huge and I was stuck with own vision of them, so we couldn’t travel. But since the last few plays, like “Spaces”, “Quli” and now “Turrebaz”, I’m still mounting them on a big scale, but I’ve tried to make them production sensible. I keep the portability in mind, so that now we are travelling light, but the end result is still grand. Of course, adapting a play I stage in forts and ruins to a festival setting is difficult, but so far, we have managed to do it successfully.

Ghode ke moot jaisa lagta hai black coffee. 😂😂😂. I DONT UNDERSTAND, The slap in kabir singh movie is wrong. This movie justifies how slap can lead to domestic violence. Then You cannot slap a man too, until nd unless its necessry. What if we reverse the role of movie pati patni or woh Our bwood itself has shown us that MAN R KINDA PLAY BOY, they r AGRESSIVE, we women are timid and hume thoda sa toh sehna padta hai 👏👏. I believe in the law. possibly in sometime I will win the case. but my family is ruined. It will take years to settle. a normal life is a distant dream now. {"id":"840068", "linkUrl":"/film/Turram+Khan-2020-840068", "alt":"Turram Khan"} Ten film nie ma jeszcze zarysu fabuły. {"tv":"/film/Turram+Khan-2020-840068/tv", "cinema":"/film/Turram+Khan-2020-840068/showtimes/_cityName_"} Jeszcze nikt nie dodał obsady i twórców do tego filmu. Dodaj ich i współtwórz z nami drugą największą bazę filmową na świecie! Dodaj obsadę i twórców Na razie nikt nie dodał opisu do tego filmu. Możesz być pierwszy! Dodaj opis filmu forum filmu Turram Khan Na razie nikt nie dodał wątku na forum tego filmu. Spróbuj swoich sił i podziel się opinią. Możesz być pierwszy! Dodaj wątek na forum Twórz z nami drugą największą bazę filmową na świecie! To proste! Wystarczy, że skorzystasz z plusika przy sekcji, do której chcesz dodać treść lub klikniesz w przycisk „Lista elementów do edycji”.

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Ye kya hua munna bhaiya ka. Nashbndi 😂😂😂😂. Or de chacha ko gali. 🤣🤣. Tbh surprised by Athiya's amazing acting in Motichoor Chaknachoor! Wonderful coordination with the legend Nawazuddin ♥️👏. Athya sehty improve. Impressive... Welcome back Shruti Hasan. u r very beautiful girl. to see u more in Hindi the best for this movie.

Reallty about Black Coffee 2:16 Lol.

I thought it was the sequel of subh mangal saavdhaan🙄😏.

She was just OK in Mubarkan. Seems like she redeemed herself. Looks good.

They are lucky to have celebrity parents. One more disaster is coming...

I thought that its splitvilla's priyank sharma😂😂.

I bet that the scene between akki and diljit @ 2:30 - 2:35 is totally not scripted 😂😂😂😂😂

You guys should hv included @MattSteffanina in the movie... Movie se jade sab honey singh ko pucch rhe h😀😀. This movie will definitely win hearts of millions of watching trailer,it seems the story of movie is good. Nawaz bhai yielded his best as always. Mind Blowing Movie. पंगा ले लिया jnu वाली deepika ne bata do usko uski okat😡. Love Athiya's acting 💜. 0:26 yuvraj singh bc... So i saw dis movie yesterday and it was really awesome the story is different compare to part 1-2. Its based on SWAT as how sikh people abroad are being helpful to the one who cannot effort food...

Did i just see Gautam Gulati. awesome trailer 😍.

 

Am i dog this line😅😅. Believe me or not It's Going to be a Double Hit...