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Modhu Bose

Also Known As: Madhu Basu, Modhu Basu, Madhu Bose

Biography: Biography not available

Department: Directing

Place of Birth: Calcutta, Bengal Presidency, British India [now India]

Birthday: February 12, 1900

Deathday: September 25, 1969

Adult: No

Gender: Male

Popularity:

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Overview: Living an indolent life in a luxurious palace, Prince Gautama (Rai) is insulated by his family from the harshness of the world outside. But he is destined to learn greater truths: shocked to discover the pain and suffering of so many in his kingdom, he abandons his privileged existence, and his wife Gopa (Seeta Devi), to become a wandering teacher, eventually finding enlightenment and founding Buddhism. Featuring superimposed images and deep-focus shots that were highly impressive for the time, Light of Asia astutely combines a deeply felt spirituality with the surefire attraction of Indian exotica, which helped make it a considerable success in Europe.

Genres: Drama

Original Language: hi

Release Date: 1925-10-22

Popularity:

0.111

Rating:

Votes: 9

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Overview: Two neighboring kings addicted to gambling, Ranjit and his cousin Sohat, vie for the same beautiful young woman, Sunita, daughter of the hermit Kanwa.

Genres: Drama Adventure Romance

Original Language: hi

Release Date: 1929-08-16

Popularity:

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Rating:

Votes: 26

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Overview: Based on the 'Arabian Nights', this film tells of the Baghdadi woodcutter Alibaba (M. Bose) and his magic 'Open Sesame' formula; of the hero's jealous brother Kasim and the slave girl Marjina (S. Bose). The film adapts the 1897 play, giving it a Hollywood-derived exotic flavour. An improvised 'modern' dance is inserted. The slow, mannered acting with the frontally framed tableau shots are enlivened by the dance scenes, especially the Marjina-Abdallah sequence.

Genres: No genres available

Original Language: bn

Release Date: 1937-10-13

Popularity:

0.111

Rating:

Votes: 0

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Modhu Bose

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