Prahar Movie

He enlists in the army, and soon undergoes vigorous training under the hands of Major Chauhan. Old Prahaar 1991 Hindi Movie Mp3 Songs Download, Indian Bollywood Hindi Film Directed By Nana Patekar. Prahaar Mp3 Download 128 Kbps/320 Kbps Zip File.

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Granted my copy of the VCD print was horrible - but the movie in itself it phenomenal. The credible footage of commando training is awesome - and seeing Nana himself do some of the scenes seems unbelievable. The final 15 minutes of the movie are to die for. His dialogue delivery is superb - as one might come to expect from a stalwart like Nana. It was nice to see my old Regiment (Maratha Light Infantry) on film - we boys do kick a**!:-) I could find myself nodding with Nan's take on society. For it's the sad truth! A bitter pill we all need to realise.

I also found my self drawing parallels with this film and the major theme of Tom Clancy's excellent book 'Without Remorse'. In any case, a deserving film to see. The print isn't great and there are some glaring editing gaffes - but it's a 1991 film, and the gaffes aren't so horrible that they stick out like sore thumbs. The flow is non-stop. The story solid. Budgetary constraints are readily apparent - and as are certain scenes which seem contrived rather than believable (some scenes with the terrorists makes it seem like it is easier than it is). But one can write this off to keeping the theme simple to sell to the masses.

Watch this film - you won't regret it. 'And that's a soldier's word':-).

To date, I have never seen a film like it. There will never a film like this be made now, as India is becoming increasingly westernized day by day. To prove this point we already have a reality show Bigg Boss copied from Big Brother which was first developed by Endemol in the Netherlands. In this show people can openly express their sexuality and sexual preference. Back to the film. It deals with many topics and in order to appreciate the message of the film, you will need a second viewing. I myself have seen this film at least ten times and each time I have discovered something new that I had missed earlier.

The topics dealt with are: national and internal security, prostitution in India, the life of orphans in India, crime and extortion and the influence of the media. It also deals with madness. Major Chauhan who as a child watched his mother abducted was deeply affected mentally and to this day still has visions of that terrible day.

Left untreated this madness built in him throughout the years, and when it finally erupted in the climax of the film it was devastating. Also we see in the film that Major Chauhan has a vision for his country - people of all caste and creed freed from all shame, hatred and suspicion and united in mutual love. This is the final scene of the film which is I think removed by the India Censor Board in the TV screening of the film. Major Chauhan is committed to a mental asylum after which we notice a change in his character. He is finally at peace with himself and is waiting with eager anticipation at the final fulfillment of his dream. Plot: Peter D'Souza goes for commando training and is trained by Major Chauhan who takes a liking to him. He completes his training with honors receiving the prized Commando Dagger.

During a mission to rescue some schoolchildren taken hostage by terrorists, he is fatally shot in the legs and crippled for life. He is discharged with honors. Major Chauhan gets an wedding invitation from Peter some time later.

When he arrives and inquire of Peter's whereabouts, he is told bluntly by a woman that Peter is no more. What happens next has to be seen. I sincerely request you to see this film or better still buy it on DVD or VCD. It will be money well spent.

This is the only film directed by Nana Patekar. Why he hasn't directed more films after Prahaar is a mystery.

GOD BLESS India. I saw Prahaar today on Zee Action and i must admit that this is one of the best eye-opener movie i have seen in my life. The civil rot which is shown in the society at that point of time and attempt by the army officer to clean the rot single handedly is exemplary. This embeds true inspiration in taking initiative of doing the right thing. I like following messages in the movie: 1. One who is absorbing the wrong doings is also a wrong doer. Excellence, disciplined and life with integrity are the keys of living.

Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Heroes 3 Psp Iso Usa Download. My two cents for future from the movie: 1. Every one in the life should have compulsory one year army training so that one can achieve and realize the capability of one's inner physical and mental strength. Standing ovation and many thanks to Sudhakar Bokade, Nana Patekar and all those who have been associated to this project for make this real. Apartheid 1 0 Lxde I686 Isotope. This movie is about an army major who fights with the system which is corrupt & full of people who watch the oppression by goons, politicians and silently suffer it. Very normal for everyone of us.

An absolute truth has been reflected about the Indian society & its way of accepting things as it is but cometh one man who does not believe in accepting things as it is. There have been many masala movies in Bollywood where the protagonist takes up the same challenge but this movie does away with all the unnecessary masala. The story line is very simple & touching. Major Chauhan's character is an outcome of his childhood, his scope of interaction with the society is very limited but his determination to clear the society of evils is impacting. His cadet's death creates an impact on him and the same impact happens on everyone of us when a close one dies. The best thing about this movie is its closeness to reality. Real life commando training, real life situations and a different response to them.

What this movie will teach you is that don't accept things as it is. Learn to change them. The ending of the movie is its best part. Major Chauhan says 'Chiku, jis din tumhare jaise mere bahut saare dost ho jaayenge, us din main azad ho jaunga'.

Clearly he gives the message that things will change when people start reflecting to his thought process. The first half of this film is quite strange, with over an hour of soldiers training and inexplicably screaming out 'COMMANDO!!!'

While training.? I'm not sure what the point of that was, have you ever had a dentist scream out 'DENTIST!!!' Right before looking into your mouth.? Anyway, just as the movie seems like an extended commercial for the Indian military, a shocking twist occurs, allowing for a great deal of social criticism.

The second half is excellent, dealing with many social issues, such as corruption, crime, treatment of women and drug use. Many interesting issues are discussed, without any kind of lecturing or judgement being passed, which is quite refreshing for mainstream Indian cinema, which usually uses every opportunity to crush independent thought and encourage blind devotion to tradition. Topping it off is an incredibly violent action sequence in which nana beats down a bunch of baddies. However, the most shocking part is the last sequence, which consists of hundreds of naked young boys running around (no joke).? This scene seems to go on forever and really has no explanation or purpose.

I still can't understand what the point of this sequence was and why it was included, what do naked little boys have to do with anything and why would anyone want to end a movie like this.??