Naseeruddin Shah and Shivendra Singh Dungarpur with Anupama Chopra | Manthan | FC at Cannes'24

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  • Naseeruddin Shah and Shivendra Singh Dungarpur speak to Anupama Chopra about their film Manthan (1976), which was shown at the 77th Cannes film Festival as part of Cannes Classics. Directed by Shyam Benegal, the film was crowd-funded by 500,000 farmers from the Gujarat Co-operative Milk Federation, each contributing two rupees. Shah reflected on Manthan’s unexpected success and the experience of presenting it to a non-Indian audience. Dungarpur speaks passionately about the work of the Film Heritage Foundation and their efforts to preserve and restore Indian films. Shah hopes that the Cannes screening of Manthan and its re-release in India spawns a generation of people who care about the preservation of important cinema.
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    00:00 - At Cannes'24 with Naseeruddin Shah and Shivendra Singh Dungarpur
    01:14 - The most enduring memory of the premier
    04:22 - Manthan being crowdsourced by 5,00,000 farmers
    04:50 - Naseeruddin Shah’s then conversation with Shyam Benegal
    06:10 - The talks happening on set, and how Manthan was made
    08:30 - Resurrecting the film
    11:50 - The day Shivendra took this decision
    13:25 - Idealism existing when this film was made
    17:39 - Leaving its viewer with hope
    21:38 - Manthan coming back to theatres
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Komentáře • 53

  • @cranialcraters-chilloutmus9845

    The fact that Beer Biceps has been invited to Cannes before Naseer Saab is pure tragedy.

  • @MrAvanish94
    @MrAvanish94 Před 14 dny +35

    Heartwarming to see the work of a legit legend like Naseer sahab getting his due on a global stage like Cannes. This feels like a personal triumph, and a triumph for Indian cinema in general.
    And the FHF is doing God's work! They are a boon to Indian cinema, and this is not a hyperbolic statement.
    This is the best interview from Cannes so far! ❤

  • @rm3015
    @rm3015 Před 13 dny +19

    How sad that legends are ignored non actors like Sonam Kapoor push their way to Cannes. Please let this platform remain film festival and not fashion parade. Love you both Naseer and Ratna.

    • @GauravKumar-se3vn
      @GauravKumar-se3vn Před 11 dny

      Ain't it too late now... 🤔 All kinds of clowns are invited now. Seeing R and N is a fresh breath of air.

  • @AG-BG
    @AG-BG Před 13 dny +15

    Incredible work when the film was made, and now with the restoration. Anupama speaks for all of us when she says we owe Mr Dungarpur a huge debt!

  • @PokhrajRoy.
    @PokhrajRoy. Před 14 dny +19

    So happy to see this interview! Smita Patil and Girish Karnad you will always be icons ❤

  • @duaadehraj
    @duaadehraj Před 14 dny +15

    Its ma'am anu's face and eagerness that takes the cake for me, when shivi mentions we will show it to the public. The love of movies!

  • @satveermanjurathore
    @satveermanjurathore Před 13 dny +12

    Shivendra singh ji dungarpur is doing phenomenal work in restoring indian cinema heritage. He is one of the close freind of Christopher Nolan. He asked nolan to come to jodhpur and shoot batman. Really proud of you Hukum.Thanku anupama ma'am for inviting shivendra singh ji.

  • @itsjustasimplestory5007
    @itsjustasimplestory5007 Před 14 dny +19

    The greatest Indian actors of all time:
    1. Dilip Kumar
    2. Naseeruddin Shah
    3. Kamal Haasan
    4. Mammootty
    5. Balraj Sahni
    6. Irrfan Khan

  • @Rash17
    @Rash17 Před 13 dny +5

    This was actually quite moving. I’m so glad we finally have people like Mr Dungarpur with the passion needed to take the helm of projects like this.
    I also loved how honest Naseeruddin Shah was about his involvement in the film. He didn’t try to make it seem like he knew how important the film was at the time. He’s a legend but is almost self-deprecating. And I really like how complimentary he was of all the other artists.
    Thank you for this interview. I hope to be able to watch Manthan at some point.

  • @PokhrajRoy.
    @PokhrajRoy. Před 14 dny +37

    The neglect with archives in our country is really disturbing, whether it’s film or print media.

  • @Prussian_Indigo
    @Prussian_Indigo Před 14 dny +17

    His film Nishant was at cannes in 70s, in the main competition

  • @anju04aa
    @anju04aa Před 14 dny +7

    This is a proud moment for us, Shyam ji being my favorite director of all time 🇮🇳🎥❤. But Nasir sir should have mentioned about our Anant Nag too….Smita is being missed…..so is Girish sir whose birthday it is today 🙏
    The man Shivendra is a wonderful human being and is doing such a job too 🙏🙏

    • @gruntgobshite
      @gruntgobshite Před 14 dny

      He did in another interview at Cannes. It's impossible to rattle of all names in an interview setting at the best of times let alone when you're 74.

  • @cinema2748
    @cinema2748 Před 7 dny +2

    Let's discus Shyam Babu's works in a series of episodes, @Filmcompanion. We need to honor these talented, passionate, wonderful human beings. I want to show Shyam Babu that we value his contribution to the cinema and to India. 🙂 Can you guys do something about it ??

  • @bnallappa
    @bnallappa Před 9 dny

    Thank you Mr. Dungarpur for your contributions. This is a magnificent effort to restore movies like Manthan.

  • @snehasissarkar4853
    @snehasissarkar4853 Před 12 dny +1

    "An actors job is to communicate the content rather than to display his wears." That is so potent from Naseer Sahab.

  • @nipadesai5372
    @nipadesai5372 Před 13 dny +3

    Thsi is for Mr. Shivendra . Can he restore the classic English August . Not able to find it anywhere and would love to see it in today’s context .

  • @asingh6440
    @asingh6440 Před 12 dny +1

    Naseeruddin Shah is the only Indian actor who has contributed in the growth of Indian cinema and theater in a way no actor has ever done. He is doing theaters, movies, short movies, series and teaching as well. He is such a brilliant actor and a legend any movie industry has ever produced. I love to hear his stories and experiences, I find them very honest. I am always curious about him and want to see him more in movies and OTT.

  • @AK-qz3vp
    @AK-qz3vp Před 13 dny +5

    Naseer bhai is one of the best actors ever for sure!

  • @faryus88
    @faryus88 Před 12 dny +1

    Naseer sir is the living embodiment of putting your head down & doing the work ... Greatness will follow!

  • @pbkiduniya
    @pbkiduniya Před 13 dny +3

    That is not Savita Bajaj. Please don’t Google film cast and copy-paste whatever photos you get. It would take just a couple of minutes to find the right person’s face and photo.

  • @kavitakhanna177
    @kavitakhanna177 Před 13 dny +1

    Thanks for restoring our culture and heritage.🙏

  • @kavitakhanna177
    @kavitakhanna177 Před 13 dny +1

    I hope we will be able to see all the great movies again in cinemas.

  • @milighosh9489
    @milighosh9489 Před 12 dny

    I want to thank you, Mr. Shivendra Singh Dungarpur Sir! Those films were our hopes in our youth!! In today's India I feel isolated. I can't relate anymore with the progress, which costs vanishing of our beautiful culture and depletion of environment and natural wealth.

  • @nirmalasub
    @nirmalasub Před 13 dny +1

    Sad, but better late than never!!!!! Not taking away from influencers, but so many of them are at Cannes and Naseerrddin Shah is there for the first time!!!!! Insane!!!!!!!!!!

  • @gowherrauf1476
    @gowherrauf1476 Před 11 dny +1

    For farmers, Manthan Continues, though in different form.

  • @sreedevivasudevan4530
    @sreedevivasudevan4530 Před 14 dny +15

    Finally!! Someone legit at the Cannes...🫶

  • @sarcasticsree
    @sarcasticsree Před 14 dny +2

    Legendary interview!🙌🏼🔥

  • @Sos-soundsofsilence
    @Sos-soundsofsilence Před 13 dny +1

    Theatrical release wow❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @AmitChippalkatti
    @AmitChippalkatti Před 10 dny

    They should restore all Dada Kondke films too. I am very serious about it.

  • @RTV1847B
    @RTV1847B Před 9 dny +1

    Shivendra : 500 Farmers
    Naseer : 500,000 Farmers
    FC Time Tag on Video : 5,00,000 Farmers
    Ok.

  • @hey8958
    @hey8958 Před 13 dny

    Exicted to watch this restored version. is there any way to watch restored version of nirod mahapatra's ''MAYA MIRIGA'' ??

  • @MoreFriesplease
    @MoreFriesplease Před 12 dny

    80s parallel cinema movement needs a renaissance

  • @RachitaGupta
    @RachitaGupta Před 13 dny

    Arre wah anupama is here. Now it's fun

  • @SmileSpreader_1
    @SmileSpreader_1 Před 11 dny

    Smile Spreader Number 1, Smile 13 :)

  • @ShahidAli-vx4nl
    @ShahidAli-vx4nl Před 13 dny

    Please put it in some OTT so that we can see the film in our convenience.

  • @vivek27789
    @vivek27789 Před 14 dny +1

    Great

  • @sabihatanveer8494
    @sabihatanveer8494 Před 14 dny

    🤯👌

  • @shaikhadil7893
    @shaikhadil7893 Před 14 dny

    Hum first hum first

  • @DailyForexAnalysisandPTZ

    SHAM BABU IS GREAT DIRECTOR NO QUESTION NO DOUDT BUT I HAVE QUESTION IN MIND HOW HE READY TO DIRECT BANGOBONDHU FILM WITH GOOD BUDGET BUT SO CHEAP STORY CHEAP ACTING ?I GUESS IT WILL BE HIS DARK SPOT IN GLORIOUS CARRIER..IMHO

  • @ishantku
    @ishantku Před 13 dny

    Influencers have captured cannes

  • @ANKURBR
    @ANKURBR Před 13 dny +1

    #Cannes - what took you so long!

  • @barshasuvadarsani7073
    @barshasuvadarsani7073 Před 14 dny +2

    Is there any aishwariya rai interview??

  • @prabha5148
    @prabha5148 Před 12 dny

    Girish Karnad

  • @adhikaralasomashekar3503

    Perhaps poverty porn or promoting stereotypes about India sells in the West.

  • @user-gh9jr4pl2q
    @user-gh9jr4pl2q Před 12 dny +3

    Unpopular opinion but I'll say it anyway. Always found Naseer to be hammy in most of his films with only a handful of films where he's not super reherased and over the top. Second, he always comes across as someone who craves the fame of a star but sees commercial cinema as inferior. If he has such negative view of commercial cinema, he should understand that he cannot reach larger audiences. Just because it's sad and dark, it doesn't become good cinema! Most people don't want to watch daily misery. Perhaps that's why more foreigners watch this kind of grim cinema. And I'm off to watch Madgaon Express on Prime.