Bollywood documentary Greatest Love Story Ever Told is Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra and Shekhar Kapoor was screened at Cannes. Even before its screening at the thin French city, the documentary had been invited to four other international film festivals as the most definitive capsule Hindi film offer. And Mehra and Kapoor have yet to be calculated.
Rakeysh Mehra seems somewhat stunned by the magic that has made documentaries on foreign critics and the public at Cannes. "A documentary journey began May 14, after walking the red carpet, we had our first sell-out screening at 20:00. Since then, the curious questions of our cinema has not stopped. "
Detection range Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra and Shekhar Kapoor documentary left the whole congregation of breath. Earlier screened indoors at Cannes was attended by over 2,000 people.
"It was an incredible experience," says Rakeysh Cannes. "When we made this film, which had one goal in mind. To contact the Bollywood film socio-cultural events in the country n was not an easy task. We did not want to highlight the usual formula of Bollywood in a Travelogue" .
Now, after several sessions of the greatest love story ever Customs, feel Rakeysh the Western perception of Bollywood cinema is changing.
Said the manager who was last in Cannes with his film Rang De Basanti "Everyone here in Cannes, ie with one voice," We did not know Indian cinema was so deep. "After the screening of the press kept us asking questions about Indian cinema for hours. The documentary was created in Cannes aspects of Hindi film that he never knew ... Shri 420 and Pyaasa, Shammi Kapoor and anti- Angry Young Man system played by Amitabh Bachchan. The perspective offered by the documentary is different from Bollywood cinema so far has given the West. "
Rakeysh Mehra seems somewhat stunned by the magic that has made documentaries on foreign critics and the public at Cannes. "A documentary journey began May 14, after walking the red carpet, we had our first sell-out screening at 20:00. Since then, the curious questions of our cinema has not stopped. "
Detection range Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra and Shekhar Kapoor documentary left the whole congregation of breath. Earlier screened indoors at Cannes was attended by over 2,000 people.
"It was an incredible experience," says Rakeysh Cannes. "When we made this film, which had one goal in mind. To contact the Bollywood film socio-cultural events in the country n was not an easy task. We did not want to highlight the usual formula of Bollywood in a Travelogue" .
Now, after several sessions of the greatest love story ever Customs, feel Rakeysh the Western perception of Bollywood cinema is changing.
Said the manager who was last in Cannes with his film Rang De Basanti "Everyone here in Cannes, ie with one voice," We did not know Indian cinema was so deep. "After the screening of the press kept us asking questions about Indian cinema for hours. The documentary was created in Cannes aspects of Hindi film that he never knew ... Shri 420 and Pyaasa, Shammi Kapoor and anti- Angry Young Man system played by Amitabh Bachchan. The perspective offered by the documentary is different from Bollywood cinema so far has given the West. "
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