Friday, May 21, 2010

BUMM BUMM BOLE: INNOCENCE REVISITED/Priyadarshan/Darsheel Safary/Ziyah Vastani






Priyadarshan with BUMM BUMM BOLE has again shown what a sensitive director he is to be able to contextualize the problems that children in an insurgency infested area have to face. While the shooting for BUMM BUMM BOLE has been done for the major part in Ooty, it is after a long time that the problem has been looked from the perspective of children growing up in an insurgency hit environment. Mani Ratnam with DIL SE had brought into distinct relief the travails one has to face if he is residing in North India, with BUMM BUMM BOLE the futility of insurgency has been underlined. After all, for a child his innocence is lost in the cross fire of insurgency.

Based on Majid Mathi's 1997 classic, CHIDLREN OF HEAVEN, Priyadarshan has indeed tried to understand the travail through the world of children what it means to be residing in an insurgency-infested area. There could not have been a better actor than Darsheel Safary and Ziyah Vastani, supported by competent performances from Atul Kulkarni and Rituparna Sen Gupta. Darsheel Safary has again underlined that his success with TAARE ZAMEEN PAR was not a fluke but he is here for a long haul. The kind of emotions that he conveys through his eyes, hands underline that he is an actor par excellence.

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