Story, Synopsis, Trivia, Dialogues for Phir Bhi (1971)
Phir Bhi is a 1971 Indian Bollywood social film released on 1971. The film is directed by Shivendra Shah, produced by Shivendra , music composed by Raghunath Seth.
"Phir Bhi" is the story of a search by a girl and her mother for finding their individual identity and place in life and the society. It presents aspects of modern womans transition from a completely domesticated and inhibited life to coming out in a mans world and working alongside him and fending for herslef. It is also a repreat of man-woman relationship in the middle-class urban society in India today. . On a personal level it is a story of two sets of relationships, one between two women and the other between these woman and two men. The two woman begin as very lovig mother and daughter, then they become very close frineds. The mother falls in love and they change roles-the daughter taking over as the motehr and the mother becomeing a young girl. Finally they are back to their original relationship and life goes forward through the daughter. . The mothers affair with a mature man does not work out, since besides bring still very bound to the memory of her dead husband, she finds it very difficult to begin life again at her age with the very conservat- ive instincts and emotions that she has been brought up. . The daughter, a very sensitive, tense and inhibited girl, is also bound very deeply to the memory of her dead fatehr. She now rejects men out of her life to the extent of almost feeling a repulsion against them. A young man falls in love with her, but unfortunately he gives the impression of being in a tension and repulsion on the part of the girl, passes through a state of deeper frinedship when the young man gains a considerable degree of confidence of the girl. . The screenplay is set against the backdrop of Bomaby City and places of interest around Bombay. Now the city of Bombay can influence the moods and lives of its people is one of the side-lights of the screenplay. The fascinating world of the Bomaby Telephone Exchange also comes into foucus. Check out this page for more updates on Phir Bhi.
"Phir Bhi" is the story of a search by a girl and her mother for finding their individual identity and place in life and the society. It presents aspects of modern womans transition from a completely domesticated and inhibited life to coming out in a mans world and working alongside him and fending for herslef. It is also a repreat of man-woman relationship in the middle-class urban society in India today. . On a personal level it is a story of two sets of relationships, one between two women and the other between these woman and two men. The two woman begin as very lovig mother and daughter, then they become very close frineds. The mother falls in love and they change roles-the daughter taking over as the motehr and the mother becomeing a young girl. Finally they are back to their original relationship and life goes forward through the daughter. . The mothers affair with a mature man does not work out, since besides bring still very bound to the memory of her dead husband, she finds it very difficult to begin life again at her age with the very conservat- ive instincts and emotions that she has been brought up. . The daughter, a very sensitive, tense and inhibited girl, is also bound very deeply to the memory of her dead fatehr. She now rejects men out of her life to the extent of almost feeling a repulsion against them. A young man falls in love with her, but unfortunately he gives the impression of being in a tension and repulsion on the part of the girl, passes through a state of deeper frinedship when the young man gains a considerable degree of confidence of the girl. . The screenplay is set against the backdrop of Bomaby City and places of interest around Bombay. Now the city of Bombay can influence the moods and lives of its people is one of the side-lights of the screenplay. The fascinating world of the Bomaby Telephone Exchange also comes into foucus. Check out this page for more updates on Phir Bhi.
