Yaadein 1964

Yaadein is a 1964 Indian Bollywood social film released on 1964. The film is directed by Sunil Dutt, produced by Sunil Dutt under banner named Ajanta Art Pictures.
Sunil Dutts directorial debut was a bizarre One actor movie monument according to the opening credit. Anil (Dutt), a successful businessman returns to his palatial home to find his wife Priya and their two sons are out. This sets off an extraordinary two-hour solioquy, shot entirely in the flat, describing the days when he first met his wife how they got married, when they had thier two children, the childrens first birthdays, their misunderstandings, his meeting of a new girlfriend, Salma, the nights when they fought, when they made love, and so on. We gather that his wife had many reasons for leaving and he takes this opportunity to accuse her in order to justify himself with her wedding sari. A depressingly uninhibited demonstration of male infantilism and neurosis, the film adopts a naturalist acting idiom played against props such as Mario Miranda cartoon characters is required. The films most interesting moment comes when Dutt is attacked by a bunch of toys berating him for his lack of concern for his family. The only living presence other than Dutt occurs at the end when Nargis, playing Priya, is shown in silhouette. [Source: Encl] Check out this page for more updates on Yaadein.