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Laaga Chunari Mein Daag Sex Scene
"When a small town girl Badki (Rani Mukerji) lands in the big bad city of Mumbai to earn an honest living - things don’t go exactly as she hoped. When her kid sister Chutki (Konkona Sen Sharma) comes face to face and her double life is revealed the sisters are in a confrontation that none of them would have dreamt of. Everything threatens to explode in their faces leaving a trail of destruction.
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Supporting actors Anupam Kher , Abhishek Bachchan , Tinnu Anand , Sushant Singh Rajput , Hema Malini , more… Jaya Bhaduri , Murli Sharma , Kamini Kaushal , Harsh Chhaya , Taraana Raja Producers Aditya Chopra , Pradeep Sarkar Studio Yash Raj Films Pvt. Ltd. Content advisory Violence , alcohol use , foul language , sexual content Purchase rights Stream instantly Details Format Prime Video (streaming online video) Devices Available to watch on supported devices
H. Bala Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2008
The way this film opens, with a carefree musical number, you'd think that Vibhavari (or Vibha) Sahay and her younger sister Shubhavari are living an idyllic existence in the pleasant city of Banaras. But things couldn't be further from the truth. Hard times have crept in for the Sahays, as they become besieged by rats for relatives and by crippling economic woes. Vibha and Shubha's mother slaves away as a seamstress while their ineffective father obsesses over lottery tickets yet is prickly about his destitute state. Vibha is fiercely protective of her sister and attempts to keep her in the dark regarding their financial straits. But, as debts and bills mount and the threat of eviction hangs over the Sahays, Vibha's father suffers a stroke. Vibha decides to go to metropolitan Mumbai to try to earn money for the family. But Vibha is raw and unskilled, her curtailed education rendering her ill prepared for the work force. In Mumbai she's marked as provincial and has no luck at landing a steady job. Finally, in desperation, she becomes a high priced prostitute. Soon enough, Vibha (or "Natasha," her working name) is raking in the good money and sending it home. Then two things happen just before the film's intermission which ratchets up the plot. On a business flight to Zurich, Vibha meets Rohan, a charming corporate attorney - and sparks are set off. Then, returning to Mumbai, Vibha is surprised by her sister, who has come to stay... Rani Mukherji, a lovely and talented actress, powers LAAGA CHUNARI MEIN DAAG (My Veil Is Stained), a 2007 Bollywood drama. Her very good performance overcomes the predictable, rather lackluster story; she makes the thing watchable. The filmmakers evidently were concerned about making this picture accessible and friendly to the Hindi movie-goers' sensibilities, as not too many hot buttons were pushed in this soiled dove premise. It's even tamer than PRETTY WOMAN. This is Bollywood, after all, a movie industry which frowns at kissing scenes, so you can guess how not explicit this one gets. What we see of Vibha, as she plies that oldest of professions, would lead us to believe that the life of an escort girl is about as harrowing and topical as an Amish barn-raising. To further shove reality out the window, it apparently doesn't take much effort to become a successful, exclusive and very expensive escort. But, as I've said, Rani Mukherji makes it bearable. When watching her do her acting thing, it's easier to be more lenient towards the plot's implausibilities, its glaring holes. I couldn't quite believe that, when Vibha was really down in the dumps, her female Mumbai friend would immediately direct her towards prostitution (but, give the girlfriend credit, she does give sage call-girl advice). Meanwhile, Konkona Sen Sharma as Vibha's vibrant, impudent sister and Abhishek Bachchan as the quietly charming Rohan are both solid, with Konkona disspelling the gloom each time she's on camera. Anupam Kher and Jaya Bachchan (Abhishek's real life mom) have the thankless roles of Vibha's unsupportive parents. If these two actors meant for their roles to be unlikable, then they did their job, because I sure didn't like them. One can't really diss how the film looks onscreen. Produced under the Yash Raj banner, the film boasts a lush cinematography. I am constantly amazed by the vibrant colors bursting from Bollywood cinema. So we're good in that department. Where LAAGA CHUNARI MEIN DAAG lets us down the most is in that it chooses to play it safe. Rife as it is with weepy moments and heartaches and a certain hard-bitten darkness (but not hard-bitten enough), the film never really leaves any doubt as to whether there's a convenient happy ending in the works. Of course, there is. LAAGA... isn't intended to be groundbreaking or to have much of a social impact. It certainly doesn't offer anything new. But I can't help but think that, just maybe, this film would've benefited tremendously only if it had had more of an edge to it.
A. Lopez Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2022
Lee Jilek Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2010
Laaga Chunari Mein Daag begins with dancing in the lanes and commons much like Bunty aur Babli with a must hear bright and beautiful song - Hum Tu Aise Hain. Two sisters, played by Rani and Konkona, are blessed with an unbreakable bond growing up with breakable parrents. Why is it that children in Indian films are often devoted and loving to bad parents (Jaya Bhaduri and Anupam Kher are both excellent at being bad parents) and children in American films often hate good parents? You may recognize the voice of Shreya Ghosha during the whispering Laaga Chunari Mein Daag song that is really mystical, but you can't dance to it. I'm becoming a big fan of Shreya. Curiously, two of the songs run out of words and end with dun dun dun ...or la la la... but it's okay. After a confrontational beginning between the boys and girls, the big wedding dance takes off with Kunal and Abhishek adding spice through their antics. Anyway, there are many wonderful scenes and the story is more or less believable. In the context of why I buy Indian films, this movie is a easy 4 but my wife loved it no doubt due to Kunal Kapoor and Abhishek Bachchan. So, I have to give it a 5.
Lark Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2019
I love this film. I think they do a beautiful job telling a story with difficult elements. The music for the most part is fun and lighthearted.
D. Di ruscio Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2013
a wonderful story of a girl who leaves her family to get work to help her family. but when she tries to get work she finds out without an education she has troubles. she interwiewsfor a job and finds out she sleeps with the man she will get it. she finds out she has no choice so she gives in. then she finds that he cant give her a job. a friend tells her she can become what ever she wants. her father is ill and they are desperate for money. so she sacrifices herself with out her family knowing. only her mother knows.so she becomes Natasha a high priced escort girl.. it is a story about sacrifice. about her love for her family. you will enjoy this movie.
ladybug Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2021
Nitin Keny Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2020
Jaya bachan..... has given more than 100%....
Amazon Customer Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2020
Beautiful film that really reflects on life and family !
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Laaga Chunari Mein Daag – Journey Of A Woman ( transl. My veil is stained ) is a 2007 Indian Hindi -language drama film directed by Pradeep Sarkar and starring Jaya Bachchan , Rani Mukherji , Konkona Sen Sharma , Arjun Rampal , Anupam Kher and Abhishek Bachchan . Produced by Aditya Chopra , it premiered on 12 October 2007. The film was the first directed by Sarkar under the Yash Raj Films banner.
Vibhavari "Badki" Sahay and Shubhavari "Chutki" Sahay, are the daughters of Shivshankar Sahay and Savitri Sahay. They live on the banks of the Ganges in Banaras . Life is full of happiness and joy for the two sisters although the family is poor and their house badly needs repairs. Savitri struggles to financially support the family by sewing clothes, and Badki left school before completing 12th standard in order to help Savitri earn more. Both Savitri and Badki are determined to ensure that Chutki completes her education, while Shivshankar spends his days buying lottery tickets and voicing his resentment that Badki was not born a son.
When Shivshankar falls ill and greedy relatives threaten to sue the family for their house, Badki goes to Mumbai to find work, but she is continuously rejected due to her lack of education and qualifications. She begs her friend Karan to introduce her to his sleazy middle-aged boss, Gupta. Married yet lonely, he offers her a lucrative job on the condition that she physically please him, with sex. She returns to her residence to find out the land lady has evicted her without notice. Homeless and lonely, a desperate Badki contacts Gupta and meets him in a posh hotel room, where they have passionate sex. She feels she has secured her job, only for Gupta to reveal that he had manipulated her for sex; he refuses her the job and throws money at her, offering her a job as his personal escort, leaving her anguished. Feeling defeated and out of options, Badki becomes an escort, taking only wealthy men as clients. Coached by Karan's friend Michelle, Badki learns how to speak English and how to dress modernly and goes by the name "Natasha." Badki lies to her father and Chutki that she found work as an event planner and sends money for Shivshankar's medicines, house repairs, and a family lawyer. Although Savitri knows the truth and is pained by it, she does not dissuade Badki for fear of losing the steady flow of money. Through one of her clients, Badki meets and falls in love with attorney Rohan in Zurich but then leaves him fearing that he would be disgusted by her profession.
Meanwhile, Chutki completes her MBA and comes to live with Badki in Mumbai. She starts working at an agency and begins a relationship with her boss, creative director Vivaan, who soon proposes to her. While wedding preparations begin in Banaras, Savitri calls Chutki to implore her that Badki not attend the celebrations, for fear of Badki's profession being discovered and bringing shame on the family. Chutki then inadvertently discovers Badki's secret, and while initially upset, she apologizes to Badki for their family's selfishness. Chutki fiercely vows to remain by Badki's side and begs Badki to attend her wedding.
At Chutki's wedding in Banaras, Badki comes face-to-face with Rohan, who is revealed to be Vivaan's older brother. Old feelings resurface between the two, and Rohan asks Badki to marry him. Badki refuses, feeling that Rohan would never accept her if he knew the truth, and informs her mother of his proposal. Savitri is terrified of the possibility of Chutki's wedding being ruined and blames Badki for coming to Banaras. Chutki, however, rebukes her mother for overlooking Badki's sacrifices for the family and urges Badki to finally put herself first, whatever consequences there might be for Chutki's marriage. Shivshankar overhears this conversation and, along with Savitri, realizes what Badki has suffered for the family's sake. Badki divulges her profession to Rohan, who shocks her by revealing that he knew from the moment they were introduced by her client in Zurich. He explains that he deeply admires her character and the sacrifices she made for her family and wants to marry her. Badki accepts, and the two couples marry in a joint wedding ceremony.
Saif Ali Khan was initially approached for the role of Rohan that went to Abhishek Bachchan, [6] and Vidya Balan had earlier been offered the role that went to Konkona Sen Sharma.
Laaga Chunari Mein Daag was Jaya Bachchan's first film since Nikhil Advani 's Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003).
The production of the film gathered some controversy when a lighting crew-member drowned in the Ganges River . [7] During a shooting session in Varanasi , Mukerji's bodyguards aggressively moved media people and fans away from the film set. A political and media storm followed, as various groups insisted that Mukerji should have stopped the security guards. The actress then apologized to the media, though claiming the media were trying to get too close to both her and Sen Sharma. [8] Some scenes involving Mukerji and Bachchan were shot in Bern , Switzerland and Lucerne , Switzerland.
The film's soundtrack was released on 10 September 2007. Songs such as "Hum To
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