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Hari Shivdasani is a Actor Indian
Hari Shivdasani (en hindi, devanagari : हरि शिवदासानी, en sindhi : هري اهميد), né en 1909 à Karachi, Inde britannique et mort en 1994 à Bombay, Inde, est un acteur indien qui a tourné dans plus de 70 films.
Il est le père de l'actrice Babita et le grand-père des actrices Karishma Kapoor et Kareena Kapoor.
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Hari Shivdasani (en hindi, devanagari : हरि शिवदासानी, en sindhi : هري اهميد), né en 1909 à Karachi, Inde britannique et mort en 1994 à Bombay, Inde, est un acteur indien qui a tourné dans plus de 70 films.
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Hari Shivdasani est Sindhi hindu.Il est le père de l'actrice Babita et le grand-père des actrices Karishma Kapoor et Kareena Kapoor.
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Satyam Shivam Sundaram (1978)
, 2h52Directed by Raj Kapoor
Genres Drama, Musical, Romance
Themes Films about music and musicians, Films about sexuality, Erotic films, Musical films, Bollywood
Actors Shashi Kapoor, Zeenat Aman, Padmini Kolhapure, A. K. Hangal, David Abraham, Hari Shivdasani
Roles l'ingénieur en chef
Rating68%
The story is set in a village where Roopa (Zeenat Aman) lives with her father, the village priest. As a young child, the right side of Roopa's face & neck were burned by a pot of boiling oil, leaving part of her face disfigured. Henceforth, Roopa keeps her right cheek hidden under the cover of her Sari. Despite the terrible accident, Roopa remains religious and goes to the village temple daily, singing hymns and devotional songs.
The Test (1960)
Directed by Bimal Roy
Origin Inde
Genres Drama
Actors Sadhana Shivdasani, Motilal, Nazir Hussain, Durga Khote, Leela Chitnis, Asit Sen
Roles le principal de l'école
Rating72%
The central character is the Post Master who is given a mysterious cheque for ₹500,000 to be given to anyone who will use it to benefit the people of the village. There is a postman who pretends to be lame and is secretly rich and may have sent the cheque. Then there is the postmaster's wife, who is sick and would rather use the money to cure her illness, and his beautiful daughter Seema (played by Sadhana), who has a crush on the village school master. Meanwhile all the greedy and influential people of the village are busy trying to convince everybody why they are most deserving of the money; they include the village priest, the land lord, the money lender, the village doctor and the school master, who is by far the most respected. They all decide democracy is the best means and decide to hold an election where the winner gets the money. The movie is a satirical look at democracy through various twists and turns in the plot, interweaved with a simple love story.