"SC-S33/W1-Movie Diaries |Your Favorite movie of all time(Seeta aur Geeta)
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Hello My Steemain Friends ,
Today I am writing about an interesting Steemit Engagement Challenge S33- W1: which is all time my favourite topic ""-Movie Diaries|Favourite movie of all time" this amazing challenge organised by @ruthjoe
Write about your favorite movie in not more than 300 words |
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To this day, this film is counted among Bollywood classics thanks to its entertaining comedy, emotional storyline, and Hema Malini's brilliant dual role.
The story revolves around two orphaned girls; it depicts how relatives mistreat and torment children after their parents' death, while also showcasing the courage of one girl who avenges the abuse inflicted upon herself and her sister. It is a delightful film and is considered a superhit of its era.
| Movie Name | Seeta aur Geeta |
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| Director | Ramesh Sippy |
| Actor | Darmendra , Sanjeev Kumar |
| Actress | Hema Malini |
| Release date | 1972 |
| Music | R. D. Burman |
| Producer | G. P. Sippy |
The film begins with twin sisters, Seeta and Geeta, who are separated at birth. Although they look identical, their personalities are vastly different. Seeta grows up in her uncle's household, while Geeta is raised in a poor neighborhood. Seeta is treated like a maid by her aunt, who beats her and forces her to do chores; her aunt's brother and daughter also torment her relentlessly. Seeta's father and grandmother are deeply distressed by this situation, as the aunt is incredibly cruel.
Distressed by her aunt's abuse, Seeta leaves home, and through a twist of fate, the two sisters swap places—Geeta takes Seeta's spot, and Seeta takes Geeta's. When the aunt tries to hit Geeta, Geeta teaches her a harsh lesson and restores respect and dignity to her father and grandmother. The aunt, along with her brother and daughter, are terrified, wondering what has suddenly come over Geeta.
This is the story of a courageous girl and a timid one, showing how the brave sister avenges the wrongs done to both of them. The film illustrates the struggles children face when they lose their parents. It portrays one sister as fearful and submissive, enduring her aunt's tyranny, while the other, Geeta, lives in poverty but remains a spirited, lively, and fearless young woman. Ultimately, the sisters reunite, find love, and go on to live happy lives. This is a family film.
Explain how it impacts you ? |
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This film leaves a deep emotional impact. The key takeaway is that the more you cower or fear someone, the more they will intimidate you. The moment you summon the courage to raise your voice and confront the atrocities being committed against you, the oppressor will be forced to back down.
The saying "Defeat lies in the mind, and victory lies in the mind" is perfectly illustrated in this film. As long as you display weakness, others will exploit it to mistreat you; but the day you take a stand—taking up the 'sword,' so to speak—you can avenge the injustices inflicted upon you. The scenes depicting the abuse of orphaned children were deeply moving and tragic; they highlight how relatives can torment children who lack parental protection, and how people become so obsessed with property that they lose all regard for human dignity.
People will even stoop to character assassination to get their way. That is why one must not be afraid; victory lies beyond fear. Muster the courage and learn to speak up for yourself. The film effectively portrays self-confidence, the act of raising one's voice against injustice, and entertainment—all woven together seamlessly.
What was your best scene |
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The scene I liked best was when Geeta returns home, taking Seeta's place without the aunt realizing the switch. Mistaking Geeta for Seeta, the aunt subjects her to abuse, only for Geeta to teach her a lesson—along with the aunt's brother and daughter.
She restores the grandmother's dignity and honor, as well as her father's. I really loved that scene. What I appreciated most about the film is the message that if women choose to, they can raise their voices against the atrocities committed against them; all it takes is courage. Even though so many years have passed since the film's release, watching that scene still gives me a thrill.
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