Bombay Talkies...ශ්‍රී ලාංකීය පුංචි තිරයේ සමරිසි දිග හැරුම​

පහුගිය සතියේ TV එකේ ගිය film එකක් දැකලා ඒක ගැන ලියන්න ඕනෑ කියලා හිතුනා.
ඒක තමයි Bombay Talkies.
ඇත්තටම ඒකෙ පළවෙනි කොටස​.ඒ film එක කතා කීපයක එකතුවක්.පළවෙනි කතාව direct කරලා තියෙන්නේ හිනිදි සිනමාවේ දැවැන්තයෙක් වන කරන් ජොහාර්.
ඒක මම දැකලා තියෙන විදියට ලංකාවේ රූපවාහිනියක පළවෙනි වතාවට විකාශය වුනු සමරිසි තේමාවක් රැගත් චිත්‍රපටය​.මාතෘකාව කාලීන වගේම නිර්මණයත් හරිම කලාත්මකයි.

 

කතාව දිවෙන්නේ ප්‍රධාන චරිත තුනක් වටා.ඒ ගයත්‍රි(Rani Mukerji),දේව්(Randeep Hooda) හා අවිනාශ් (Saqib Saleem) අතර​.ගයාත්‍රි හා දේව් විවාහකයි.ඒත් ඔවුන් ගේ විවාහ ජීවිතය අසාර්ථකයි.
මේ අතර අවිනාශ් ගයත්‍රි ගේ කාර්‍යාලයේ වැඩට පැමිනෙනවා.
අවිනාශ් සමරිසි පුද්ගලයෙක් වගේම ඒ නිසාම තම දෙමාපියන් වෙතින් ඉවත් වූවෙක්.ඔහුත් ගයත්‍රිත් ඉතාම ඉක්මනින් හොඳ මිතුරන් බවට පත් වෙනවා වගේම ගයත්‍රිගේ විවාහ ජීවිතයේ ඇති අසාර්ථකත්වයත් හෙළි කෙරෙනවා.
ගයත්‍රි අවිනාශ්ව තම සැමියා දේව්ට හඳුන්වා දෙන්නේ මේ අතර​.
ඇත්තටම සමරිසියෙක් උවත් ලෝකයට වෙනත් මුහුණක් පෙන්වා සිටීමට උත්සාහ කරන දේව් හා අවිනාශ් අතර ඇතිවන සංකීර්ණ සම්බන්ධතාව ඔස්සේ කතාව ගලා යනවා.

මෙහි අවිනාශ් හා දේව් අතර සිප ගැනීමේ දර්ශනයකුත් ඇතුලත්.ඒක ඉතින් අපේ නාලිකාවේ නම් පෙන්නුවේ න​ෑ.
ඔයාලත් මේ කතාව බලලම අදහස් අපට කියන්නකෝ...

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කතාවේ සම්පූර්ණ Plot එක මෙන්න​.(From Wikipedia)

Ajeeb Dastaan Hai Yeh

• Directed by Karan Johar

The short film begins with Avinash (Saqib Saleem), a young man, bursting into his house. He wakes his father and pushes him against the wall declaring that he is homosexual. He leaves his parents house, distraught and heartbroken but ready for a new start. He passes a girl at a train station singing "Ajeeb Dastan Hain Ye." Gayatri (Rani Mukerji) is married to Dev (Randeep Hooda). Gayatri, who works for a magazine meets Avinash, the new intern. Avinash informs her that he's gay and is shocked to see that it doesn't shock her. They gradually become very close. On his birthday, Gayatri invites Avinash home for dinner. That evening, Gayatri tells Dev that Avinash is gay. Dev seems shocked.
During dinner, Avinash and Dev find that they both share a love for old Hindi films and music. Avinash leans over Dev to look at something on the table and Dev visibly reacts. The next day, Gayatri leaves for some work. Avinash goes to her house to meet Dev. He gives him a CD and then invites him to come out. (A funny play on "coming out of the closet.") Avinash takes Dev to meet the little girl who sings "Lag jaa gale." Dev is shocked. He pays the girl a lot of money and asks her what she plans on doing with it. She says she will buy food for her brothers and sisters. He asks her if she's lying. She curtly replies that she isn't, and telling lies is bad.
By this point, Avinash is sure that Dev is gay but hasn't come out of the closet. The next day he meets Gayatri who happily informs him that she and Dev had amazing sex the last night. Avinash is disappointed and angry, knowing fully well that he is the reason for Dev's good mood.
He goes to meet Dev at work. He admits that he took the one hour journey between the offices just to meet him. Dev is embarrassed and asks him to leave. Avinash reaches over to hug him sensually, alarming Dev. Dev loses his temper and begins to beat Avinash up. Avinash leaves Dev, and goes back home. The beating he received from Dev triggers memories of his own father beating him up upon discovering his sexuality.
Dev visits him to apologize. He seems torn and after hitting Avinash again and throwing him against the cupboard, he kisses him. Again, Dev begins to hit Avinash. Avinash loses his temper and throws Dev out.
Avinash then goes and tells Gayatri that her husband kissed him. Gayatri is infuriated and doesn't listen to anything else Avinash has to say and goes home. Dev enters and tries to kiss her, but she pushes him away and begins to wipe her face. She tells him that she now knows that the there's nothing wrong with her but with him and that he is the reason their marriage failed. She says she's glad she's free now and informs him that their relationship is over.
In the final scene we see Avinash sitting on his bed, upset. We see Dev beside the young girl who is singing, Gayatri has kicked him out. And we see Gayatri putting on make up. The film ends on an ironical note. The young girl asks Dev for money and he says that he doesn't have any. She says that he's lying. He replies that he isn't, and lying is bad, mirroring her words from earlier. The irony being, that his whole marriage and life was a lie.