Phool

1993

Overall rating: 1.5 out of 5

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Farmers Dharamraaj and Balram Choudhary are two friends who live in Ram Nagar in scenic Ooty. While Dharamraaj is widowed and lives with his mom and son, Raju, Balram lives with his wife, Savitri and a daughter, Guddi. Both Guddi and Raju share the same day of birth, though Raju is two years older. Dharamraaj and Balram arrange their marriage so as to cement their friendship even more, much to everyone's delight. This event is blessed by Mouni Baba from the local Shiv Mandir, whose predictions have never been proved to be wrong. Dharamraaj then re-locates to Bombay as he wants to be a businessman, while Balram wants to continue farming. Raju is sent to a hostel, and then subsequently to America for further studies. Years later, Balram goes to Dharamraaj to confirm Raju and Guddi's marriage, but Dharamraaj informs him that the marriage cannot take place. Balram returns home and relays this news to his wife...

Phool details

Format:	PG DVD
Starring:	Maya Alagh, Rajni Bala, Naina Behl
Director:	Singeetham Srinivasa Rao
Genre:	Bollywood - Romantic

DVD 1 disc

Name	Discs
Phool	PG Feature

DVD Information

Rental release:	20 Feb 2012
Main languages:	English

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What a load of Phoo!

By a customer , 09 Apr 2012

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What a load of Phoo!!!! A dire movie full of saccharin nonsense typical of this genre. Gaudy, tacky and shrill-why love film are putting a surfeit of this dreadful type of bollywood tripe I don't know. I have yet to see a decent bollywood movie - restricted by censorship and poorly filmed .
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What a load of Phoo!

By a customer , 09 Apr 2012

What a load of Phoo!!!! A dire movie full of saccharin nonsense typical of this genre. Gaudy, tacky and shrill-why love film are putting a surfeit of this dreadful type of bollywood tripe I don't know. I have yet to see a decent bollywood movie - restricted by censorship and poorly filmed .
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