Ek Adbhut Dakshina Guru Dakshina

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Ek Adbhut Dakshina Guru Dakshina
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Directed byKiran Phadnis [1]
Written byKiran Phadnis
Screenplay byKiran Phadnis
Story byKiran Phadnis
Produced byAayush Phadnis
Eshaan Phadnis
Starring
Cinematography Jeremy Reagan
Edited byRahul Singh
Music bySom
Siddharth Chopra
Ismail Darbar
Production
company
Release date
  • 17 April 2015 (2015-04-17)
Running time
2 hours
CountryIndia
LanguageHindi

Ek Adbhut Dakshina Guru Dakshina is an 2015 Indian film directed by Kiran Phadnis, and produced by Aayush Phadnis and Eshaan Phadnis. [2]

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Plot

Set in Bengal, Guru Dakshina begins as an ode to classical dance forms, with the guru-shisya (teacher-student) relationship at the heart of it. An orphaned boy Dev (Rajeev Govinda Pillai) is adopted by Guruji (Girish Karnad) and brought to his dance academy in Kolkata, owing to his dancing skills. Impressed by his talent, guruji takes him under his wings. However, Dev's one-sided love for Guruji's daughter Sanjukta (Sulagna Panigrahi) changes their lives forever. Sanjukta finds herself seduced by Chhau dancer Gambhira (Rajesh Shringarpure) instead, who seems like a man of dubious intent. Turns out he is a Naxalite, on a secret mission. Dev suspects Gambhira's motives and warns Sanjukta but she doesn't pay heed. Dev is heartbroken and guruji devastated, when Sanjukta secretly marries Gambhira. Post marriage, Gambhira shows his true colours, thus ruining the life of his wife and Guruji. Meanwhile, an accident takes Dev to Himachal.

Cast

Soundtrack

The soundtrack for the album is composed by Som, Siddharth Chopra, Ismail Darbar and lyrics are penned by Nida Fazli, Chi Chi Paswan. [3]

No.TitleSinger(s)Length
1."Baat Ek Hai (Bonus)"Vivek Hariharan2:46
2."Baat Ek Hai (Reprise)"Sawani Mudgal3:13
3."Baat Ek Hai"Vivek Hariharan4:17
4."Jhoot Kapat" Sukhwinder Singh 7:58
5."Jo Hota Hai (Female Version)"Anwesha Dutt Gupta5:07
6."Jo Hota Hai (Male Version)"Rajeev Chamba5:53
7."Zara Zara" Shaan 3:52
Total length:33:06

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