Yaari Movies

[Tina Larzelere]

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Once on set, Dharamji fully immerses himself in the moment. He pays great attention to details, including gestures, facial expressions, and body language, to bring truth and depth to his performance. Also, he is a wonderful human being and a great poet.

Yaar is a very popular and common term in India, both in English and Hindi. It has been particularly associated with certain tropes in Bollywood since the 1970s. In Bollywood, many songs refer to the desire for a yaar or to be in yaari with someone. These songs often have strong sexual overtones, which has led to the interpretation of yaar in some contexts as being more romantic than platonic.

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Dekhi Zamaane ki Yaari reprises at different chapters in the film. The first starts in the opening as Guru Dutt plays an aged, dying film director who has returned to his old studio set before dawn. He sits up in the rafts and looks down on the empty world of show business below him. The song begins.

Dekhi zamaane ki yaari

I have seen what goes for friendship in this world

Bichhade sabhee, bichhade sabhi baari baari

Everyone disperses, one by one they all leave

Kya le ke mile.N ab duniya se? Aa.Nsuu ke siva kuch paas nahii.N

What will I take with me now to greet this world? Besides tears I have nothing

Ya phuul hi phuul the daaman mei.N, ya kaanto.N ki bhi aas nahii.N

I was either embraced by flowers, or other times did not even aspire to thorns

Matlab ki duniya hai saari

The whole world is selfish

Bichhade sabhee, bichhade sabhi baari baari

Everyone disperses, one by one they all leave

The old man flashes back to younger days, when he was at the height of his career as a studio Bollywood director. The flashback transitions through a watery image of a lotus flower and a series of dutch-angled shots of eager fans. The high chorus interlude of the music inspires a sense of the divine, but when coupled with the teetering shots of the silent mob, also foreshadows something unnatural.

Raat bhar mahamaan hai.N bahaare.N yahaa.N

Here, Spring is our guest the entire night

Raat gar dhal gayi, phir ye khushiyaa.N kahaa.N

But if the night ends, where do these joys go?

Pal bhar ki khushiyaa.N hai.N saari

All of these joys are only momentary

Badhane lagi beqaraari, badhane lagi beqaraari

And then restlessness begins to grow, restlessness begins to grow

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