Plot:
The last thread of the Great tradition of Indian Classical Music, Pandit Shivshankar Shastri (Girish Karnad), is worried about whom to shoulder the responsibility – It’s the quest of a great musical mind to find his true prodigy! Through his riyaz of a life time, he has come to the very core of the musical God – Param shiva. He’s the embodiment of music. The notes & rhythm talks to him. (naad chhipa tan mein, laya man mein). Due to the ignorance of the masses – Classical music is becoming mis-interpreted & being ignored. He had his share of great respect & great concerts, but it’s slowly dying, and not for himself but to keep the tradition live – he’s ready to teach the art to a select few, but no one comes his way. When Tulsi (Jayaprada) who knows his greatness, but drifted away in life due to circumstances, sends her son to learn from shastriji. The son absorbs all he can & becomes his true prodigy at the end of the movie. The Music by LP is simply ahead of times, and a true amalgamation of authentic Classical sounds with the vocals from Pandit Rajan Sajan Mishras, Lata Mangeshkar, Suresh Wadkar, Kavita Krishnamurthy. is a real musical treat for the ears of audience. The underplay of emotions is simply over whelming & one should watch the movie to know the greatness of the minds of the classical musicians…
Type: movie (Not Rated)
Original Title: Sur Sangam
Directors: K. Viswanath
Actors: Girish Karnad, Jaya Prada, Sachin Pilgaonkar
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Musical
Runtime: 2h 29m (8940s)
Rating: 7 (63)
Released on: September 11, 1985 (India)
Origins: India
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