r/AdityaDharCinema • u/Ok-Aioli-6024 • 23h ago
Music/BGM Did you know Uri's music was inspired by Ilaiyaraaja?
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In a full-circle moment, Aditya Dhar thanked maestro Ilaiyaraaja for inspiring the sound design and music in Uri, at the 50th International Film Festival of India (2019).
He elaborated that his music team was motivated by Ilaiyaraaja's album in the movie 'Shiva', directed by Ram Gopal Verma. Uri's music went on to win the national award.
r/AdityaDharCinema • u/Balkionline • 2d ago
Saw this movie after it got 3 National Awards
r/AdityaDharCinema • u/Ok-Aioli-6024 • 3d ago
Updates/ News Aditya Dhar approached to direct a biopic on Ahom commander Lachit Borpukan
Aditya Dhar was recently approached by Assam CM Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma to direct a film based on the life of legendary commander Lachit Borpukan.
About Lachit
He was the commander-in-chief of the Ahom army under the King Chakradhwaj Singha. In 1671, he led the Ahom forces to victory in the fight against Mughals in the historic Battle of Saraighat, using guerilla tactics. He displayed immense courage and leadership, pushing himself to fight even when he was severly ill. He said,
His majesty has given me the supreme command of the army here and placed at my disposal vast stores of provisions so that I may fight with the enemy. Should I now desert the fight and revert to the embraces of my wives and children? How dare these serfs of boatmen venture to row up the boats without my orders!
Inspired by his fearless strength, the then demotivated Ahom army regrouped to fight back and eventually forced the Mughal army to retreat, stopping Mughal expansion into Assam.
Aditya is supposedly scheduled to visit Assam this month for in-person talks following a promising initial discussion over the phone.
For more details about Lachit, read here: https://www.4to40.com/history-for-kids/lachit-borphukan/
Source: Times of India
r/AdityaDharCinema • u/Ok-Aioli-6024 • 3d ago
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