Bangarada Manushya – ಬಂಗಾರದ ಮನುಷ್ಯ (1972/೧೯೭೨)
December 25, 2012 at 4:37 pm (Movies, Vcd/Dvd)
Stars:
| Dr Rajkumar, Bharathi, T N Balakrishna, M P Shankar, Dwarakish, Srinath, Vajramuni, Lokanath, H R Shastry, Hanumanthachar, Bangalore Nagesh, Shani Mahadevappa, Joker Shyam, Nagaraj, Bangalore Mahadevappa, Master Basavaraj, Ganapathi Bhat, B V Radha, Aarathi, Adavani Lakshmidevi, M N Lakshmidevi, Jorge Indira, J Shantha, Kala, Susheela |
Direction:
| Director |
Siddalingaiah |
| Associate Director |
Bhargava |
| Assistant Director |
S A Srinivas |
Production:
| Banner |
Srinidhi Productions |
| Presenter |
Rajakamal Arts |
| Producer |
Gopal, Lakshman |
| Production Manager |
Narasimhaiah, Eshwar, Narayana Rao |
Writers:
| Story |
T K Rama Rao (Based on Novel ‘Bangarada Manushya’) |
| Screenplay |
Siddalingaiah |
| Dialogue |
Hunsur Krishnamurthy |
| Lyrics |
Hunsur Krishnamurthy, Chi Udayashankar, R N Jayagopal, Vijayanarasimha |
Other Crews:
| Music |
G K Venkatesh |
| Cinematography |
D V Rajaram |
| Editor |
P Bhakthavathsalam |
| Stunts |
Y Shivayya |
| Choreography |
Udupi Jayaram |
| Art |
Ramkumar |
| Costume |
KCN Gowda & Brothers, Appa Rao, M Nath, Nagaraj |
| Makeup |
Doreswamy, Manmatha Rao, Rajagopal, Veeraswamy, Srinivas, Keshava |
| Publicity Designs |
Ganghadar, Sukjeev |
| Stills |
Vrushabhendraiah |
Sound Recording:
| Dialogues |
P J Lakshman, Srinivas |
| Songs |
D Mohana Sundaram |
Censor Details:
| CBFC |
U |
| Dated |
24-03-1972 |
| Length |
4945.67 Mts |
| Reels |
20 |
| Color |
Eastman Color |
Audio & Video:
| Audio On |
Saregama |
| Video On |
Sri Ganesh Video, Sri Nakoda Video |
| Runtime |
174 min |
Songs & Lyrics:
Release info:
| Release date |
31-03-1972 |
| Main Theater |
States+Kempagowda |
| Weeks |
77+27 |
Awards:
| Karnataka State Film Awards 1971-72 |
| Second Best Film |
| Best Supporting Actor – T N Balakrishna |
| Best Screenplay – Siddalingaiah |
| Best Cinematographer – D V Rajaram |
| Best Editing – P Bhakthavathsalam |
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Vashista Bhat Kainthaje said,
March 12, 2023 at 11:53 pm
Bangaarada Manushya is an Iconic Movie not just in Kannada Cinema, it is an Iconic Movie in World Cinema. Directed by the ace film-maker Siddalingaih, starring Dr. Rajkumar in the lead role as Rajeeva. Bangaarada Manushya is the Greatest Movie of All-Time not just in Kannada Cinema but for the entire World Cinema, and is undeniably a Milestone.
The script of Bangaarada Manushya is so beautiful and heart-touching. Dr. Rajkumar proves why he is the greatest actor of All-Time, and delivers an outstanding performance by getting into the shoes of the character of Rajeeva, and no other actor in the World can play that role except Dr. Rajkumar himself. T. N. Balakrishna also delivers an outstanding performance as Rachutappa. All other actors shine too in Bangaarada Manushya.
Screenplay, Dialogues, Music, Editing, Cinematography, and everything in Bangaarada Manushya is a top-notch. In other words, Production Value of Bangaarada Manushya is top-notch. 5 Songs and couple of fights are there in Bangaarada Manushya, which are spaced appropriately, on top of it even comedy scenes are top-notch so Bangaarada Manushya stands out to be a Commercially Entertaining Movie as well. There is no doubt in the fact that Bangaarada Manushya is a perfect Movie. Bangaarada Manushya is a once in a lifetime movie.
My Rating: 5/5
Vinay said,
April 15, 2023 at 4:33 pm
film andre idhu…. yappa awesome… no words to praise the team…. rachutappa rajeevappa… abbabba….benki… dhomsa… koole…..
Vashista Bhat Kainthaje said,
October 4, 2023 at 1:22 pm
100%. “Bangaarada Manushya” is My All-Time Favourite Movie. It’s a Masterpiece.
Vashista Bhat Kainthaje said,
October 8, 2023 at 12:56 am
100%. “Bangaarada Manushya” is my Favourite Movie of All-Time.
Vashista Bhat Kainthaje said,
October 4, 2023 at 11:11 am
“Bangaarada Manushya” is the Greatest Film ever made in the history of Cinema. This was the sixth collaboration of Dr. Rajkumar and Siddalingaiah after Mayor Muthanna, Baalu Belagithu, Namma Samsara, Thayi Devaru, and Nyayave Devaru. The film’s plot revolves around Rajeeva who is an educated man from the city who stays with his sister’s family after the death of his brother-in-law to take care of his neice and nephews.
Dr. Rajkumar has delivered an outstanding performance as Rajeeva, and his ability to breathe life into the character is unparalleled, and his performance in this Film is a testamony to the fact that why he is the greatest actor the World Cinema has ever seen.
Even T. N. Balakrishna’s acting as Rachutappa deserves special mention, demonstrating his prowess as a seasoned actor. Vajramuni, in the role of an antagonist, delivers a performance of great nuance and finesse. In fact, the entire cast deserves accolades for their stellar performances, making every character memorable. In fact all the characters have been developed quite well.
The foundation of “Bangaarada Manushya” lies in the script, adopted from T. K. Rama Rao’s novel of the same name. It is a beautifully crafted narrative that touches the heart and soul of the audience. Siddalingaiah’s Screenplay keeps the story engaging, and the brisk narration pace ensures the audience’s involvement.
Siddalingaiah’s Direction shines through in every frame, exhibiting his mastery in cinematic storytelling. The cinematography by D. V. Rajaram captures the essence of the rural setting with outstanding visuals. P. Bhaktavatsalam’s editing is seamless and enhances the film’s overall impact.
The music, composed by G.K. Venkatesh features five unforgettable songs, which adds another layer of emotional depth to the film. “Nagunagutha Nali,” in particular, stands out as an all-time favorite, exploring the facets of human existence from birth to death.
One of the remarkable aspects of the Film is it’s ability to convey profound philosophical messages. The scene where Rajeeva (Dr. Rajkumar) emphasizes the importance of duty over desire is a masterpiece in itself, echoing Gautam Buddha’s wisdom: “Desire leads to disappointment.” The climax scene, often seen as emotionally charged, carries a deeper message about the impermanance of all things, even relationships.
The Film also touches on advanced concepts like how village development contributes to the progress of the entire nation. It is a testament to the film’s multidimensional storytelling.
“Bangaarada Manushya” is a cinematic tressure that transcends time and remains a masterpiece. It’s a film that not only entertains but also challenges viewers to reflect on life’s fundamental aspects. Dr. Rajkumar’s impeccable acting, Siddalingaiah’s visionary direction, and the dedication of the entire cast and crew make this film an enduring classic, a masterpiece.
Vashista Bhat Kainthaje said,
October 4, 2023 at 11:11 am
Greatest Movie!
Vashista Bhat Kainthaje said,
October 4, 2023 at 11:12 am
Fantastic Movie! My Favourite Movie of All-Time
Vashista Bhat Kainthaje said,
October 8, 2023 at 12:55 am
“Bangaarada Manushya” stands as a beacon of excellence in Cinema, and is revered as the Greatest Film ever made. At its core, the Film owes its brilliance to the unparalleled talent of Dr. Rajkumar, who breathes life into the character of Rajeeva, setting an unmatched standard in the world of acting. His performance transcends the screen, leaving an indelible mark on the audience’s hearts and reminding viewers of why he is revered as the Greatest Actor of All-Time.
The Film boasts stellar performances, with T. N. Balakrishna’s portrayal of Rachutappa and Vajramuni’s exceptional performance as an antagonist leaving a lasting impact. The entire cast delivers outstanding acting, adding depth and authenticity to the narrative.
Based on T. K. Ramarao’s novel, the script weaves a beautiful tale that captivates the audience from start to finish. The narrative’s richness is complemented by an outstanding screenplay, ensuring a seamless flow of events and emotions. Siddalingaiah’s direction is nothing short of brilliant, capturing the essence of the story with finesse and vision.
The film’s music, composed by G. K. Venkatesh is highlighted by unforgettable songs such as ‘Nagunagutha Nali’, adds another layer of magic to the overall experience. Each melody resonates deeply, enhancing the film’s emotional impact and staying etched in the viewer’s memory long after the climax.
Beyond it’s cinematic finesse, “Bangaarada Manushya” delves into profound philosophical themes, imparting valuable life lessons. In one scene, Rajeeva tells about the importance of duty over desire which echoes the wisdom of Gautam Buddha, offering a timeless message about the nature of human desires. The Film’s climax, charged with emotion, carries a deeper revelation about the impermanance of all things, including relationships, leaving the audience in contemplative awe.
Moreover, the Film explores advanced concepts, illustrating how village development contributes to the progress of an entire nation. This forward-thinking perspective adds layers of relevance to the narrative, making it not just a classic but a thought-provoking piece of Cinema.
In essence, “Bangaarada Manushya” stands as a testament to outstanding multidimensional storytelling, blending exceptional performances, a captivating narration, insightful philosophy, and advanced societal perspectives. This cinematic gem not only entertains but also educates and inspires, making it a timeless masterpiece that deserves the highest praise and accolades.
vashistabhat said,
October 14, 2023 at 8:41 pm
In my personal view, “Bangaarada Manushya” transcends the boundaries of cinema and emerges as a soul-stirring masterpiece that has left an indelible mark on my heart and mind. It is my favourite movie of All-Time! From the very moment the film started (After the title card showing the cast and crew) with the song ‘Nagunagutha Nali’, which is my favourite song of all-time. I found myself entranced, pulled into a narrative that seemlessly blended the essence of human existence with profound philosophical wisdom.
At the heart of this cinematic marvel stands the unparalleled talent of Dr. Rajkumar, whose portrayal of Rajeeva breathed life into the character in a way that felt almost transcendent. His performance set a standard in acting that, in my eyes, remains unmatched. Every nuance of emotion, every gesture, every facial expression, spoke volumes, weaving a tale of selflessness and duty that resonated deeply within me. T. N. Balakrishna’s portrayal as Rachutappa and Vajramuni’s portrayal as an antagonist were spectaculor. Actually the entire cast have delivered exceptional performances, adding magic and charm to the storyline.
The brilliance of the script, based on T.K. Rama Rao’s novel of the same name, is undeniable. It captured my attention from the very first scene, which was the song ‘Nagunagutha Nali’ and held it until the climax, illustrating the richness of the narrative, pacing, and the storytelling. Siddalingaiah’s direction was masterful, capturing the essence of the narrative with visionary finesse. The music, especially the unforgettable songs and background score by G.K. Venkatesh, wove a musical tapestry that heightened every emotion, making the film an auditory delight. There was an excellency in which the dialogues, written by Hunsuru Krishnamurthy, added depth to the narrative, making each and every character memorable for me.
What struck me profoundly were the philosophical themes interwoven throughout the movie. The symbolism of Rajeeva walking into the sunset, signifying the impermance of life and the importance of surrendering to Lord Vishnu, who is the supreme god for me, left me contemplative. The unselfish nature of Rajeeva’s character touched a chord within me, making me reflect on the depth of human goodness.
Furthermore, the film’s exploration of advanced concepts, such as the relationship between village development and national progress, showcased a forward-thinking perspective that resonated deeply with my own beliefs. It elavated the film from a timeless classic to a thought-provoking piece of art, stimulating my mind while simultaneously entertaining my senses.
For me, “Bangaarada Manushya” is not just a movie; it’s an experience. A timeless gem that educates, inspires, and entertains in equal measure. Its multidimensional storytelling, exceptional performances, captivating narration, insightful philosophy, and advanced societal perspectives have left an everlasting impression on me. For those reasons and more, I wholeheartedly join the unanimous chorus of praise, rating it a perfect 10 out of 10 and declaring it a cinematic masterpiece of the highest order.
Rating: 10/10
Verdict: Masterpiece
vashistabhat said,
October 14, 2023 at 9:10 pm
Ignore this due to grammatical error
vashistabhat said,
October 14, 2023 at 9:09 pm
In my personal view, “Bangaarada Manushya” transcends the boundaries of cinema and emerges as a soul-stirring masterpiece that has left an indelible mark on my heart and mind. It is my favourite movie of All-Time! From the very moment the film started (After the title card showing the cast and crew) with the song ‘Nagunagutha Nali’, which is my favourite song of all-time. I found myself entranced, pulled into a narrative that seemlessly blended the essence of human existence with profound philosophical wisdom.
At the heart of this cinematic marvel stands the unparalleled talent of Dr. Rajkumar, whose portrayal of Rajeeva breathed life into the character in a way that felt almost transcendent. His performance set a standard in acting that, in my eyes, remains unmatched. Every nuance of emotion, every gesture, every facial expression, spoke volumes, weaving a tale of selflessness and duty that resonated deeply within me. T. N. Balakrishna’s portrayal as Rachutappa and Vajramuni’s portrayal as an antagonist were spectaculor. Actually the entire cast have delivered exceptional performances, adding magic and charm to the storyline.
The brilliance of the script, based on T.K. Rama Rao’s novel of the same name, is undeniable. It captured my attention from the very first scene, which was the song ‘Nagunagutha Nali’ and held it until the climax, illustrating the richness of the narrative, pacing, and the storytelling. Siddalingaiah’s direction was masterful, capturing the essence of the narrative with visionary finesse. The music, especially the unforgettable songs and background score by G.K. Venkatesh, wove a musical tapestry that heightened every emotion, making the film an auditory delight. There was an excellency in which the dialogues, written by Hunsuru Krishnamurthy, added depth to the narrative, making each and every character memorable for me.
What struck me profoundly were the philosophical themes interwoven throughout the movie. The symbolism of Rajeeva walking into the sunset, signifying the impermanence of life and the importance of surrendering to Lord Vishnu, who is the supreme god for me, left me contemplative. The unselfish nature of Rajeeva’s character touched a chord within me, making me reflect on the depth of human goodness.
Furthermore, the film’s exploration of advanced concepts, such as the relationship between village development and national progress, showcased a forward-thinking perspective that resonated deeply with my own beliefs. It elavated the film from a timeless classic to a thought-provoking piece of art, stimulating my mind while simultaneously entertaining my senses.
For me, “Bangaarada Manushya” is not just a movie; it’s an experience. A timeless gem that educates, inspires, and entertains in equal measure. Its multidimensional storytelling, exceptional performances, captivating narration, insightful philosophy, and advanced societal perspectives have left an everlasting impression on me. For those reasons and more, I wholeheartedly join the unanimous chorus of praise, rating it a perfect 10 out of 10 and declaring it a cinematic masterpiece of the highest order.
Rating: 10/10
Verdict: Masterpiece
vashistabhat said,
October 14, 2023 at 9:11 pm
Ignore my comment which comes as 4. as there is a grammatical error which is corrected in the comment below that is published as 5.
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April 19, 2024 at 11:14 pm
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