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Review
Such
A Long Journey
UTV Motion Pictures’ Such A Long Journey is about
an honest man’s struggle in a big, bad world. Gustad
Noble essayed by Roshan Seth is a hard-working bank
clerk and a devoted family man upholding his dignity
in the wake of
CAST:
Roshan Seth, Om Puri, Kurush Deboo, Naseeruddin
Shah, Ranjit Chowdhari, Soni Razdan and late Pearl
Padamsee.
DIRECTOR: Sturla Gunnarsson
PRODUCERS: Paul Stephens and Simon MacCorkindale
SUPERVISING PRODUCERS: Ronnie Screwvala and Firdaus
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domestic
and societal pressures. Exploited by his best friend,
Gustad, in his trusting nature gets embroiled in a dangerous
network risking his job and life. Set in Mumbai, in
the year 1971 when India was warring for the fate of
Bangladesh, the film tells of the trauma of a Parsi
family unable to adjust to the changing political climate.
Nominated for 12 ‘Genie’ Awards by the Academy
of Candadian Cinema and Television, Such A Long Journey,
complex and compelling, though dragging in narration,
is rich in characterisation. Sensitive and thought-provoking,
the film ends on a positive message, which is that even
if it takes a long journey, in the end, it’s the
honest man that wins!
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