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Shiva | |
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Directed by | Ram Gopal Varma |
Produced by | Ram Gopal Varma |
Starring | Mohit Alawat Nisha Kothari Dilip Prabhawalkar Upendra Limaye Nagesh Bhonsle Suchitra Pillai Shereveer Vakil |
Music by | Ilaiyaraaja |
Cinematography | Amal Neerad |
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Country | ‹See Tfd› India |
Language | Hindi (also dubbed into Tamil) |
Shiva is a 2006 Hindi film produced and directed by Ram Gopal Varma. The film is a remake of the 1989 Telugu film of the same name, which was the debut film of Varma as a director. Despite the success of the original film in Telugu and Varma's 1990 remake in Hindi, the 2006 version did not do well at the box-office.
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The film begins with the brutal murder of a Mumbai man named John by a group of Gangsters led by ruthless Kingpin Bappu Ganesh (Upendra Limaye) who terrorizes the slums of Mumbai striking fear into the heart of slum-dwellers. As time goes on, Babbu becomes more and more powerful, until he manages to seize power from the Government of Maharashtra and make himself Chief Minister of the state. As Chief Minister, Babbu is able to seize all of Maharashtra's money and launder it stripping the people of their wealth. Shiva Swarassi (Mohit Alawat) is a poor slum-dweller who, after watching his parents being brutally murdered by Bappu's men, decides that it's time to get rid of Bappu. He gets the people of Dharavi Slum in Mumbai together and forms a rebellion against Bappu promising that he will avenge his deceased parents and kill Bappu.
Since the forming of this alliance, a series of murders take place upon Bappu's top Counterparts.
The film's musical score was composed by Ilaiyaraaja, who also scored the original film. He recycled a couple of his old tunes and the background score was well appreciated.
Pillar of strength
You held my hand trough my trials
And all of my tribulations
Quick with a joke
You took the wind out of my sins
You liked to try my patience
But the truth is always told
Answers all unfold
Whenever I let you
You move me
When you tell me those stories
I’ve heard one hundred times
Therefore each time I learn something more
You move me
When you know what I’m thinking
By looking in my eyes
Anxiety just disappears
You move me
Redheaded stepson
When they make you feel ashamed
You come and cry on my shoulder
Advice is cheap
Yeah, must be my middle name
Hey, I’m just returning the favor
The truth is always told
Answers all unfold
Whenever I let you
You move me
When you tell me those stories
I’ve heard one hundred times
Therefore each time I learn something more
You move me
When you know what I’m thinking
By looking in my eyes
Anxiety just disappears
You move me
You’ve been left behind before
They shut you out and locked the door
That is something I would never do
Because whenever I let you
You move me to tears
You move me, You move me to tears