Weekend Movies on Old Doordarshan including Regional.

Around 25 years back, we didn't mind watching any Hindi or Regional movies on TV since Doordarshan was the only Channel. Those years were kinda sweet isn't? the feeling was different bit weird but I liked it. Do you really regret those years cause I don't, since my childhood is associated with it n you may ask How??
Well, doordarshan did manage Families to come-together at the Prime time 8:30p.m to watch Sitcoms and certainly the weekend movies. if you recall they played old movies from late 50s till early 90s. When I was a kid, I used to like watching only colored movies since Black
and white prints were kinda boring and also the fact we didn't understand the real story behind it untill we were all grown up.

Today I look for movies which have got great entertainment and ART, irrespective of how old it is. I have been enjoying the great work of legendary Bollywood director of 1960s Late Guru dutt and his movies Pyasa, Kaghaz ke Phool or Sahib bibi aur gulam there's so much to look for in those movies, I can't really express in words.
 
So yeah! on Doordarshan they showed some really great and Rare movies in Color or Black n white and there's a best part which I almost forgot to mention in this post that is about the Ads, do you remember folks! for a short time before showing the movie and after an Intermission there were few ads in between, as a Kid I loved that part, watching ads was so much FUN more than the movie :) therefore I made a complete different post about it and if you would want to enjoy some really old ads all you've got to do is Click on this link to recall those sweet moments :)
I just remembered we also used to get some Regional movies on Weekends and these movies had won National Film Awards. Some of them were quite entertaining. for e,g Anjali, Pushpak Vimaan and many more. Please name a few if you know any good movies folks.

Here's a sample of the past, some scenes might be not appropriate for certain ages below 18, Sorry about that. Parental Guidance is advised.

HINDI MOVIES

WOH 7 DIN

Woh Saat Din, or Woh 7 Din, is a 1983 Bollywood Hindi film. Produced by Surinder Kapoor, it stars his son Anil Kapoor along with Padmini Kolhapure and Naseeruddin Shah. It was Anil Kapoor's first lead role. Anil Kapoor's role, Naseeruddin's acting and the film's music were considered strengths of the film.[citation needed] The music was done by Laxmikant Pyarelal while Anand Bakshi wrote the lyrics. It is a remake of K. Bhagyaraj's Tamil movie Antha Ezhu Naatkal.
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MASOOM
Masoom (English: Innocent) is a 1983 Indian film and Shekhar Kapur's first directorial venture. The critically acclaimed film starred Naseeruddin Shah, Shabana Azmi, Supriya Pathak and Saeed Jaffrey, as well as child actors Jugal Hansraj and Urmila Matondkar. The screenplay and dialogues were written by Gulzar and the music was contributed by R.D. Burman. The plot was broadly based on Man, Woman and Child written by Erich Segal.
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REGIONAL MOVIES: NATIONAL FILM AWARED

PUSHPAK VIMAN (KANNADA MOVIE ORIGINAL)

Pushpak (English title: The Love Chariot) is a black comedy Indian film released in 1988. Set in an large unnamed Indian city (shot in Bangalore), the film is based on the king-for-a-day story. The film is notable for its inventive recasting of the silent movie form. This movie was released again in different languages Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, and Malayalam. Though shot in color and featuring incidental noise, the film does not have any dialogues. However, unlike classic silent movies, the film has very little mouthing of dialog; instead, clever cinematography, implicit and physical communication, and creating scenes or shots where a dialog would plausibly be absent are used. Additionally, crafty camera placement is sometimes employed to rationalize the inaudibility of dialog.
It won the 1988 National Film Award for Best Popular Film.
Source: WIKI
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KABULIWALA(BENGALI FILM ORIGINAL)
Kabuliwala is a story written by Bengali writer Rabindranath Tagore.
Two films have been produced based on this story, both named Kabuliwala. The first was filmed in Bengali in 1956 by Tapan Sinha, and the second in Hindi in 1961, by Hemen Gupta. The 1961 film was the source of the Bollywood song Aye mere pyaare watan.
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