Haider was the biggest winner at the 2015 National Film Awards, securing five trophies, including Best Music Direction and Best Dialogue.
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The soundtrack, composed by Bhardwaj himself with lyrics by Gulzar, is integral to the narrative. The song " Bismil " is particularly famous for its theatrical unmasking of the antagonist's guilt. The story follows Haider (Shahid Kapoor), a young
The story follows Haider (Shahid Kapoor), a young poet who returns to his hometown in Kashmir after his father, a doctor, mysteriously disappears. Upon his return, he is confronted by a devastating reality: his father has been detained by security forces for harboring militants, and his mother, Ghazala (Tabu), has entered a relationship with his ambitious uncle, Khurram (Kay Kay Menon). The story follows Haider (Shahid Kapoor)
Haider was the biggest winner at the 2015 National Film Awards, securing five trophies, including Best Music Direction and Best Dialogue.
Discover more about the artistry and complex themes behind this cinematic masterpiece: Haider Movie Review--I Still Will Not Read Shakespeare YouTube · The Blue Futon Haider (2014) - Movie Review | Shahid Kapoor | Tabu YouTube · Jimmy Cage Why Haider Will Always Be A Timeless Classic | IT Explains YouTube · Indiatimes
The soundtrack, composed by Bhardwaj himself with lyrics by Gulzar, is integral to the narrative. The song " Bismil " is particularly famous for its theatrical unmasking of the antagonist's guilt.
The story follows Haider (Shahid Kapoor), a young poet who returns to his hometown in Kashmir after his father, a doctor, mysteriously disappears. Upon his return, he is confronted by a devastating reality: his father has been detained by security forces for harboring militants, and his mother, Ghazala (Tabu), has entered a relationship with his ambitious uncle, Khurram (Kay Kay Menon).