An effervescent verbal and visual comedy about Murari
and Dulari, a couple from Jhansi, who find themselves,
ensconced in Bombay. Murari is a day-dreamer and Dulari
his practical wife. The confusion of Himmatbhai in his
attempts at striking a balance between the two
contrasting personalities is the centre of the comedy.
The highlight is the sharp wit that ensues from a
sarcastic comparison between the rural and the urban
without hurting either.
Genre: Comedy |
Duration: 25 Minutes |
Episodes: 13 |
Language: Hindi |
Story Line
Bante Bigadte was a debut - making platform for most of
the top names in the industry involved with its making. A
sparkling Comedy of a good for nothing dreamer Murarilal
and his hard - nosed practical wife Dulari. The Serial
brings out the inherent contrasts between the male and
female psyche. It highlights the inherent difference
between idle impractical creativity and hardheaded
practicality. Our couple inherits the wealth of Murari’s
maternal uncle and the small town dwellers from Jhansi
move into an entirely different lifestyle in a metropolis
Bombay. Inspite of the windfall that has been sent his way
by fate Murari refuses to change his incorrigible ways.
Murari spends most of his time devising whimsically
impractical schemes with his trustworthy and stupid friend
Banwari. Meanwhile Dulari, the Practical woman takes
charge of the situation. The comical opposites in the
characters interact with various situations to generate a
memorable Sitcom. The serial is a hilarious comedy with a
strong emotional content.
Review
Newly introduced serial Bante Bigadte is very
interesting. Serial makers deserve praise for their
well-done job.
( Mid Day 13 Sept 85 )
Samvaad's TV serial Bante Bigadte currently being
telecast on Thursdays is a well made and entertaining
show. It has a good story and interesting situations. (
Film Information 5/10/85 )
A welcome addition to TV serials is Bante Bigadte
produced by Rakesh Chowdhary. It's an entertainer
sprinkled with verbal and visual humour and sharp wit.
( The Sun Weekly 12 Oct 1988 )
Light Entertainer sprinkled with verbal and visual
humour ( Sunday Press 18 Aug 85 )
The Doordarshan Serial Bante Bigadte is being
successful in reaching its goal.
( Navbharat Times (Hindi) 23/12/85 )
Cast & Credit
Producer |
Rakesh Chowdhary |
Director |
Sanjiv Bhattacharya & Mainak Trivedi |
Writers |
Mir Muneer & Ashok Patole |
Cameraman |
Bharat Nerkar |
Music |
Sapan Jagmohan |
Cast |
Paresh Rawal, Rita Bahaduri, Ajit
Vachhani, Somesh Agarwal, Geeta Khanna, Rajendranath
and others |
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