Saaransh

Hindi25 May 19842h 17mDrama

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No certificate on file 4 of 7 categories documented

A quiet, intense drama about a couple grieving their only son's death; the father considers suicide and a subplot involves an unwanted… Family Room →

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India Today

Chander Uday Singh · 30 Apr 1984

Singh calls Saaransh a stark, brilliantly controlled study of parental grief that avoids melodrama, praising Bhatt's direction and the cast, with… Read it there →

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Synopsis

A retired school teacher and his wife come to terms with life after the death of their only son in a mugging incident on the streets of New York.

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