A hilarious film that brings us closer to the realities of life!
21 Mar, 2014
1 hrs 48 mins
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SYNOPSIS
This is a story about 'Bauj', a 55 year old man, who lives a dreary but eventful life in a joint family, that shares a small house cramped with people and drama. One day Bauji has an epiphany and decides that from that point on he would only believe what he sees with his own eyes, nothing else can be certain. There are a quite a few challenges on his onward journey- but Bauji never loses sight of what is before his eyes.
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BMS Reviewer
Some people say `Seeing is believing`. However, we seldom question it. Raje Bauji dared to question this stereotype. With a motley of characters, Rajat Kapur`s Ankhon Dekhi is a simple yet ruminative film. After movies like Mithya (2008), Mixed Doubles (2006) and Fatso (2012), Ankhon Dekhi also delivers a rhapsodic story of fifty something man-Raje ...
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Renuka Vyavahare (TNN)
Societal norms often dictate our actions and beliefs. Day in, day out, you try hard to fit in. Who would want to come across as ignorant, odd and a prude to the judgmental lot after all? It`s easier to agree with the majority, hold our heads high and ego higher. In order to safeguard this pretence, we lose out on discovering who we really are. Right from our childhood, we are trained to follow what`s been told to us. No questions asked, no risks taken.
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Rohit Khilnani (Indiatoday)
Rajat Kapoor`s Aankhon Dekhi is a story set in old Delhi. It follows the life of Bauji (Sanjay Mishra) who lives a normal life until one incident changes the way he sees the world and its ways.Bauji`s daughter is seeing a boy and he is told that the guy has a terrible reputation. Worried family members reach his doorstep, they abuse him and even hit him but all he does is stands and cries till Bauji interferes. He finds out that the boy is exactly opposite of what he had heard. This is the incident that changes his life and from there he follows the basic principle, `Seeing is Believing.
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