Ghar Bazar

About This Movie

Ghar Bazar is quite the piece of cinema from 1998, directed by D. S. Azad. You’ve got this gritty mix of action, crime, and drama that unfolds in a rather compelling way. The film centers around Gul, who, after delivering a child out of wedlock, finds herself in a desperate search when her baby and the driver, Kishan, go missing. There's a rawness to the performances, especially from the lead, that pulls you in. The pacing has its ebbs and flows, but there's a palpable tension throughout. The film's exploration of motherhood and betrayal adds a layer of depth that’s interesting to dissect. Plus, the practical effects in the action scenes are worth noting. It has a certain atmospheric quality that sets it apart from typical offerings of its time.

Gritty mix of action and drama · Strong themes of motherhood and betrayal · Notable practical effects in action scenes