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Release date: 21 January 2005 (India)
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Page 3 culture is the name given to tabloid culture in India covering India's partying, high society or upper class, and metropolitan culture, specifically Mumbai's, Delhi's and Bangalore's, which are all a feature of page three tabloid newspapers.[1][2][3]Contents
Description
The term originates from India's colourful daily newspaper supplements appearing usually on the third page that chronicle cocktail parties and gossip of the glitterati – the country's equivalent of tabloid journalism. Page 3 features color photo spreads of celebrities and the nouveau riche at parties. Those featured on page 3 include fashion designers, socialite, models, remix music divas, and the glamorous and rich. The flashy supplements are a mix of celebrity news, party pictures, movie gossip and stories on such subjects as the sexual habits and preferences of Indians.[3][4]Page 3 has become a phenomenon which arose from sensationalism.
Observers say[citation needed] India's runaway Page 3 culture reflects two distinct levels of an aspirational society. One is the need for gossip. The second is the desire to be seen to be famous by featuring on Page 3.
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The "Page 3" culture has been the theme of a Hindi film by Madhur Bhandarkar, Page 3 (2005), which won the National Film Award for Best Feature Film amongst other awards.[1]Search filters
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Page 3 is a 2005 Indian drama film directed by Madhur Bhandarkar and produced by Bobby Pushkarna and Kavita Pushkarna about the Page 3
culture and media in the city of Mumbai. It stars Konkona Sen Sharma,
Atul Kulkarni, Sandhya Mridul, Tara Sharma, Anju Mahendru, and Boman
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Page 3 is a 2005 Indian drama film directed by Madhur Bhandarkar and produced by Bobby Pushkarna and Kavita Pushkarna about the Page 3 culture and media in the city of Mumbai. It stars Konkona Sen Sharma, Atul Kulkarni, Sandhya Mridul, Tara Sharma, Anju Mahendru, and Boman Irani. The film won three National Film Awards, including the Golden Lotus Award for Best Film.
Madhavi finds out that her boyfriend is bisexual, when she finds him in bed with her best friend, Abhijeet (Rehaan Engineer). Soon, Madhavi becomes disillusioned with her job, and she realises that 'the party is over' for her - the celebrity lifestyle is not as glamorous as it seems. She requests to be moved to a different field, and lands on the "crime beat" with Vinayak Mane (Atul Kulkarni). She accompanies Vinayak as they search the city for crime related stories. On one such trip, they witness a bomb blast in the city, which affects Madhavi emotionally. She begins to investigate the story, but is made to cover a high-profile Bollywood party by Deepak. At the party, she comes across the ACP in charge of the bomb blast she witnessed, insensitively discussing the incident. Madhavi is shocked to find out that the ACP was attending a film shoot while he was on duty, which delayed his reaction to the blast.
Vinayak goes to cover another news story in Nashik, Madhavi is asked to take charge of crime news. She learns that a number of boys from a rehabilitation home owned by Anjali Thapar have gone missing, and during the subsequent search, a number of boys could not be accounted for. The police find out that a group of boys are being held at the Thapar's private bungalow in Mud Island; but they do not have a search warrant. However, based on Madhavi's investigation, they conduct a raid. It is revealed that Ramesh Thapar has been using children from the rehabilitation home for sexual acts. Ramesh is arrested and police also find a connection to other corporate personalities who are involved in the scandal. Madhavi manages to capture the whole event on camera, and develops a breaking exposé story. She asks Deepak to run the story as the headline article for the next day's news edition, and he promises to look into the piece and put it on the front page. However, that same night Deepak meets with the owner of the newspaper, Mr Agarwal, who is the best friend of Ramesh. Agarwal tells Deepak that the newspaper receives major advertisement revenue and other sponsorship from Ramesh. Fearing major loss to his business, Agarwal declines to publish the story, and asks Deepak to fire Madhavi from the company.
Meanwhile, Gayatri, who supposedly turned her back on Bollywood and went back to Delhi, returns to Mumbai. In order to make a name for herself, she sleeps with a film director and gets cast in his next movie. Madhavi, who eventually gets a job as a Page 3 writer for another newspaper, realises that in the elite and extravagant lives of politicians, businessmen, film stars and socialites, there is no place for trust and honour.
2005 National Film Awards (India)
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Plot
Madhavi Sharma (Konkona Sen Sharma) is a young journalist, who arrives in Mumbai looking for a job. She is hired by newspaper editor Deepak Suri (Boman Irani), and is assigned the task of reporting on celebrity news, writing articles for Page 3. Her roommate Pearl Sequiera (Sandhya Mridul) is an air hostess who aims to marry a rich man so that she can have a lavish, exciting lifestyle. Gayatri Sachdeva (Tara Sharma), an aspiring actress, later joins them at the apartment. Gayatri becomes romantically involved with a leading actor, Rohit Kumar (Bikram Saluja), and soon finds out that she is pregnant. Rohit is aware that the pregnancy will ruin his career so he tells her to get an abortion. Depressed and shattered, Gayarti unsuccessfully tries to commit suicide and, in the process, loses her child. Meanwhile, Pearl marries a wealthy old man and moves to the United States, where she lives an extravagant but loveless life. Madhavi plans to expose Rohit by writing an article on his relationship with Gayatri, but her editor blocks the story, and she is forced to apologize to Rohit.Madhavi finds out that her boyfriend is bisexual, when she finds him in bed with her best friend, Abhijeet (Rehaan Engineer). Soon, Madhavi becomes disillusioned with her job, and she realises that 'the party is over' for her - the celebrity lifestyle is not as glamorous as it seems. She requests to be moved to a different field, and lands on the "crime beat" with Vinayak Mane (Atul Kulkarni). She accompanies Vinayak as they search the city for crime related stories. On one such trip, they witness a bomb blast in the city, which affects Madhavi emotionally. She begins to investigate the story, but is made to cover a high-profile Bollywood party by Deepak. At the party, she comes across the ACP in charge of the bomb blast she witnessed, insensitively discussing the incident. Madhavi is shocked to find out that the ACP was attending a film shoot while he was on duty, which delayed his reaction to the blast.
Vinayak goes to cover another news story in Nashik, Madhavi is asked to take charge of crime news. She learns that a number of boys from a rehabilitation home owned by Anjali Thapar have gone missing, and during the subsequent search, a number of boys could not be accounted for. The police find out that a group of boys are being held at the Thapar's private bungalow in Mud Island; but they do not have a search warrant. However, based on Madhavi's investigation, they conduct a raid. It is revealed that Ramesh Thapar has been using children from the rehabilitation home for sexual acts. Ramesh is arrested and police also find a connection to other corporate personalities who are involved in the scandal. Madhavi manages to capture the whole event on camera, and develops a breaking exposé story. She asks Deepak to run the story as the headline article for the next day's news edition, and he promises to look into the piece and put it on the front page. However, that same night Deepak meets with the owner of the newspaper, Mr Agarwal, who is the best friend of Ramesh. Agarwal tells Deepak that the newspaper receives major advertisement revenue and other sponsorship from Ramesh. Fearing major loss to his business, Agarwal declines to publish the story, and asks Deepak to fire Madhavi from the company.
Meanwhile, Gayatri, who supposedly turned her back on Bollywood and went back to Delhi, returns to Mumbai. In order to make a name for herself, she sleeps with a film director and gets cast in his next movie. Madhavi, who eventually gets a job as a Page 3 writer for another newspaper, realises that in the elite and extravagant lives of politicians, businessmen, film stars and socialites, there is no place for trust and honour.
Box office
The film was a commercial success. It opened to average opening but with positive word of mouth and raving reviews, it went on to do great business later and emerged a box office hit.Cast
- Konkona Sen Sharma ... Madhavi Sharma
- Atul Kulkarni ... Vinayak Mane
- Sandhya Mridul ... Pearl Sequeira
- Tara Sharma ... Gayatri Sachdeva
- Anju Mahendru...Ritu Bajaj
- Boman Irani ... Deepak Suri
- Bikram Saluja ... Rohit Kumar
- Nassar Abdullah...Romesh Thapar, Industrialist
- Rehaan Engineer...Abhijeet Patnaik
- Soni Razdan... Anjali Thapar, Romesh's wife
- Kunika Lal... Monaz Modi
- Kurush Deboo... Hiren Sanghvi
- Madan Jain...ACP Uday Yadav
- Bobby Darling... Fashion Designer Zulfi Khan
- Manoj Joshi ... Bosco, Chauffeur
- Suhasini Mulay... Pratima Bhave
- Maya Alagh... Pushpa Bhargav
- Upendra Limaye... Inspector Arun Bhonsle
- Dolly Thakore... Vijaya Agarwal, wife of Pramod Agarwal
- Yusuf Hasan... Pramod Agarwal, chairman of Agarwal Publications
- Suchitra Pillai...Fashion Designer Sonal Roy
- Darshan Jariwala...Mr. Tejani
- Navni Parihar...Sheetal Tejani
- Kishen Mulchandani...Page 3 Socialite in guest appearance
- Mukesh Tyagi...Member of Parliament
- Jai Kalra...Tarun Sanyal
- Pradeep Velankar...Film Maker Charu Mohanty
- Parmita Katkar...Dancer (in the song Kuwa Maa) in guest appearance
- Gopal K Singh....Gomes, Drug Supplier
- Hansa Singh ... Page 3 socialite
- Nirjan Asrani... Page 3 socialite
- Amir Merchant... Page 3 socialite
- Samir Modi... Page 3 socialite
- Anjana Kuthiala...Page 3 socialite
- Priti Pundeer...Page 3 socialite
- Shubra Sharma...Page 3 socialite
- Col Vikramjeet Singh...Page 3 socialite
- Abhijeet Lahiri...Page 3 socialite
- Tony Singh...Page 3 socialite
- Madan Joshi...Page 3 socialite
- Yusuf Hussain...Page 3 socialite
- Pradeep Milankar...Page 3 socialite
- Sangeeta Singh...Page 3 socialite
- R Julka...Page 3 socialite
Awards
The film has won the following awards since its release:2005 National Film Awards (India)
- Golden Lotus Award - Best Film - Bobby Pushkarna and Kavita Pushkarna
- Silver Lotus Award - Best Screenplay - Nina Arora, Manoj Tyagi
- Silver Lotus Award - Best Editing - Suresh Pai
- Best Female Debut - Konkona Sen Sharma
Nominations
- Filmfare Award for Best Film - Bobby Pushkarna and Kavita Pushkarna
- Filmfare Award for Best Director - Madhur Bhandarkar
- Filmfare Award for Best Actress - Konkona Sen Sharma
- Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award - Sandhya Mridul
Death of Amit Ralli
During principal photography, lead actor Amit Ralli died suddenly from jaundice due to hepatitis C.[1] He was 26 at the time. He was replaced by Jai Kalra who made his Bollywood debut with this film.See also
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| Directed by | Madhur Bhandarkar |
| Produced by | Bobby Pushkarna Kavita Pushkarna |
| Screenplay by | Manoj Tyagi Nina Arora |
| Starring | Konkona Sen Sharma Atul Kulkarni Boman Irani |
| Music by | Songs: Virgin Emi Samir Tandon Background Score: Raju Singh |
| Cinematography | Madhu Rao |
| Edited by | Suresh Pai |
| Distributed by | Lighthouse Films Pvt. Ltd. Sahara One |
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| Country | India |
| Language | Hindi |
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Drama · A look at Mumbai's socialite party circle world through the eyes of a Page 3 journalist.
A look at Mumbai's socialite party circle world through the eyes of a Page 3 journalist.
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Storyline
Madhavi is a newspaper journalist in Mumbai whose task is to fill the
Page 3 column. Her job consists of attending parties among the socialite
and small-time celebrity circle and reporting on it. Her roommates are
Pearl, an air-hostess who wants to marry a rich man and settle down to a
life of comfort; and Gayatri, a struggling actress. Gayatri is seduced
by a leading married actor Rohit Kumar. When she finds out that she is
pregnant, he advises her to abort the baby. Dejected, Gayatri tries to
commit suicide but Madhavi and Pearl save her. She loses the baby and
leaves Mumbai. Madhavi's job of interacting with shallow high-society
people is depressing her. She wants to do some substantial reporting for
a change, so she is assigned to the Crime beat alongwith veteran
reporter Vinayak Mane. Written by
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Too compelling yet without propaganda
The first review I saw of Page 3 said "what is madhur bhandarkar finally wants to say?". Should he say something so decisive.
The most beautiful thing about Page 3 is it doesn't take sides. No propaganda whatsoever. This is the film that captures so many angles of an issue(I don't know what do I call as an "issue" here) and yet like any mediocre movie doesn't come up with an solution. I was so intrigued when I realized that the movie ended almost in the same scenario just like it started.
The movie defines so many characters who are completely with completely different priorities and different ideologies and yet they are all a part of the system which is all the more apathetic. I wish i can say more but there would be more spoilers ahead. So watch Page 3 if you wanna see one of the most mature films of the recent times.
The most beautiful thing about Page 3 is it doesn't take sides. No propaganda whatsoever. This is the film that captures so many angles of an issue(I don't know what do I call as an "issue" here) and yet like any mediocre movie doesn't come up with an solution. I was so intrigued when I realized that the movie ended almost in the same scenario just like it started.
The movie defines so many characters who are completely with completely different priorities and different ideologies and yet they are all a part of the system which is all the more apathetic. I wish i can say more but there would be more spoilers ahead. So watch Page 3 if you wanna see one of the most mature films of the recent times.
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in the world of the paparazzi and high society, here is an irreverent
excerpt from Flash Point, enumerating assorted party animals that are
found prowling the Page 3 circuit. So ladies and gentlemen,
here are 6 types of characters you will always meet at these glamorous,
fun yet somewhat crazy parties!
Filmmaker and author Fahad Samar has followed up his bestselling novel Scandal Point with Flash Point,
the second instalment in his Mumbai trilogy. Set in the world of the
paparazzi and high society, here is an irreverent excerpt from Flash Point, enumerating assorted party animals that are found prowling the Page 3 circuit.
So ladies and gentlemen, here are 6 types of characters you will always meet at these glamorous, fun yet somewhat crazy parties!
Several
Bollywood actors and actresses find themselves at a loose end after
discovering they have lost their on-screen lustre. Craving attention,
they become permanent fixtures on the party circuit and land up at every
event they are invited to, even, as a young director cattily observed,
“to the opening of an envelope.”
This
gaggle of unabashed C-listers earns their livelihood by acting
outrageously in front of the media to garner publicity. They slap each
other at parties, threaten to strip publically if India wins a cricket
match and shamelessly debase themselves in order to receive offers to
appear on reality shows. As the nation sniggers at their theatrics,
these performing monkeys go laughing all the way to the bank, earning a
fat fee for their exhibitionism.
Some
members of the glitterati have become notorious for championing every
cause and charity imaginable. Inspired by the media attention that
social activists are grabbing, these bleeding hearts have become
socialite activists. But instead of staging downmarket dharnas and
wasting wax at candlelight vigils, the cause celebs prefer to remain in
climate-controlled surroundings and pay their publicists to plant
stories expressing solidarity with issues that range in importance from Anna Hazare to Anna Kournikova.
Not
just wannabes, who often try sneaking into parties, a few well-heeled
Mumbaikars also feel it their birthright to attend high profile events
without bothering with the niceties of an invite. Convinced that they
are welcome everywhere they habitually saunter in and air-kiss the
organisers who immediately let it be known to the media that these pesky
guests are not on their list.
Husbands
and wives that cheat on one another are a source of great entertainment
to the hoi polloi who have a hard time keeping track of which
promiscuous socialite is sleeping with whom. Adulterous spouses
sometimes arrive at the same event as a cuckolded partner or an ex,
leading to red faces, hasty exits and occasionally a public showdown. A
brazen, two-timing ménage a trois has succeeded in making many an
evening in Mumbai an affair to remember.
The
metropolises of India are peppered with the impudent progeny of wealthy
parents. Mumbai is not without its share of spoilt brats who shovel
coke with a silver spoon and behave obnoxiously, convinced that the sun
shines out of their little brown bottoms.
Meanwhile, the paparazzi dutifully click as these party perennials preen and pose on the red carpet. Only a slender velvet rope separates the photographer from his glamorous subject. But that rope represents a barricade that is impossible to bridge.
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6 Types Of People You Will Always Meet On The Mumbai Party Scene!
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So ladies and gentlemen, here are 6 types of characters you will always meet at these glamorous, fun yet somewhat crazy parties!
1) F3 (Fully Faltoo Filmi)
Fully Faltoo Filmi
2) RSVP (Reality Show Veterans and Professionals)
Reality Show Veterans and Professionals
3) SPCA (Socialites Promoting Causes Always)
Socialites Promoting Causes Always
4) PGC (Professional Gate Crashers)
Professional Gate Crashers
5) CSI Mumbai (Cheating Spouses Inc.)
Cheating Spouses Inc.
6) B3A (Badey Baap ki Bigdi Aulaad)
Badey Baap ki Bigdi Aulaad
Meanwhile, the paparazzi dutifully click as these party perennials preen and pose on the red carpet. Only a slender velvet rope separates the photographer from his glamorous subject. But that rope represents a barricade that is impossible to bridge.
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