The phrase, Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder....how does it apply to people whose world is black.........even thought in structure they are no different from us but they differ from the societythat we live in if you still havent got a clueI am talking about BLACK....
Mind you BLacK is not for the masses who go in the theatre expecting a story that will take them in the dreamland.........its for people who have lived with their limitations with recognition..... It a movie for the soul.........BLack is a story of an unusual student- teacher relationship.
A story that would touch our soul and will threaten our purpose of living. this Time sanjay Leela Bhansali has dared to touch that aspect of society that we would never never dream of even knowing them unless attached to one.. The story is heavy though but dares you to leave the theatre without seeing the end of it..........The characters Rani, Amitabh, and the little girl Ayesh has done extremely well....... Black has its catering audience hooked for the whole movie..... however the whole movie does not fail to show its blackness .
Though the degree of darkness varies from time to time... Its been reflected in different manner....Darkness seen in the eyes of the Parents who realised that theri first child cannot hear and see.......darkness in the eyes of the little girl who is reduced to an animal by her own parents....
Darkness in the eyes of the teacher who is determined to turn her from an incapable to an achiever...So blaCK is everywhere in the movie its just that how you interpret it.......the camera angles are merely looked at coz the performances does not allow your eyes the pleasure of other aspects.
Though dailogues very dramatic but still sound encouraging..... the end is perfect and appreciated coz life cannot end with a happy ending and a dozen of children being happily married........well done Sanjay........bye