140: The Night is Dark and Silent: Gyan Mukherjee's Kismet and Sangram

It’s that time of year where we polish our guns and light up our cigarettes, it’s Noirvember time and we are up to no good with two Ashok Kumar classics.



Notes:

Apologies for the sound quality, we discovered after recording that we had set up our mic improperly

Noirvember and our Noirvember playlist

Park Chan-wook isn’t a fan of Noir
Film Noir
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Gyan Mukherjee
Ashok Kumar
Kismet
First Indian Blockbuster
Lost and found formula

Franz Osten and Josef Wirsching

(INTERVAL (“Aaj Himalay Ki Choti Se” from Kismet)

Sangram
Cop father/criminal son formula
1930s gangster films

Next time: Manmohan Desai



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