Showing posts with label Mumbai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mumbai. Show all posts

Do Rafeeq: Mazgaon, the Broadway of Bombay







Rafeeq Ellias  meets Rafique Baghdadi, an extraordinary living archive of  Mumbai (Bombay)  and its cinema, and explores the cinema  of India  through him. 

Merle Oberon. Alexander Korda .  The “Fearless” Nadia.  Manto.  "The Thief of Baghdad" .  "Shaheed" . Dilip Kumar. Ali Reza.  Ashok Kumar.  Nargis Dutt.   Dev Anand.  Satyajit Ray. "Albela". Bhagwan. Victoria Theater. Alfred Theater .  National Theater. Bombay Talkies. Chitra Theater.  

These are not just  words that evoke memories of days gone by but in a quiet and dignified way remind us that Mazgaon  is the Broadway of Bombay.


Director : Rafeeq Ellias

About the director.

An international award-winning advertising and magazine photographer, Rafeeq Ellias has shot three previous documentaries as a cinematographer. “The Legend of Fat Mama” was his first documentary as a director and scriptwriter as well. The Film has won two National Awards, one award (best short film) at the Mumbai International Film Festival. 

Markage: Mumbai City Guide

A charming campaign for the Markage Mumbai City Guide. The campaign outlines Mumbai as seen by the common man or general traveler, something that the books did.  Who says copy is dead?



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Client: Markage

 

Creative Director: Anil Kakar

 

Art Director: Norma Rodricks


Copywriter: Joshua Newnes



John Oliver's thoughtful analysis on Mumbai tragedy

John Oliver explains that when you're a bankrupt ideology pursuing a bankrupt strategy, the only move you've got is the dick one. Most Mumbaikars would agree.

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