#Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar netflix

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Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar

[livesinfantasyland]

Love blooms in Heeramandi...The Diamond Market

Sherlock Holmes x Tawaif (Courtesan) Reader

Love blooms in Heeramandi... The Diamond Market 2.0

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[trashhmuffinn]

Heeramandi is BEAUTIFUL

like aesthetically speaking every frame is like poetry and I specially love SLB and his mirror work

The story on the other hand….

I can think of 50 improvements just off the top of my head that would’ve made it a hundred times better

[cleopatraathene]

"Ek baar dekh lijiye; Deewana bana dijiye

Jalne ko hai taiyar hum; Parvana bana dijiye"

These two have my soul 😭🤌🏻❤️

[monkeyart]

Screenshot redraw of Sonakshi Sinha in Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar.

I've been listening to Tilsami Bahein a lot and the music video is a piece of art The entire show, really (as far as watched to this point)

[playermagic23]

Sonakshi Sinha thoughts on her one-take shot in Heeramandi’s ‘Tilasmi Bahein’ song:

While the drama revolves around the life of tawaifs (courtesans) living in the red-light district of HeeraMandi in Lahore in pre-independence India, Sonakshi Sinha plays Fareedan, whom she describes as a “slightly negative and villainous character” in an interview with Hindustan Times.

Among the several promotional materials released in the run-up to the show’s premiere was the music video ‘Tilasmi Bahein’, which drew attention because it was shot in a single take and featured Sonakshi nailing her routines in front of tens of background actors. “I was not prepared at all,” Sonakshi said of filming the song. “He (Bhansali) changes the whole choreography on set!”

“I had rehearsed for something completely different, and we had kept four days aside to shoot that particular song. We went for the shoot on the first day and we shot for a few hours, and I did the choreography, which was planned. Suddenly he got up and was like, ‘I don’t want to do this! I want to shoot the whole song in one take and let us design it right now!’ That’s when it happened so I had no time to prepare. I had to learn the lyrics right there…

“I don’t know what hit me because I had not done a one-shot song in my entire career and there I was, doing a one-shot song for Sanjay Leela Bhansali. I was feeling the pressure, I won’t lie. But I love performing and when the camera comes on, I become the character. We did four takes but the take that you see is the first take that we did,” she mentioned.

"I don’t know how it happened, that day was just magical. I still can’t believe it and once that first take was over, the entire set broke into a standing ovation, including Sanjay sir. I don’t think I have seen him so happy and ecstatic ever,” the actor added.

HeeraMandi: The Diamond Bazaar is scheduled to release on 1st May 2024. Are y'all looking forward to it?

[buttertomytoast]

The diamonds of Heeramandi 💎

[azul-nova-24]

Whoever designed Tajdar's translucent Kurtha in the first episode of Heeramandi is definitely either a woman, not straight, or knows about the female gaze really well.

[lyricsolution-com]

Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 'Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar' Receives Nominations At The Asia Contents & Global OTT Awards | People News

New Delhi: Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Heeramandi – The Diamond Bazaar on Netflix indeed made waves with its release. The show presented a grand canvas with larger-than-life visuals, enthralling music, an engaging story, and amazing performances by the cast, captivating audiences’ hearts. Enriched with SLB’s opulent storytelling, the show garnered immense love and accolades. Adding yet another…

[daily-quiz-join]

Heeramandi Review: लंबे-लंबे और थोड़े बोरिंग एपिसोड, लेकिन संजय लीला भंसाली का मायावी संसार करेगा प्रभावित

संजय लीला भंसाली की बहुप्रतीक्षित वेब सीरीज हीरामंडी: द डायमंड बाजार आखिरकार रिलीज हो गई है। शो में सोनाक्षी सिन्हा, मनीषा कोइराला, अदिति राव हैदरी, शर्मिन सहगल, संजीदा शेख, ऋचा चड्ढा और ताहा शाह बदुशा मुख्य भूमिका में हैं। वहीं सपोर्टिंग रोल में फरदीन खान, शेखर सुमन और अध्ययन सुमन नजर आ रहे हैं। इतने सारे कलाकारों के साथ, फिल्म निर्माता ने उनका पूरा उपयोग किया है। लेकिन हीरामंडी स्पष्ट रूप से…

[livesinfantasyland]

Love Blooms in Heeramandi...The Diamond Market 2.0

King Charles Brandon x Tawaif (Courtesan) Reader

Love Blooms in Heeramandi... The Diamond Market 1.0

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[azul-nova-24]

I think the reason to why heeramandi's aesthetic is dark but filled with richness and grandeur is because the director was trying to show how the Mahal never felt like home but instead a gilded cage for the cortesans.

honestly heeramandi's "aesthetic" wasn't that good because the colour palette is so dark and dull even though the sets and costumes were pretty just compare it to the visuals in devdas

[trashhmuffinn]

Tajdar sahab ki aankhon mein doobne ko toh hum bhi bekaraar baithe hai😍😍😍

He is a FAYINEEE looking man

[cora-ann]

Aditi Rao Hydari as ... - well, we don't know yet.

What we know for sure is that she's a part of the upcoming Netflix series "Heeramandi - The Diamond Bazaar" by Sanjay Leela Bhansali 💎

Update: Her name is Bibbojaan

(IG @cora.ann.s | graphite on A5 paper)

[opheliaschamber]

"Netflix released a new series named Heeramandi, rightfully translated as "diamond bazaar", in English, inspired by the original neighbourhood of courtesans in present day Lahore, in Pakistan. Courtesans, or "Tawaifs", were a bunch of women who choreographed dances, and presented it before the aristocrats-- Nawabs, rulers, and affluent members of the society. Tawaifs, are often misinterpreted with prostitutes, however, Tawaifs merely gave a dance performance, while prostitutes provided sexual pleasure."

I read an article from one of the websites, and couldn't help but cite similarities here, though. Courtesans and Prostitutes do share differences, but there are three aspects which bind them together- the consumers, the profit, and the shame. The consumers in context of the aristocratic men, the profit in context of money, or capital, and the collective shame imposed on the both of them.

A reel appeared on one of my instagram handles the other day, and a young woman had covered one of the choreographies from the series, and was bullied impressively. Many of them commented, that the entire segment of the "Heermandi" was a consequence of women's exploitation under men, and a powerful setback of patriarchy. Romanticising patriarchy, and the courtesans, would be a downright loss for all of the Tawaifs, who died.

But again, the audience isn't romanticising exploitation, or harassment, but the well-portrayed grace of the series. The same logic has been applied to "Gangubai Kathiawadi", the idea of prostitutionism, or even the red-light district was never romanticised.

What was romanticised was her courage, bravery, and precisely, her service to all the women, including some of those that she barely knew.

As much as series and films like these will be released, many arguements, for and against, will have entered the "picture", but what is imprudent here, is to choose a side. To choose, whether right, or easy.

[theinfinitedivides]

SEASON 2 OF HEERAMANDI?????????