Bombil and Beatrice
Synopsis
One hundred years later, in the urban slums of today's Mumbai, Beatrice tracks down the reincarnation of her lover from a century ago. Vilas is now Bombil, the hitman, and she has a job for him. At the appointed hour, at the appointed time, 100 years after destiny struck, what will he do? Can he redeem himself in his lifetime for promises made in the last? Can he kill the very thing he loved?
Details
- Year
- 2008
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 97 mins
- Format
- 35 mm
- Director
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Kaizad Gustad
- Producer
- Ayesha, Manu Kumaran, Taizoon Khorakiwala
- Editor
- Steve Mercer, Robert Wallace
- Screenwriter
- Kaizad Gustad
- Director of Photography
- Trevor Forrest
- Production Designer
- Ayesha Shroff
- Composer
- A R Rahman
- Principal cast
- Katie McGuinness, Prroshant Narayannan, Piyush Mishra
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Sales Company
Rohit Sharma
President - International SalesiDream Independent Pictures
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