Blue Mountains (2015 film)

Blue Mountains: A Modern Day Classic is a 2015 Bollywood drama film, written and directed by Suman Ganguli, & produced by Raujesh Kumar Jain.[1] The film stars Ranvir Shorey,[2] Gracy Singh, Rajpal Yadav, Simran Sharma, Arif Zakaria, Mahesh Thakur, Yatharth Ratnum.

Blue Mountains: A Modern Day Classic
Directed bySuman Ganguli
Produced byRaujesh Kumar Jain
Written bySuman Ganguli
Screenplay byIndranil Goswami
Suman Ganguli
Story bySuman Ganguli
StarringRanvir Shorey
Gracy Singh
Rajpal Yadav
Simran Sharma
Arif Zakaria
Mahesh Thakur
Yatharth Ratnum
Sanjeev Rathore
Music bySundeep Gosswami & Surya Vishwakarma
Monty Sharma
Adesh Shrivastava
CinematographyChandrashekhar Rath
Edited byAsif Ali Shaikh
Release date
  • 15 November 2015 (2015-11-15) (19th International Children Film Festival India)
  • 7 April 2017 (2017-04-07)
Running time
134 Minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageHindi

The movie released in India on 7 April 2017.

Plot

Som, a hill-town boy, accidentally selected in a singing reality TV show. Som’s mother, a celebrity singer of yesteryear, starts dreaming of materializing her unfulfilled dreams through her son, Som is pushed into the vortex of 'making of a celebrity singer', by everyone, from the sleepy hamlet. But Som's conquest for stardom ends faster than it had begun. He returns to his hometown unceremoniously. Once a dreamer of the Blue Mountains, Som sinks in the abyss of lowest self-esteem. Som's parents, close friends, his school teachers and well wishers take up the Herculean task of retrieving the titanic of Som's morale. But clutching the lineage of music, he comes out victorious, returning to the old prototype of the hill town brat, scaling the highs of his blue mountains once again. Blue Mountains is for those who have not made it to the final of any 'talent hunt contest' - called life.

Awards

The film won the awards at the 2015 Golden Elephant trophy : Best Feature Film[3] Blue Mountains movie won the awards at the 2016 Nashik Film Festival trophy : Best Director and Best Director of photography[4] The film won the awards at the 2016 Hyderabad Film Festival: Best Feature Film[5]

Summary of Awards

  • Winner: Best Feature Film at the 19th International Children’s Film Festival
  • Winner: Special Festival Mention at the 4th Indian Cine Film Festival
  • Winner: Special Jury Award at the 2nd International Film Festival Shimla
  • Winner: Best Director at the 8th Nashik International Film Festival
  • Winner: Best Cinematography at the 8th Nashik International Film Festival
  • Winner: Best Children’s Film at the 1st Haryana International Film Festival
  • Winner: Best Supporting Actor at the 1st Haryana International Film Festival
  • Winner: Best Editor at the 1st Haryana International Film Festival

Cast
  • Ranvir Shorey as Om Mehra
  • Gracy Singh as Vaani Mehra
  • Rajpal Yadav as Damodar
  • Simran Sharma as Oshin
  • Arif Zakaria as Mr. Mathews
  • Mahesh Thakur as Prakash
  • Yatharth Ratnum as Som Mehra
  • Sanjeev Rathore
  • Vaibhav Hanshu as Akks
  • Lisa-Marie Rettenbacher as Hansini
  • Lamira Faro as Mother of Hansini
  • Rishabh Sharma as Humpty
  • Mehul Kapadia
  • Raujesh Kumar Jain Special Appearance

Music
  1. " Bheeni Bheeni Bhor" - Sadhana Sargam, Suraj Jagan, Yatharth Ratnum
  2. "Get Set Go" - Sadhana Sargam, Suraj Jagan, Yatharth Ratnum
  3. "Kaare Kaare Badra" - Shreya Ghoshal
  4. "Shanno" - Sunidhi Chauhan
  5. "Vote Do" - Kailash Kher
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References
  1. "'Blue Mountains', an inspirational tale from Suman Ganguli". BusinessStandard. Retrieved 14 February 2015.
  2. "Ranvir Shorey did 'Blue Mountains' for son Haroon". Indian Express. Retrieved 4 March 2015.
  3. "BLUE MOUNTAINS wins the Golden Elephant trophy". Bollywood Trade. Retrieved 3 December 2015.
  4. "8th Nashik International Film Festival – Awards 2016".
  5. "9 Award Winning Indian Films at the International Children's Film Fest". The Better India.
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