Cinema Marte Dum Tak gave a peek into the golden age of cinema and left the Janta feeling nostalgic!

Cinema Marte Dum Tak on Prime Video is a docu-series that gives you a sneak peek into the lives and working methods of four veteran directors. And here's what the Janta's felt about this one!

Creators of Cinema Marte Dum Tak, Vasan Bala and Samira Kanwar got a lot of praise from the Janta for this amazing new concept that they've put out. With an ensemble cast of J Neelam, Dilip Gulati, Vinod Talwar, Kishan Shah, and Sapna Sappu, this show is currently streaming on Amazon Prime Video and has 6 episodes of 45 mins each.

Vasan Bala, skilfully looks into the lives and working methods of four pulp film directors. There's the eco-warrior Dilip Gulati (Jungle Beauty - 1991, Zimbo - 1999), the jack-of-all-trades, Kishan Shah, the vampire-obsessed Vinod Talwar (Raat ke Andhere Mein - 1987) and the explorer of feminine desire J. Neelam who made cult classics like Main Hoon Kunwari Dulhan - 2001 and Tadapti Jawani, 2005, Bhoot Ke Peeche Bhoot - 2003, Pyaasi Nagin - 2004, and Jungle Lioness - 2004. When assigned the responsibility of creating another short film, the directors all stayed true to their strengths. Blood Suckers is Vinod's idea, Shanti Basera is Neelam's movie, Jungle Girl is Dilip reworking his earlier work, and Sautan Bani Chudail is Kishan's choice.

The Janta thinks that Cinema Marte Dum Tak is the perfect blend of entertainment and nostalgia. If you're a true connoisseur of cinema, the Janta recommends you to watch this series for a better understanding of how the cinema actually works!

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Here's what else they had to say!

Cinema Marte Dum Tak was really good. A peak into the golden age.

— Ansh Tandon (@mars_tandon2204) January 21, 2023

Congratulations @Vasan_Bala and team for giving voice to those stalwarts. Also, it was so good to know how the legend Bashir Babbar actually looks.

And yes CINEMA IS CINEMA, A DREAM IS A DREAM, DREAMS MEIN A, B AUR C GRADE NAHIN HOTA, bas cinema hota hai...CINEMA MARTE DUM TAK.

— Saiam Hasan (@HashTagFirullah) January 21, 2023

Cinema Marte Dum Tak is helping me fight my post vaca blues..so entertaining 😭

— Disha Padau (@disha_padau) January 23, 2023

Cinema Marte Dum Tak is so fun! What a riveting watch it is. I am hooked

— Manjiri wants more kindness (@ManjiriIndurkar) January 20, 2023

Hats off to Vasan Bala & Co.

'Cinema Marte Dum Tak' is an excellent docu-series that talks about the life of Small movie makers in 90s. As a cinephile, I enjoyed this series very much.. MUST WATCH!! ✌️
.#CinemaMarteDumTak @PrimeVideoIN @Vasan_Bala pic.twitter.com/ovJfFmS7Ip

— Abir Sorcar (@AbirSar46241629) January 22, 2023

And while there's no denying there must be many who enjoy the genre and are associated with the project, I'm glad Cinema Marte Dum Tak has the involvement of Bolly pulp's truest connoisseur, @BabaJogeshwari. Humara MVP toh tu hi hai. pic.twitter.com/GiwbubyiDq

— Pragyan Mohanty (@PragyanM) January 23, 2023

Speechless!!! What a https://t.co/MDNYH5g2We class stuff.Made me feel like meeting my Boss and understand many things which I don't feel usually.A must watch.Cinema marte dum tak @Vasan_Bala @PrimeVideoIN pic.twitter.com/3msSLlksif

— Vinod Bika (@BikaVinod) January 19, 2023

If you are a connoisseur of good cinema, Cinema Marte Dum Tak is for you. Go watch it. Though it is being called Documentary but I think it is a complete movie.
Thank you @Vasan_Bala for giving us this beautiful series after #Monicaohmydarling. https://t.co/JeEFtT3D1D

— roychandan (@cretiredroy) January 22, 2023

Really really enjoying Cinema Marte Dum Tak, it's such a loving homage to the movies that were never even regarded as 'movies' per se. Everyone who likes Indian films should definitely watch it fast fast!

— Shreemi Verma (@shreemiverma) January 21, 2023

‘Cinema marte dum tak’ is such a beautiful love letter to cinema. Not just B grade or C grade cinema but cinema in general. The perseverance and hardships that one has to go through to put something out there is maddening. Thank you @Vasan_Bala @BabaJogeshwari and others ❤️

— Suyash (@sanimastudent) January 21, 2023

Cinema Marte Dum Tak is a triumph through and through. A brilliantly reflective documentation of the ‘90s Bollywood pulp and ‘infamous’ players, it puts into perspective the the good, the bad and the sleazy of it.

— Pragyan Mohanty (@PragyanM) January 23, 2023

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