Fiza

Fiza is an Indian film carried out by ??? and left in 2000.

Data sheet

Realizer: Khalid Mohamed
Scenario: Khalid Mohamed
Dialog: Javed Siddiqui
Original music: Ranjit Barot, Anu Malik, A.R. Rahman (for the song “Piya Hadji Ali”)
Kind: drama
Lasted: 170 min/the U.K.: 167 min (cut version)
Language: Hindi

Synopsis

In 1993, in Bombay, Fiza lives happy with his/her brother and his mother. Until the day when bloody riots between Hindus and Moslems occur. His/her brother, casualty, disappear. Fiza and its mother do not know what it became. The mother refuses to believe that he died and expects to see it returning one day. Six years pass and Fiza tries to continue to live, but it is tired that his/her mother and it live in the doubt. She then decides to leave to research her brother…

Distribution

Jaya Bachchan : the mother, Nishatbi
Karisma Kapoor: Fiza
Hrithik Roshan : Amaan Ikramullah
Neha : Shenaz
Asha Sachdev : Ulfat
Bikram Saluja : Anirudh
Ishaa Koppikar : Gitanjali
Dinesh Thakur : Sayed
Anup Soni
Shivaji Satham
Pidgin Masani
Johnny Rising: appearance
Manoj Bajpai: Murad Khan

Rewards

Filmfare Awards 2001

Nominations:

better actor: Hrithik Roshan
better actress: Karisma Kapoor
better choreography: Santosh Sivan
better words: Gulzar for the song " Aaja Mahiya".
better type-setter: Anu Malik
better singer playback: Sunidhi Chauhan for the song " Mehboob Mere".
better singer playback: Sonu Nigam for the song " You Hawa Hai".

Gaining:

better actress: Karisma Kapoor
better actress in a supporting role: Jaya Bachchan

Awards off the International Indian Academy Film in 2001

Nominations:

better singer playback: Sunidhi Chauhan for the song " Mehboob Mere".
better words: Sampooran Singh Gulzar for the song " You Fiza Hai".
better singer playback: Udit Narayan for the song " Aaja Mahiya".
better type-setter: A.R. Rahman, Anu Malik, Ranjit Barot
better malicious: Manoj Bajpai

Gaining:

better actress: Karisma Kapoor
better actress in a supporting role: Jaya Bachchan

Screen Weekly Awards 2001

Nominations:

better actress: Karisma Kapoor
better choreography: Ganesh Hegde for " Mehboob Mere".
better cinematography: Santosh Sivan
better words: Sampooran Singh Gulzar for the song " Fiza"
better type-setter: Anu Malik
better singer playback: Udit Narayan for the song " Aaja Maahia".
better most promising young actor: Bikram Saluja

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