"Kagaz Ke Phool"

"Kagaz Ke Phool" is a 1959 Indian film directed by and starring Guru Dutt. The title translates to "Paper Flowers." The film is a poetic exploration of the rise and fall of a talented filmmaker and his muse, highlighting themes of love, artistic struggle, and the fleeting nature of fame. Known for its beautiful black-and-white cinematography and deep emotional resonance, it reflects on the sacrifices made for art and the loneliness that can accompany success. While not a commercial hit initially, it is now celebrated as a classic of Indian cinema for its artistic expression and storytelling depth.