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""Satyajit Ray's exquisite story of a woman's artistic and romantic yearning takes place in late nineteenth-century, pre-independence India, in the gracious home of a liberal-minded, workaholic newspaper editor and his lonely wife, Charulata. When her husband's poet cousin comes to stay with them, Charulata finds herself both creatively inspired and dangerously drawn to him. Based on a novella by the great Rabindranath Tagore, Charulata is a work of subtle textures, a delicate tale of a marriage in jeopardy and a woman taking the first steps toward establishing her own voice."--Container."
""Le portrait d'une femme, un drame psychologique et sentimental dans l'Inde d'aujourd'hui, par le realisateur du magnifique "Salon de musique""
""Set in India in the last century, Charulata is trapped in a dull, stifling marriage. What starts off as innocent flirting with her brother-in-law soon sets off emotions that none of them, decent though they all are, can really control. There is no adultery as such--the betrayal is all in the mind--but the trust implicit in marriage is broken, and the future can only be faced with uncertainty"--Internet movie database, October 26, 2000."
"Calcutta, dans les années 1880. Bhupati Dutta édite et imprime chez lui "la Sentinelle", un journal politique. Très occupé par son travail, il délaisse sa jeune femme, Charulata. Cette dernière est douée pour l'écriture et Bhupati souhaiterait qu'elle passe à l'acte."
"Calcutta, 1880. Un jeune et riche intellectuel, Bhupati, édite en anglais un hebdomadaire politique et porte peu d'attention à son épouse Charulata, femme sentimentale et douée de goûts artistiques. Se rendant compte de la solitude de sa femme, Bhupati demande à son cousin Amal, un jeune lettré insouciant, d'aider Charulata dans ses efforts littéraires et de stimuler le talent qu'elle pourrait avoir. Petit à petit, Charulata va se prendre d'affection pour Amal et se retrouver bouleversée par l'irruption de nouveaux sentiments."
""Set in India in the last century, Charulata is trapped in a dull, stifling marriage. What starts off as innocent flirting with her brother-in-law soon sets off emotions that none of them, decent though they all are, can really control. There is no adultery as such, the betrayal is all in the mind, but the trust implicit in marriage is broken, and the future can only be faced with uncertainty"--Internet movie database, October 26, 2000."
"Set in late 19th-century, pre-independence India, this film is about a woman's artistic and romantic yearning. It is about the lonely wife of a workaholic newspaper editor, Charulata, whose beautiful face masks a burning creativity. When her husband's poet cousin comes to stay with them, Charulata finds herself both inspired by him creatively and dangerously drawn to him physically. A delicate tale of a marriage in jeopardy and a woman taking the first steps toward establishing her own voice."
"The artistic wife of a workaholic finds herself drawn creatively and physically to her husband's poet cousin who has come to live with them."
""Calcutta, 1880. Un jeune et riche intellectuel, Bhupati, édite en anglais un hebdomadaire politique et porte peu d'attention à son épouse Charulata, femme sentimentale et douée de goûts artistiques. Se rendant compte de la solitude de sa femme, Bhupati demande à son cousin Amal, un jeune lettré insouciant, d'aider Charulata dans ses efforts littéraires et de stimuler le talent qu'elle pourrait avoir. Petit à petit, Charulata va se prendre d'affection pour Amal et se retrouver bouleversée par l'irruption de nouveaux sentiments."--[fr.wikipedia.org]."
""Bhupati, a wealthy man with a bent towards journalism in 19th century India, neglects Charulata, his wife, to pursue a career in politics. Amal, his brother, comes for a visit and after a while Bhupati coaxes him to 'bring out' her artistic leanings" --DVD cover."
"Set in the 1870s, the wife of a publisher tries to find a way out of her confining domestic situation. When her brother-in-law tries to bring out her artistic leanings, she gladly accepts his help."
""Neglected by her ambitious journalist husband, the lonely Charulata (Madhabi Mukherjee) befriends his cousin (Soumitra Chatterjee), an aspiring writer, and almost inevitably their feelings for each other begin to deepen."--Container."@en