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Maradona Rebello est un Acteur Indien né le 22 juin 1986 à Bombay (Inde)
Maradona Rebello (born 22 June 1986) is an Indian actor who works in the Bollywood film industry. Rebello's first name was inspired by the footballer Diego Maradona and was kept by his father. After acting in theatres in school and a brief career in modelling, Rebello's film career began with the 2010 film Pankh, which highlights the common practice in the Indian film industry of casting children in role contrary to their natural genders. Rebello played the character of a 20-year-old boy named Jerry, who used to act in girl roles when he was young. Jerry used to cross-dress as a girl for his roles and after growing up, becomes confused about his identity. Pankh was released on 2 April 2010 and received negative reviews. After that, Rebello signed the film Dunno Y... Na Jaane Kyon, which deals with a homosexual relationship. The film was released in November 2010, and received mixed reviews.
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Dunno Y... Na Jaane Kyon (2010)
Origine Inde
Genres Drame, Romance
Thèmes La musique, Sexualité, Homosexualité, Musique, Bollywood, LGBT, LGBT, Lesbianisme
Acteurs Zeenat Aman, Kapil Sharma, Helen Khan, Hazel Crowney, Kabir Bedi, Maradona Rebello
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Un jeune mannequin s'installe à Bombay dans l'espoir de faire fortune, et, en partie pour aider sa carrière à démarrer, s'engage dans une relation homosexuelle.
Pankh (2010)
, 1h30Genres Drame
Thèmes Sexualité, Homosexualité, LGBT, LGBT
Acteurs Bipasha Basu, Maradona Rebello, Lillete Dubey, Mahesh Manjrekar, Ronit Roy, Sanjeeda Sheikh
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The film is the story of the repercussions that have happened to a boy - a child artist who once played girl roles in films as Baby Kusum - once he becomes an adult and wants to be launched as a hero. Baby Kusum is a child star, a cute little girl. In reality, Baby Kusum is a boy, masquerading as a girl. He was named Jerry, and then renamed Master Jai for the movies. He and his mother Mary (Lilette) share a turbulent relationship. The boy’s family is poor and they want to make it big. The pressure of parents and ridicule make it a very sad situation for him. He becomes a drug-abuser who has never been to school and spends all his time at home. Eventually he creates an imaginary character he is in love with named Nandini [Bipasha Basu] who taunts him, fights with him, and questions his every move. Jerry is made to face the camera again as a young man, which leads to the final catastrophe. The film highlights the common practice in the Indian film industry of casting children in role contrary to their natural genders.