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So, 'As You Please' is a quirky little gem from 1939 that manages to blend comedy with a touch of romance, all set against the beautiful backdrop of Kashmir. Govindlal, who is more than he seems, and the down-on-his-luck Sumant find themselves in some truly amusing shenanigans thanks to a hotel mix-up. The pacing is spot-on, allowing the comedic situations to unfold naturally, while the performances feel refreshingly genuine. Shashi, Bansilal's niece, brings a lovely charm that complements the chaotic energy of the plot. The film delves into themes of mistaken identities and the hilarity of love, wrapped up in a rather charming presentation that makes it stand out from typical fare.
As You Please has a certain rarity that collectors often find intriguing. The film’s limited release and age make it a bit hard to come by. Many prints have been lost or damaged, so finding a good-quality version can be a challenge. Interest among collectors tends to revolve around its comedic elements and the picturesque setting, which are not commonly found in the films of that era.
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