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Tag Archives: Mumtaz
When suspicion eats up the marital bliss
Suspicion is the worst thing to happen in a happily married life whose backbone is mutual trust only. However prior to the movie under review, this issue had not been honestly and properly dealt with in Bollywood movies. Aap Ki … Continue reading
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The uncomfortable bond which cannot be got rid of
Bandhan (1969) is a movie of Rajesh Khanna that had come post Aradhana and became a hit in the wake of his craze in the Indian audience those days. It’s an interesting movie with the story containing a rural milieu. … Continue reading
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Tagged Aa Jaao Aa Bhi Jaao, Aayo Re Aayo Re Aayo Re Saawan Aayo Re, Achala Sachdev, Anju Mahendru, Arre Jaana Hai To Jaao, Aruna Irani, Bin Badra Ke Bijuriya Kaise Chamke, Ehsaas (2001), father-son bond, Ferrari Ki Sawaari (2012), Garv (2004), Jeevan, Kanhaiyalaal, Meena. T, Movie Review - Bandhan (1969), Mumtaz, Rajesh Khanna, Ratnamala, Sanjeev Kumar
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An outstanding mystery follows classic songs
In my review dedicated to Bollywood mysteries, I had kept Hamraaz (1967) at the numero uno position in my list of memorable suspense thrillers ever made in Bollywood. Still, it is my most favourite suspense thriller which was a blockbuster … Continue reading
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Tagged B.R. Chopra, B.R. Films, Balraaj Saahni, edge-of-the-seat thriller, Kisi Patthar Ki Moorat Se Mohabbat Ka Iraada Hai, Mahendra Kapoor, Movie Review - Hamraaz (1967), Mumtaz, mystery, Na Munh Chhupa Ke Jiyo Aur Na Sar Jhuka Ke Jiyo, O Neele Gagan Ke Tale, O Neele Gagan Ke Tale Dharti Ka Pyar Pale, Othello, Raaj Kumar, Saarika, Sunil Dutt, suspense, suspense thriller, Tu Husn Hai Main Ishq Hoon Tu Mujhme Hai Main Tujhme Hoon, Tum Agar Saath Dene Ka Vaada Karo Main Yun Hi Mast Naghme Lutaata Rahoon, Vimi
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Pukaarta Chala Hoon Main Gali Gali Bahaar Ki …
As said in a couple of my earlier reviews, the decade of the sixties witnessed many Bollywood potboilers which lacked any solid story but were made in such a way as blending melodious songs, good locations and charming actors in … Continue reading
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Tagged Asha Parekh, Biswajeet, Come September (1961), Humdum Mere Maan Bhi Jaao Kehna Mere Pyar Ka, Huye Hain Tum Pe Aashiq Hum Bura Maano Bhala Maano, Jaaiye Aap Kahaan Jaayenge, Movie Review - Mere Sanam (1965), Mumtaz, O.P. Nayyar, Pran, Pukaarta Chala Hoon Main Gali Gali Bahaar Ki, Roka Kai Baar Maine Dil Ki Umang Ko, Tukde Hain Mere Dil Ke Aye Yaar Tere Aansoo, Ye Hai Reshmi Zulfon Ka Andhera Na Ghabraaiye
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