Tag Archives: Sanjeev Kumar
Musafir Hoon Yaaro …
This review is dedicated to Gulzar whose 83rd birthday falls on 18th August. While conveying my wishes to the great litterateur and filmmaker, I am presenting the review of this classic movie made by him four and a half decades … Continue reading
Attack is the best defense Mr. Prime Minister !
Whenever I read in the newspaper that the Indian diplomat in Pakistan has been called by the Pakistani authorities and thereby an official objection has been registered by Pakistan against India regarding the violation of ceasefire by the Indian soldiers. … Continue reading
Sanjeev Kumar stitching ladies’ garments ?
My regular readers know very well that I am a great admirer of Late Sanjeev Kumar whom I consider the greatest ever actor of Indian cinema. His birthday falls on 9th July. He was not slim-trim or fit-faat like the … Continue reading
The path leading to truth is bound to be thorny
Being an idealist since childhood, when myself happened to see my would-be wife on 28.06.1995 for the first time and when we had a talk with myself being in the privileged position to ask questions from her, I asked whether … Continue reading
Whodunnit in forest
Shikar (Hunt / Victim) is a Dharmendra, Asha Parekh and Sanjeev Kumar starrer murder mystery released in 1968, directed by Atma Ram and produced by Guru Dutt films (four years later than Guru Dutt’s death). Quite different from Guru Dutt’s … Continue reading
Vakra Chandrama Grase Na Raahu
Great Indian thinker and diplomat – Chaanakya’s words of wisdom are – ‘Straight trees are cut first and honest people are screwed first’. It’s a hard hitting truth. Years back, my senior in C.A. course had advised me – ‘Shed … Continue reading
