Baazi movie songs dharmendra biography
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The first time I began watching this film was on Doordarshan, many years ago. It surprised me, largely because it featured Waheeda Rehman in a very Westernised avatar I had never seen before. It also had an intriguing story. And Dharmendra, always one of my favourites. And Helen. And Johnny Walker.
Sadly [or not, depending on how one looks at it in hindsight], I wasn’t able to watch the entire film back then. This was in the good old days before invertors, so when the electricity went kaput halfway through the film, that was it. I relegated Baazi to the list of films I had to look out for and watch someday. I found it the other day on YouTube.
The film (which, by the way, was produced by Johnny Walker’s brother, Tony Walker aka Kamaluddin Kazi) hits the ground running. This story is set in Goa. In quick succession, we are introduced to a whole bunch of characters. There’s Joe (Johnny Walker), for instance, who is an insurance agent and quit
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Baazi (1984 film)
1984 Indian film
Baazi is a 1984 Indian Hindi-language action film directed by regel N. Sippy. The spelfilm stars Dharmendra, Mithun Chakraborty, Rekha, Ranjeeta, Shakti Kapoor, Madan Puri and Mac Mohan.
Plot
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Happy World Book Day!
For a bibliophile like me, this is a very special day, because it celebrates books. I can’t imagine life without books (I read an average of about 80-90 books every year, and would probably read double that number if I didn’t watch films or Korean dramas). I love reading, I thrive on reading, I get restless if I don’t have something to read.
So, in celebration of books, a post on people with books in Hindi cinema. More specifically, about ten scenes in Hindi cinema where a character is shown with a book.
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