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Please tell me you are joking. :(( http://livinggallery.oneindia.in/d/2429-2/jackie-shroff.jpg hero-wallpaper.jpg?w=450&h=657 Black pant, construction worker shoes, bright red vest, chamkeela belt, Parel station se 5 rs mein khareeda hua roomal as a bandana = best dressed? :P Jackie is one guy I can't stand. I don't know why exactly, but I'm :mad: every time I see him on screen.
Ah you can not be that selective. Dare I remind you that the late 80s and early 90s were perhaps the worst in terms of fashion. Girls, in particular, sported salwar that seemed like baggy pants, kameez used to have puffed shoulders and the hair..well lets not even go there. For crying out loud Dipak Tijori used to be a model in those days. Yep Deepak Tijori :giggle: That being said I also sported a yellow jeans gallantly for 2 solid years in my Engineering college days. Good thing nobody ever took a picture of it.
The other guy I totally detest is Nana Patekar. I can't fathom why he gets so much critical acclaim. Hell, he's being praised to no end on this very thread. The scene that Lurker mentioned: " Vay sha lee vs veshali" is exactly the reason I detest the guy. He comes across in all his movies as a rude loud mouth who simply puts others down for no reason. I also don't rate him too highly as an actor. And the lesser one speaks about his looks, the better. In most of his roles, he's just blabbering irrelevant random stuff at 50000 words/minute and then he walks off. :confused: Comes across as a total retard ( had to use the word :D ) His most retarded scene is from the movie Agnisakshi. Where he whacks his wife over some minor tiff and goes on to shoot the music system at his neighbours party. WTH. And people actually like such stuff. :((
Nana Patekar is a terrific actor. He got "typed" for all the wrong reasons of course. People think of Nana and they think of his scene from KrantiVeer - Jo bacche apna naam nahin bata sakte usko kisne bataya ke yeh Hindu hai yeh Musalmaan hai?. I personally thought his best work was as Dhrushtadyumna padmanabh Prajapati Neelkant Dhumketu BarishKar in Thoda sa Rumaani Jo jaaye. 6CNmKH9rqj8
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Tirangaa :hysterical: Remember the scene where those "State-of-the-art" missiles malfunction and Mr "Jaani" RajKumar tells Gendasamy "Hum ne missile ke phuse nikaal diye hain" On a serious note, Nana is one of the finest actors in this country comparable with Nasser-Om-Sanjeev Kumar-Mammootty.. Some of his best roles were essayed in Ankush,Disha (vastly underrated),Maafi-cha Saakshidaar (Marathi),Parinda and not to mention the military training that he took for his directorial venture in Prahaar (in his 40s).He is also very active in theatre, always the hall mark of a good performer.
Ankush is a masterpiece, oft forgotten me thinks. I remember Ankush for Nana Patekar, obviously, and Nisha Singh. If I do run into her I am quite prepared to send my mom with naariyal, sawa rupiah and other gauna ka samaan. :dance:
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Ah you can not be that selective. Dare I remind you that the late 80s and early 90s were perhaps the worst in terms of fashion. Girls, in particular, sported salwar that seemed like baggy pants, kameez used to have puffed shoulders and the hair..well lets not even go there. For crying out loud Dipak Tijori used to be a model in those days. Yep Deepak Tijori :giggle: That being said I also sported a yellow jeans gallantly for 2 solid years in my Engineering college days. Good thing nobody ever took a picture of it. Nana Patekar is a terrific actor. He got "typed" for all the wrong reasons of course. People think of Nana and they think of his scene from KrantiVeer - Jo bacche apna naam nahin bata sakte usko kisne bataya ke yeh Hindu hai yeh Musalmaan hai?. I personally thought his best work was as Dhrushtadyumna padmanabh Prajapati Neelkant Dhumketu BarishKar in Thoda sa Rumaani Jo jaaye. I was actually going to mention " thoda sa" .Interesting film almost done in theatrical style 6CNmKH9rqj8
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Ah you can not be that selective. Dare I remind you that the late 80s and early 90s were perhaps the worst in terms of fashion. Girls, in particular, sported salwar that seemed like baggy pants, kameez used to have puffed shoulders and the hair..well lets not even go there. For crying out loud Dipak Tijori used to be a model in those days. Yep Deepak Tijori :giggle: That being said I also sported a yellow jeans gallantly for 2 solid years in my Engineering college days. Good thing nobody ever took a picture of it. Nana Patekar is a terrific actor. He got "typed" for all the wrong reasons of course. People think of Nana and they think of his scene from KrantiVeer - Jo bacche apna naam nahin bata sakte usko kisne bataya ke yeh Hindu hai yeh Musalmaan hai?. I personally thought his best work was as Dhrushtadyumna padmanabh Prajapati Neelkant Dhumketu BarishKar in Thoda sa Rumaani Jo jaaye. 6CNmKH9rqj8
Just downloaded that movie..looking forward to watching it again..lurks , howz ur geographia in these NFDC movie types..I am trying hard to find 2 but its tough even with IMDB
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Just downloaded that movie..looking forward to watching it again..lurks ' date=' howz ur geographia in these NFDC movie types..I am trying hard to find 2 but its tough even with IMDB[/quote'] Kinda sorta Rajiv. It easy to rattle a few names, say Ek Doctor Ki Maut, than to actually find it online some place. Same with Mirch Masala, Mandi, Aakorosh etc. Come to think of it when these movies were being released, early to mid 80s, I had absolutely no interest in them. The other day I was talking to a friend of mine as to how when Mera Kuch Samaan came out I was actually in love with this song. aJmOoi4bJAo :giggle::giggle: Are you planning a video collection of sorts?
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I collect all those old movies, and I am trying to find one where there are 3 friends in delhi ( I think nas' shah too ) and one of the roommates is always looking for job while this other comes up with new clothes, shoes and has money all the time. He says, its his friend "dilip" and I remember a scene, probably played by nas's shah, where he comes to the balcony and shouts "dilip" in frustration as he needs a friend like him too. It's later believed that dilip was just a fictitious name and the roommate was just a thief Another one was on doordarshan way back, I think it starred iftekar who is probably a judge or minister and the scene starts with servant sweeping the grass and find a pair of earrings which ten leads to a tough murder case...class movie

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I collect all those old movies, and I am trying to find one where there are 3 friends in delhi ( I think nas' shah too ) and one of the roommates is always looking for job while this other comes up with new clothes, shoes and has money all the time. He says, its his friend "dilip" and I remember a scene, probably played by nas's shah, where he comes to the balcony and shouts "dilip" in frustration as he needs a friend like him too. It's later believed that dilip was just a fictitious name and the roommate was just a thief Another one was on doordarshan way back, I think it starred iftekar who is probably a judge or minister and the scene starts with servant sweeping the grass and find a pair of earrings which ten leads to a tough murder case...class movie
This movie was definitely made in Tamil too. If I am right there was no Dilip, there was actually something else to it and one of the friends goes looking for dilip and becomes mad or a beggar. Correct?
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I collect all those old movies, and I am trying to find one where there are 3 friends in delhi ( I think nas' shah too ) and one of the roommates is always looking for job while this other comes up with new clothes, shoes and has money all the time. He says, its his friend "dilip" and I remember a scene, probably played by nas's shah, where he comes to the balcony and shouts "dilip" in frustration as he needs a friend like him too. It's later believed that dilip was just a fictitious name and the roommate was just a thief Another one was on doordarshan way back, I think it starred iftekar who is probably a judge or minister and the scene starts with servant sweeping the grass and find a pair of earrings which ten leads to a tough murder case...class movie
Katha?
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Katha?
No it's not Katha. I have seen that movie farookh Sheikh, different story.
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ahhh I remember this vividly, especially the scene where they fake eating lunch. Classic KB and was remade in Hindi I guess. Rajiv, I think the Hindi version was named "Zara Si Zindagi"
You cannot forget the scene where he picks the apple out of the gutter and washes it. One of the saddest moments in the movie. Absolutely smashing movie.
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THAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNSSSS GUYS ..and the movie is available on -aFq495GUqY Hopefully I can find it on desibbrg.com too, I am a lifetime VIP member

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You cannot forget the scene where he picks the apple out of the gutter and washes it. One of the saddest moments in the movie. Absolutely smashing movie.
How could i forget that. Tbh, that reminds me of my uni days when I had little money that I earned from my part time job as I hated asking my parents for money. I wasnt starving though
THAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNSSSS GUYS ..and the movie is available on -aFq495GUqY Hopefully I can find it on desibbrg.com too, I am a lifetime VIP member
:two_thumbs_up: enjoy the movie Rajiv. Am sure you will love all of KB movies remade in Hindi
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How many people here like Farookh Sheikh? Dominik's post set me off thinking about him. What a marvellous actor. I loved his movies and I think the couple of movies he did in combination with Naseerudin Shah were just a masterclass in acting. Your thoughts?

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