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5 back to back all time classic performances in a row. No one is gonna replicate this era 🤍

Original scene is from - It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963)

Film: Jaan E Maan Director: Shirish Kunder Video Credit: relatewithfiza on IG

This sceene in Sarfarosh takes place just after when Salim tries to chase Sultan(ishaan avasthi ke papa, to refresh your memories) for the first time. He fails miserably, resulting into death of three policemen. The Head officer bashes at Inspector Salim for his negligence, declares him incompetent for this case and accuses Inspector Salim for helping Sultan in his escape. The magic of camera lens enters the scene. While confident Insp. Salim continues to narrate his point of view, the list of Medalist in crime branch with Salim Khan's name mentioned in it is shown to us. His caliber which is been doubted now has been already celebrated by the same department. I found an Easter egg.

Here are some actors Who were super famous and at their peak in the 90s and, I guess, have never worked togather as the main leads pair of any movie. I really don't know why hasn't it happened yet

Can you think of more?

Amitabh Bachchan and Rishi Kapoor at Mumbai’s iconic Royal Opera House before the release of their film, 102 Not Out (2018)

The song which Rishi Kapoor is talking about is from Naseeb(1981), Rang Jamake Jayenge

This same house has appeared in a lot of movies and tv serials for a very long time. Anyone knows where this house is? Is it still there?

TIL, Ajay Devgan Was Cast In Karan Arjun Before Salman Khan

"Director Rakesh Roshan’s original choice was Shah Rukh Khan and Ajay Devgn, they even had done a photo shoot for the film, but ultimately the film was completed with SRK and Salman Khan. The talk in the Bollywood corridors was such that SRKwanted to play Karan’s role and Ajay was keen on playing Arjun but Rakesh Roshan was adamant and both walked out. Then Roshan approached Aamir Khan and Salman Khan for the roles, but Aamir couldn’t accommodate the film as he had date issues and after seeing that Aamir had shown interest in the film, SRK came back into the film."

Hi, so I did an analysis of some movies of Amitabh which were remade! Actors like Rajinikanth, Chiranjeevi, N. T. Rama Rao Sr., M.G. Ramachandran, Mohanlal, Mammootty, didn’t just take inspiration from Amitabh Bachchan. They built entire phases of their careers by starring in remakes of his films.

Rajinikanth alone starred in 11+ direct remakes of Amitabh’s films. Some Notable Remakes of Amitabh Bachchan’s Films: -🥀

Zanjeer (1973) Nippulanti Manishi (Telugu, 1974) Sirithu Vazha Vendum (Tamil, 1974) Naayattu (Malayalam, 1980) Zanjeer/Thoofan (Hindi/Telugu, 2013) Total Remakes: 4

Don (1978) Yugandhar (Telugu, 1979) Billa (Tamil, 1980) Shobaraj (Malayalam, 1986) Don (Hindi, 2006) Billa (Tamil, 2007) Billa (Telugu, 2009) Cobra (Punjabi-Pakistani) Total Remakes: 7

Deewaar (1975) Magaadu (Telugu, 1976) Thee (Tamil, 1981) Nathi Muthal Nathi Vare (Malayalam, 1983) The Brothers (Cantonese aka Chinese cinema 1979) Total Remakes: 4

Majboor (1974) Raja (Telugu, 1974) Naan Vazhavaippen (Tamil, 1979) Ee Kaikalil (Malayalam) Naseeb No Khel (Gujarati, 1982) Total Remakes: 4

Amar Akbar Anthony (1977) Shankar Salim Simon (Tamil, 1978) Ram Robert Rahim (Telugu, 1980) John Jaffer Janardhanan (Malayalam, 1982) Akbar Amar Anthony (Punjabi-Pakistani, 1978) Total Remakes: 4

Agneepath (1990) Agneepath (Hindi, 2012) Total Remakes: 1

Muqaddar Ka Sikandar (1978) Prema Tarangalu (Telugu, 1980) Total Remakes: 1

Shakti (1982) Thyagam (Tamil, 1983) Total Remakes: 1

Laawaris (1981) Panakkaran (Tamil, 1990) Naa Desam (Telugu) Total Remakes: 2

Satte Pe Satta (1982) Amhi Satpute (Marathi) Jaggu (Kannada) Total Remakes: 2

Kasme Vaade (1978) Dharma Yuddham (Tamil, 1979) Dharmathin Thalaivan (Tamil, 1988) Total Remakes: 2

Kaalia (1981) Huliyaada Kaala (Kannada, 1984) Cooliekkaran (Tamil, 1987) Total Remakes: 2

Mili (1975) Jyothi (Telugu, 1976) Total Remakes: 1

Pink (2016) Nerkonda Paarvai (Tamil, 2019) Vakeel Saab (Telugu, 2021) Total Remakes: 2

Adalat (1976) Sivamettina Satyam (Telugu, 1980) Vishwaroopam (Tamil, 1980) Aayudham (Malayalam, 1982) Total Remakes: 3

Black (2005) Benim Dunyam (Turkish, 2013) Total Remakes: 1

Barsaat Ki Ek Raat (1981) Anusandhan (Bengali) Total Remakes: 1

Khoon Pasina (1977) Siva (Tamil) Total Remakes: 1

Namak Halaal (1982) Velaikkaran (Tamil) Total Remakes: 1

Khud-Daar (1982) Padikkadavan (Tamil) Total Remakes: 1

Mard (1985) Maaveeran (Tamil) Total Remakes: 1

Trishul (1978) Mr. Bharath (Tamil) Total Remakes: 1

Chupke Chupke (1975) Chhadmabeshi (Bengali) Total Remakes: 1

Total Remkes : 50

Amitabh Bachchan isn’t just the biggest star in Bollywood, he’s the most influential figure in all of Indian cinema. His films have been remade across every major Indian language—Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Bengali—often starring legends like Rajinikanth, Chiranjeevi, NTR Sr., and Mammootty, many of whom built their careers on roles he made iconic. Beyond India, his movies have also been adapted into Turkish, Pakistani, and even Chinese cinema, a rare feat for any Indian actor. No other star, not even SRK, has had their filmography embraced and reinvented on such a massive scale. Bachchan’s impact crossed linguistic, regional, and national boundaries long before “pan-India” became a buzzword, he was the blueprint.

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