Tahalka

I found another way to commit suicide...simply watch this movie.

It's a treat for you if you liked Elaan-e-Jung and Farishtay.Reason?Exactly,the same storyline.After Farishtay,Anil Sharma's another action packed pot-boiler.The plot of a tyrant King/General is Director Sharma's trademark now.Also casting Dharmendra is another ritual now.

But Anil Sharma's direction is distinguishable from the scores of similar plotted movies released in early 90s.

Old Dharmendra tried hard to flex his muscles but in vain.

The song involving the 3 actors as drag-queen is hilarious and strongly recommended.

Amrish Puri as Gen.Dong of Dongrila is a delight.He is undoubtedly the best actor to play the primary antagonist in a bollywood pot-boiler.Shom Shom Shamo Sha-Sha.

Tahalka is highly entertaining thriller movie. It definitely manages to touch your soul. This movie is 20 years ahead of it's time. Fantastic direction and heart touching performance from lead actors will surely arises the patriotism. Hats off to all the team of TAHALKA.

Awesome starcast , interesting plot, good music , makes this movie a worth watch . Great work by all the leading actors especially the great Amrish Puri Sir , movie can be seen more than one time because of all the performances and good direction. A great Entertainer.

The 80's will probably be remembered as the decade that the greatest stars of Hindi cinema made their career-worst garbage. Amitabh made Shahenshah, Jaadugar and the straight-to-video Ganga Jamuna Saraswati, Jeetendra, Rajesh Khanna, Vinod Khanna, Shatrughan Sinha, all tried and failed to come back.

The most shameful of the lot must be Dharmendra. In this film, though, he not only digs his own career grave a few feet deeper, he also drags down such worthies as Shammi Kapoor (gasp!), Naseerudin Shah and Amrish Puri with him.

One notable song; not for its music, but for Dharmendra dancing. You read that right... Dharmendra dancing. It's not a pretty sight and you can't see this film without being convinced that he was just dying to find a way out of films.