Sunghursh

1968
2 h 55 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThe Prasads live in Banaras circa 19th Century, and consist of Bhawani - a thug, who poses as a holy man, luring devotees and robbing them; his wife - who will have nothing to do with his il... Ler tudoThe Prasads live in Banaras circa 19th Century, and consist of Bhawani - a thug, who poses as a holy man, luring devotees and robbing them; his wife - who will have nothing to do with his ill-gotten gains; his son, Shankar - like his mother has distanced himself from crime; Shank... Ler tudoThe Prasads live in Banaras circa 19th Century, and consist of Bhawani - a thug, who poses as a holy man, luring devotees and robbing them; his wife - who will have nothing to do with his ill-gotten gains; his son, Shankar - like his mother has distanced himself from crime; Shankar's wife and her three children: Kundan, Yashoda and Gopal. Bhawani forcibly takes Kundan... Ler tudo

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It was during the movies shooting Dilip Kumar first met Sanjeev Kumar. After doing a intense scene with Sanjeev Kumar, the director called for lunch break. It was during lunch that Dilip Kumar asked the director " Where did you find that old man ?(Sanjeev). He is such a good actor. He was quite surprised!". That is when the director had a good laugh and told Dilip that Sanjeev was wearing make up and actually was only 29.

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Jab Dil Se Dil Takrata Hai, Mat Poochiyeh Kya Ho Jaata Hai
Sung my Mohammad Rafi
Lyrics by Shakeel Badayuni
Music by Naushad

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5/10

Dilip Kumar shines in this unassuming film

The plot is hardly properly defined in this film. It starts hastily, with the backgrounds hazy and the end role only to bring a curtain on the feud between two rival families.

Amongst this, we get to see the acting prowess of Dilip Kumar, Sanjiv Kumar and Balraj Sajni. Especially the scenes where Dilip Kumar is pitted against Sanjiv Kumar are a treat to watch. Sadly, the film bogs down in the middle (like many films from that era), has an array of below average songs (it's dependent on the listener obviously, but I believe that Hindi cinema in general has to bear the burden of song and dance sequences in general; for every great film that integrates great music, there are ten that are redundant ) and the ending guessable. Also, Vyjantimala also acts as the female lead but I always thought that she was taken more for her dancing prowess than her acting chops.