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Sikandar, Jhansi Ki Rani, Prithvi Vallabh, Mirza Ghalib, etc. Do these movies tinkle anything extraordinary? Well, yes! All these movies are based on historical heroes of Indian history and are laced with patriotism. The younger generation may not be aware who made these milestone movies. In our 'Independence Day' Special Glamsham.Com enlightens about the legendary actor-filmmaker Sohrab Modi, known as the Cecil B. DeMille of India, and pioneer of patriotic movies. Born in Bo...

Directed by Atul Sabharwal and produced by Aditya Chopra, Aurangzeb stars Arjun Kapoor, in a double role, along with Prithviraj, in this intriguing and gripping drama. The film boasts of an enviable and dynamic ensemble star cast of Rishi Kapoor, Jackie Shroff, Sikandar Kher, Amrita Singh, Deepti Naval, Tanvi Azmi, Swara Bhaskar and also launches Sasha Aagha.

Check out this cool first look of the film set to release on May 17th

Gurgaon 2013.

A family of policemen…

A family of gangsters…

To bring down a criminal, the law will have to think like a criminal!

This summer, there will be only 1 Emperor…

Aurangzeb

Son Brother Successor Emperor

17th May 2013… you are a king, or nothing!

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Mumbai, March 18: Actor Arjun Kapoor's two looks for his double role in Atul Sabharwal's "Aurangzeb", are different yet have a certain similarity in them.

In one look, the young actor sports a casual look, while in the other, he wears a formal attire. However, the intense demeanour of both the characters appears the same in the first look posters of the movie.

The film also features Prithviraj, Rishi Kapoor, Jackie Shroff, Sikandar Kher, Amrita Singh, Deepti Naval, Tanvi Azmi, Swara Bhaskar and launches Sasha Aagha.

The film is slated to release May 17.

Ians...

Has patriotism been diluted in the films being made nowadays?Bollywood filmmakers admit high-voltage patriotic movies like 'Purab Aur Paschim' are no longer being made, but insist they haven't stopped visiting the theme even though the numbers have come down.'I don't think filmmakers are not interested...at least after what 'Rang De Basanti' did. It created a kind of revolution in portraying anger and love, and proved that young India could love a patriotic film,' Madhur Bhandarkar told Ians.But Bhandarkar concedes that making patriotic films is tricky.'Taking patriotic values and making a film out of them is quite tricky. The scenario has changed a bit because making a patriotic film not only involves lot of hard work but it needs to be poignant so that it can connect with the audience... that's why 'Rang de Basanti' worked and the three films on Bhagat Singh weren't appreciated,...