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Like millions, I have a habit called Shah Rukh Khan. Hardik Mehta (Kaamyaab, Decoupled) and I fanboyed over SRK and Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa (1994), which was my habit-forming drug.

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Awara (1951). Four posters.

What did you think of the poster for Brahmastra?

You can keep only one soundtrack. Go.

You can keep only one. Go.

Diwakar Karkare was an absolute legend.

Karkare's brush was able to spread the very essence and romance of 70s and 80s Hindi cinema on canvas. His posters are a sight to behold, high art, and will always be an integral part of Hindi cinema memorabilia.

Godspeed.

You can keep only one. Go.

Shejari (1941) - Against a backdrop of communal tensions, story of the unyielding friendship between a Hindu (played by a Muslim actor) and a Muslim (played by a Hindu actor). Shantaram was adamant on the casting to fight the divisive British policy — with Hindu-Muslim unity

5/n

Sabse Bada Khiladi turns 25

How can you not be nostalgic about a pulp action thriller based on Ved Prakash Sharma's Lallu — and a soundtrack that borrows heavily from ARR, Enigma, and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, but still slaps

1995 belongs to Rangeela