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Nasir Khan and Rehana in Shehnai | Photo courtesy: FilmIndia, 1946
In its September 1946 issue, FilmIndia magazine offers an update about Filmistan’s upcoming production, Shehnai. This “social with lilting melodies” is nearing completion,...
One of Hindi cinema’s most fun personalities, Ranjeet’s wicked fashion sense added flamboyance to the lascivious characters he played. Colourful co-ords, skimpy trunks, natty three-piece suits, tight jumpsuits, bell bottoms with fish net sh...
Back when it released in 2012, much of the conversation around Chittagong focused on comparisons with Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey, which had arrived two years earlier. Both films were based on the audacious 1930 Chittagong Uprising against Bri...
Certain clichés are unique to Hindi cinema, often reflecting the era they belonged to. Among them were a handful of names that became synonymous with patricular onscreen archetypes. The wealthy seth was almost always called Dharamdas or a v...
Rakhee’s eclectic working woman’s apartment in Doosra Aadmi (1977), Surinderji’s ancestral kothi in Amritsar in Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi (2008), or the beautiful bungalow in Chupke Chupke (1975)—here are some of the most splendid-looking houses...
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A newsletter dedicated to nerding out on vintage Hindi cinema nostalgia. Join in for: \ud83c\udf7f Silly takes | \ud83c\udfa5 Deep dives | \ud83d\udcda Fun trivia
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