Step into the enchanting world of Dev Anand, the charismatic actor who graced the silver screen for over six decades. Join us on a mesmerizing journey through the life and cinematic contributions of one of Bollywood's most beloved icons.
In "Dev Anand: The Evergreen Legend," we delve into the captivating stories behind his timeless films, his unique style, and his impact on Indian cinema. Discover the magic of his on-screen charisma as we revisit classic movies like "Guide," "Jewel Thief," "Kaala Pani," and many more.
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Shabana Azmi, Swami, 1977.
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sometimes i'm like what do you mean that movie is THAT old it doesn't even look like it and then i come across the posters and they look like these
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vikram rathore was created to soft launch srk as a gilf (grandpa i'd like to fuck) cuz the industry still hasn't found a suitable successor and they can only cgi him younger for so long
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Sharmila Tagore in a 1970s ad for Bombay Dyeing Saris
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i'm very grateful for the fact that bollywood movies often feature some variation of a love triangle, with two guys and one girl BUT that instead of being bitter rivals, the two guys often have a solid bromance going on
like i'm watching sholay rn and there are no subtitles on the songs but it's fine i get the gist
they're literally in love
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Shabana Azmi, Swami, 1977.
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