#Milind Gunaji

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Aalavandhan, starring Kamal Haasan, will be re-released in theaters after 22 years on December 8, 2023.

Raveena Tandon, Manisha Koirala, Sarath Babu, Gollapudi Maruti Rao, Madurai GS Mani, and Milind Gunaji also play important roles. In 2001, it was released in theaters. With several legendary films re-releasing in theaters, Kamal Haasan's Aalavandhan will also be re-released next month. On December 8, 2023, the film will return to theaters after 22 years.

The remastered edition of Aalavandhan will be released on December 8, and a new poster has been released. The lyrics video for the song 'Kadavul Paadhi Mirugam Paadhi' has also been published. The song deftly depicts Nandhu's inner turmoil. This song is a metaphor for the eternal war between good and evil within a single soul. Aalavandhan is a film directed by Suresh Krissna and scripted by Kamal Haasan. The story is based on the novel 'Dhayam,' which was written in 1984. The psychological action thriller stars Kamal Haasan in dual roles as Vijay Kumar and Nanda Kumar. While the former is an army officer who is about to marry his love Tejaswini (Raveena Tandon), he takes her to visit his twin brother Nandu, who is in a mental institution. Both brothers have been abused by their stepbrother. In one incident, Nandu believes Tejaswini is his stepmother's reincarnation and decides to flee the asylum in order to save Vijay. This propels the story to an exciting finale. Raveena Tandon, Manisha Koirala, Sarath Babu, Gollapudi Maruti Rao, Madurai GS Mani, and Milind Gunaji also play important roles. In 2001, it was released in theaters.

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Sinopsis Lengkap Film Gautamiputra Satakarni (2017)

Sinopsis Gautamiputra Satakarni (2017) – Raja kerajaan Satavahana, Satakarni menghadapi banyak tantangan ketika dia mencoba meyakinkan istrinya bahwa putra mereka terikat untuk mengambil bagian dalam pertempuran dan mengalahkan musuh-musuhnya. Detail Info Judul Film : Gautamiputra Satakarni (2017) Rilis : 12 Januari 2017 Negara : India Bahasa : Telugu Genre : History, Drama, Action Sutradara :…

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Dharmendra, Adeeb, Maviya, Govind Namdeo, Milind Gunaji, Ashish Vidyarthi, Harshita Panwar, Sejal Sharma, Deepak Parashar, Mushtaq Khan

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Classic Madhuri ! Madhuri Dixit slaps Milind Gunaji | in the film Devdas

https://youtu.be/Bczh6qsdwWk

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"Young bengal tiger" Mimoh Chakraborty (you know, in "sensational Fardeen Khan" vibes) comes to us as Rocky, a "much loved dancer" (they did the same thing in Jimmy, and no, it isn't working) whom every lady is gaga over (no, literally; one girl just intentionally runs into his car - which, BTW, he's definitely driving on a walking back - while on roller skates; another randomly shows up in his hotel room - lock your room, bro! - and undresses, before later threatening to kill herself if she doesn't get him; and, of course, the 'love you' jealous friend who is just jealous whenever he even talks to anyone else; his number is somehow public, because fangirl after fangirl calls him at home and expresses their undying love for him).

Before the intro to his 'fame,' we get a pre-intro sequence that ends with the stupid death of a girl (no, seriously - she's being chased by someone and spends her time calling people who don't answer, writing a long-ass note but not naming the person or why she's being chased, and then finally running upstairs in an unfinished building and again calling someone and apparently saying "help me, I'm in danger" without saying who is threatening her; in her defense, the call recipient also doesn't ask who is threatening her). It's played off as suicide - but clearly isn't, because this movie is called 'The Murderer.'

Then we get a bunch of jealousy being the actresses, leading to one tipping over a glass of orange juice on the other's towel and then writing a "your sister committed suicide because of the guy you're chasing after" (to make her hate him, of course). And a couple of meh songs, and a sequence where he shows a girl how to dance for his show and then, after she falls and sprains her ankle and has to sit it out, a dance show where he doesn't even use that step.

Ashutosh Rana, Shakti Kapoor, Vishwajeet Pradhan, and Milind Gunaji all show up as folks we're supposed to suspect as the eponymous 'murderer' - and the movie spends a lot of time making them look guilty, and then not guilty. In fact, the story literally feels like they got to the end and were like "shit, we've ruled everyone out; who's left?" and then had to scramble to come up with some stupid idea why said person would be the murderer. It flops, miserably. ... Also dumb: one of our characters claims to be an "encounters specialist" with like 56 or something encounters to his name, then turns out to actually be a contract killer - and yet misses, badly, twice. Whoever hired him really should've found someone more reliable. Another guy, after being found out, goes on the run and somehow ends up hiding in an abandoned train car that's just sitting in the middle of nowhere.

Two months after the "suicide" (or longer?), the cops finally investigate the place - and find not only perfectly preserved shoe prints, but also tire tracks of the car. Which, once the movie is spoiled, is even dumber - because how the fuck did the killer not see the car pushed into the randomly present body of water (so many stupid conveniences in this movie) when he would've clearly been upstairs.

I get wanting to making everyone look guilty, because it is a 'whodunnit,' but, damn - they spend more time trying to make literally everyone be not guilty. The final reveal is predictable, but also dumb - because, what the fuck was that. And the fact remains that our 'hero' and his friend literally interfered with, and hid, not only the evidence but also HER FUCKING BODY! (How did everyone know it was 'suicide' when there wasn't even a body?)

The main takeaway from this movie - other than the fucking ridiculous amount of nepotism that runs things (and runs them very poorly) - is that some people have enough confidence (and know the people) to create a horrible, shit story and turn it into something (still shit, but it is out there), whilst others sit on their ideas because they can't make it perfect. Guess it is time to lose that inhibition and just use the false confidence and put stuff out there, no matter how bad it is.

Because chances are you'll find a lot more stuff even worse than that.

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Ishitta Arun, Milind Gunaji have 'Aika Dajiba' reunion after 21 years

Ishitta Arun, Milind Gunaji have ‘Aika Dajiba’ reunion after 21 years. Image Source: IANS News Mumbai, Feb 4 : Actors Ishitta Arun, Milind Gunaji, singer Vaishali Samant and composer Avadhoot Gupte had a reunion, where they recreated their 90s iconic number ‘Aika Dajiba’ after two decades. Ishitta, who featured in the music video of the track sung by Vaishali Samant and composed by Avadhoot…

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From rebels to being diligent

Starring: Atul Kulkarni, Jyoti Subhash, Milind Gunaji,Satish Tare, Sunil Abhyankar, Vrushasen Dabholkar Directed by: Sumitra Bhave and Sunil Sukthankar Genre: Educational/Drama “A good teacher can inspire hope; ignite the imagination, and instill a love of learning.” Brad Henry Continuing the series dedicated to the people who help us to shape our lives and help us make a better person- the…

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"A Twist of Fate: Milind Gunaji's Son Set to Make Directorial Debut with Marathi Film 'Ravan Calling' - You Won't Believe the Intriguing Plot!"

The Muhurta ceremony for the film ‘Ravan Calling’, produced by Shree Gajanan Productions, was recently held. Amit Raj Thackeray had the honor of giving the first clap. The film is co-directed by Abhishek Gunaji and Sandeep Bankeshwar, with Abhishek Gunaji making his directorial debut. Abhishek Gunaji expressed his excitement and the pressure he feels as an independent director, particularly…

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"A Twist of Fate: Milind Gunaji's Son Set to Make Directorial Debut with Marathi Film 'Ravan Calling' - You Won't Believe the Intriguing Plot!"

The Muhurta ceremony for the film ‘Ravan Calling’, produced by Shree Gajanan Productions, was recently held. Amit Raj Thackeray had the honor of giving the first clap. The film is co-directed by Abhishek Gunaji and Sandeep Bankeshwar, with Abhishek Gunaji making his directorial debut. Abhishek Gunaji expressed his excitement and the pressure he feels as an independent director, particularly…

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"A Twist of Fate: Milind Gunaji's Son Set to Make Directorial Debut with Marathi Film 'Ravan Calling' - You Won't Believe the Intriguing Plot!"

The Muhurta ceremony for the film ‘Ravan Calling’, produced by Shree Gajanan Productions, was recently held. Amit Raj Thackeray had the honor of giving the first clap. The film is co-directed by Abhishek Gunaji and Sandeep Bankeshwar, with Abhishek Gunaji making his directorial debut. Abhishek Gunaji expressed his excitement and the pressure he feels as an independent director, particularly…

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Hello,

Um, I was wondering if you could help me with something. I have been looking for a fancast of Ulwyk Uller and I can't find one anywhere. So, if you could help me with that I would much appreciate it.

I hope you have wonderful day/night! 💜💜💜

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Hi! Apologies for the long-awaited answer! (summer vacation!)

There's Milind Gunaji, he's the only fancast that gave me Ulwyk vibes (as much as we know about him). He has a couple of scenes in Panipat (though one in which he is very bloodied) and a few in the beginning of The Warrior Queen of Jhansi (2019 British movie). Here are a couple of screenshots from that second movie:

There's also Saif Ali Khan in The Unsung Warrior or Milind Soman in Bajirao Mastani.

Hope it helps, and if not, don't hesitate to reply!!

Have a wonderful day/night too!!!!

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"Yeh teri aankhe jhuki jhuki, 

Yeh teraa chehra khila khila

Badi kismatwala hai woh, 

Pyar teraa jise mila"

23 Years of Fareb (28/06/1996).

It is directed by Vikram Bhatt. The movie features newcomers Faraaz Khan and Suman Ranganathan, with Milind Gunaji playing the main antagonist. The film is a remake of the 1992 thriller Unlawful Entry. The film was successful at the box office for its budget. Jatin-Lalit's music also became a highlight of the movie.

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Wings to your dreams

Old Bollywood [source 1]

New Bollywood [source 2]

• The Ultimate Hub Of Entertainment

the city of Mumbai is famously popular for its entertainment industry "Bollywood". Bollywood is a Hindi film industry which has the biggest entertainment capital in the entire world it produces upto 1500 - 2000 films each year there by producing double the amount of films from Hollywood.

This is also the reason why many people from around India who come from small families who struggle to make a living come to Maharashtra, Mumbai with one dream that is to become a successful actor not only Indian citizens but people from Nepal wnd Bangladesh come to India to fulfill their dreams, unfortunately as beautiful as the industry of Bollywood may seem with all the glamour and the wealth the comes with being a super star or a successful actor it is not so easy to get into.

Sharadha Kapoor and Milind Gunaji "The success rate in the film industry is 0.1 percent" , Bhandarkar says adding "you have to be thick-skinned to succeed in Bollywood."

• Street foooood~

Street food In Bombay (old) [source 3]

Street food in Mumbai (new) [source 4]

India is famous for its mouth-watering cuisines the diversity and the mixture of culture in every bite,all over the globe.

The streets of India is where you can find the best blends of cuisines and cultures. Here's a fun fact about samosas one of the most famous street food in demand on the streets of Mumbai after Vada pav samosas aren't originated in India but actually in the Middle East where it was first mentioned in the 10th century by an Iranian historian Abolfazal Beyhaqui's work Tarik-e-Beyhagi where it was referred to as 'sambosa' because of its small size it was preferred by travelers to carry on their trips in sealed bags or just to eat on the go.

• Changes in the city over the years

Old Bombay [source 5]

Mumbai now [source 6]

The city of Mumbai was referred to as Manbai in the Mirati-i-Ahmadi which is a historical text on Gujrat which was dated back to 1507 it was written in Persian by Ali Muhammad Khan in the book of Ledas Da India also known as the legends of India

which was written by Gaspar Correia it is also referred to as bombaim which means "good bay" "Bombay" is just the anglicised version of the Portuguese name that was used by British in the 17th century when they took overthe city. During the 16th century the local Koli fisher folk already started calling Bombay Mumbai the name is said to be derived by Koli goddess Mumbadevi.

~to find more information you can read the article uploaded on this site...

• Popular sites

old photos of gateway of India [source 7]

new photos of the gateway of India [source 8]

→ Gateway of India

→ chatrapati maharaja terminus

→ Elephanta Caves

→ Marine drives

• Population density

population density earlier [source 9]

population density now [source 10]

The current population of Mumbai is 20M

Mumbai, also called Bombay, is the capital city of the state of Maharashtra in India, and it's the most populous city in India. Mumbai is 4th most populous city in the world and one of the populous urban regions in the world. The most recent census was conducted in India during 2011, which put Mumbai's Urban Agglomeration at 20,748,395, while the city itself was recorded at 12,478,447. The metropolitan area has experienced an explosion in growth over the past 20 years, a common occurrence with metropolitan areas in India. the population of Mumbai has doubled since 1991

~to find more information you can read the article uploaded on this site...

• Cost of living in Mumbai

https://images.app.goo.gl/ZgZKsgEmJgevbR2y5

Cost of living in Mumbai [source 11]

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Cost of living in Mumbai [source 12]

as a bachelor

→ The average rent for bachelors is 10,000 (rs) to 20k (rs) per month

→ Household cost 5k (rs) per month

→ Public transport 300rs to 700rs per month

→ Lifestyle cost 2k (rs) to 4k (rs) per month

as a family

to rent a 2BHK apartment near the suburbs or a little away from the city centre you'll have to spend around 40k-50k (rs) per month

• General living conditions in Mumbai

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living conditions earlier [source 13]

https://images.app.goo.gl/S3zQKiUN9i81fZD89

living conditions in Mumbai now [source 14]

Mumbai is an unbalanced city where the richest and most poor people live together mumbai has an estimated balance of $950 billion, it is also the 12th richest city in the world ranking ahead of Paris and Toronto which are one of the major urban cities

~to find more information you can read the article uploaded on this site...

• Future prospects of Mumbai

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Major projects of Bombay [source 15]

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Major projects of Mumbai [source 16]

Major development projects

→ Delhi Mumbai industrial corridors

→ The costal road of Mumbai

→ The aqua line of the mumbai metro

→ The Navi Mumbai international projects

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