#andaz apna apna

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#SalmanKhan & #AamirKhan on the sets of ‘Andaz Apna Apna’. Which is your favourite dialogue from the movie?

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Andaz Apna Apna study  v__v 

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my friend showed me andaz apna apna this was my fav song ..

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The 10 Best Aamir Khan Movies!

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Aamir Khan hints at potential Andaz Apna Apna sequel: “Rajkumar Santoshi is working on a script…”

Interestingly, Aamir Khan is producing Lahore 1947 which is being helmed by Rajkumar Santoshi, starring Sunny Deol in the lead.

Aamir Khan stirred up a whirlwind of excitement among fans as he dropped a hint about the much-anticipated sequel to the beloved comedy classic, Andaz Apna Apna. In a recent conversation, Khan provided a hint into the potential revival of the cult favourite, revealing that filmmaker Rajkumar Santoshi is actively immersed in crafting the sequel.

During an engaging live interaction session, the superstar coyly hinted at the possibility of the iconic duo's return, stating, “Filmmaker Rajkumar Santoshi is working on the script of Andaz Apna Apna 2.”

Interestingly, Aamir Khan is producing Lahore 1947 which is being helmed by Rajkumar Santoshi, starring Sunny Deol in the lead.

Meanwhile, Aamir Khan will next star in Sitaare Zameen Par, the Hindi remake of the Spanish film Campeones.

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Aamir Khan, Rajkumar Santoshi To Reunite For A Film 30 Years Post Andaz Apna Apna, Shooting Starts In January

Last Updated: August 29, 2023, 14:43 IST Aamir Khan Reunites With Rajkumar Santoshi 30 Years After Andaz Apna Apna. Aamir Khan and Rajkumar Santoshi are collaborating for the second time 30 years since Andaz Apna Apna. It’s been 30 years since Aamir Khan and Rajkumar Santoshi worked together in Andaz Apna Apna, which attained cult status with the passing time and is remembered as one of the…

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'Andaz Apna Apna' producer's daughter clarifies Rajkumar Santoshi's claims on Salman Khan and Aamir Khan- Exclusive | Hindi Movie News - Times of India

Rajkumar Santoshi has grabbed headlines during the second half of this day by saying that Salman Khan and Aamir Khan did not promote his directorial ‘Andaz Apna Apna‘ (1994) and hence the film did not do well at the box office.A source tells ETimes, “Santoshi has been talking nothing much except ‘Andaz Apna Apna’. This clearly means that this film contributed a lot in his career. No doubt he…

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pata hai last kuch din i was very busy with my project kyunki final dena tha and binding karni thi etc to wo karwayi then i went to the bookfair bekaar tha then parso submit karne jaa rahi to subah accident hogaya (bhai ki bike skid hogayi and we fell down) and now i have a big ass blue bruise on my upper thigh and my parents don't even know lmao and kal ek science conference thi to i had to sit in an auditorium for 6 hours listening to accomplished people speak. that's what you missed now your turn

omg i knew everything in this except for the accident cause i stalk your blog vigorously everyday are you okay!!!!!!!!!! did you get tetanus shots!!!!!!!!!! also on your upper thigh oh no that's where future jiju is supposed to write MINE na as per our beloved song guilty as sin?

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Andaz Apna Apna 2: Aamir Khan and Salman Khan Return in Iconic Roles

Andaz Apna Apna 2: Aamir and SalmanAndaz Apna Apna: Legacy Continues with New AdventuresBuzz Around the Sequel Homecoming on the silver screen. Aamir Khan and Salman Khan will once again return to their iconic roles of Amar and Prem in the much-awaited sequel of the film Andaz Apna Apna. This return has been really well received among enthusiastic fans who have loved it since the day it hit the…

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Remembering Viju Khote on his 5th death anniversary (30/09/2019). The actor, most famous for playing the dacoit Kalia in Sholay and Robert in Andaz Apna Apna, was renowned for his comedy roles. Viju was immortalized by the evergreen lines: 'Kitne Aadmi The?' and '2, Sarkar' from the film Sholay.

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Andaz apna apna 2 starcast locked

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ramasha do you have any bollywood movie recs?? 🎤

omgggg em im so honored you thought of me!! 🫶🏼🩷

tbh i've sorta been on a journey of watching more bollywood (and south asian cinema in general), since there was a huge chunk of my life where i just never really kept up with releases and was sorta discouraged from watching it so my taste isn't the Most diverse (in terms of genres and years) but i'm working on it 😭 that said, here's my attempt at giving you a lot of different options, so hopefully there's something here that strikes your fancy hehe :3

lots will be under the cut bc im a huge YAPPER.... sorry. also, some of these haven't really aged that well and are sometimes more of just a nostalgic fav and/or ones i think are iconic so... take some of these recs with a grain of salt

some of my bigger personal faves:

om shanti om (2007) — it may hit more if you have a bit more exposure to bollywood cinema and its industry bc it references it a lot, but i still think it's an enjoyable movie regardless! (yes i am biased bc this is one of my fav bollywood movies ever + a huge nostalgic fav. plus SRK and deepika padukone.. can't go wrong there!)

haider (2014) — this movie is SOOOO good! i highly rec it 💞 it's an adaptation of hamlet, set within the backdrop of the 1995 kashmir conflicts. this is actually a part of trilogy of shakespeare adaptations by the director: the other two are maqbool (2003) which is macbeth and omkara (2006) which is othello

main hoon na (2004) — another SRK nostalgic fav

ghajini (2008) — it rips off christopher nolan's memento but i think it adds a lot of its own stuff too and i have a soft spot for it 😭

andhadhun (2018)

kahaani (2012)

tumbbad (2018)

amar singh chamkila (2024)

3 idiots (2009) — the most likely one that non regular bollywood watchers will know and deservedly so imo

gully boy (2019)

hum saath saath hain (1999) — okay not objectively the best movie.. but its a hugely nostalgic and comfort movie for me and i think its great if you wanna watch something that's heartfelt and doesn't have a ton of high stakes conflict

maine pyar kiya (1989) — same as above ☝🏼 i watched this one a lot as a kid

jab we met (2007)

devdas (2002) — worth it for at least the beautiful cinematography, costumes, and gorgeous talented cast

fanaa (2006) — plot is kinda messy at times but it was a real angst machine for me as a kid 😭

photograph (2019)

sir (2018)

bulbbul (2020) — tw for a rape scene though. sorry for the spoiler but it was genuinely really harrowing for me to watch so i think its important to mention

misc other movies i've seen:

qala (2022)

dil bole hadippa! (2009) — admittedly, i haven't rewatched this one in a long time so i can't totally say it holds up. it's a rip-off of she's the man, but … better….. TO ME. yes im speaking from nostalgia bc this is the one i saw first

badhaai do (2022) — this is technically a 'sequel' to the similarly titled movie badhaai ho (2018) but they're actually total standalones

gangubai kathiawadi (2022) — i have such mixed feelings about this one but it's a movie that really stuck with me ever since i watched it soooo yeah

raees (2017) — SRK looks unbelievably fine in that movie. need i say more?

koi mil gaya (2003) — it's a mix of both ET and close encounters of the third kind... but in my very biased, nostalgic opinion: better 🫣 there's also a few sequels, but i only really remember seeing krrish (2006)

josh (2000) — another entry to the SRK looks super gorgeous in this movie 😭 this is basically a desi west side story

go goa gone (2013) — not the best to me, but its a bollywood zombie movie! which was a very new concept to me in that industry so ofc i had to throw it in there

chennai express (2013)

mohabbatein (2000)

dilwale dulhania le jayenge (1995) — had to include this for SRK reasons and also bc it's a massively impactful movie in the industry so i'd be remiss not to

andaz apna apna (1994)

ek ladki ko dekha toh aisa laga (2019)

jaane tu.. ya jaane na (2008)

aaja nachle (2007)

munna bhai mbbs (2003)

gangs of wasseypur - part 1 (2012) — i've only seen the first one in this series but if you want a somewhat slower, meditative, gangster movie this one def fits the bill

what's your raashee? (2009) — can't remember how well this ages (i think it was pretty mid?) but the concept is fun! priyanka chopra plays 12 girls: each personifying a different zodiac sign as the main guy tries to find his soulmate 😭

taare zameen par (2007) — you'll also see this listed as 'like stars on earth' sometimes

amar akbar anthony (1977)

don (2006) — villainous SRK? sign me up! he actually has multiple movies where he's this sorta antihero/"antivillain" type character. and even a few where he's a straight-up villain. i've been trying to get through all of those bc i just love his range

anjaam (1993) — an example of the aforementioned thing ☝🏼 SRK plays a genuinely terrible guy here, and i love how it actually challenges a lot of the tropes that bollywood tends to use in its romances and shows how creepy and stalkerish they actually are (despite it being typically framed in the narrative otherwise)

partner (2007) — i recently found out it was basically ripping will smith's hitch 😭 i haven't seen that one so i can't say which is better, but if you enjoyed that one, you'll probably be into this one too. it's very unserious and not the Best. but i watched it a lot as a kid

aaja nachle (2007)

roadside romeo (2008) — okay this is a very unserious, low budget animated movie rec. it's soooo so silly and dumb but if you're in the market for smth like that, this is an amusing one for that

welcome (2007) — i gotta rewatch this one bc i don't remember a lot but it seems like a lot of tomfoolery and shenanigans

my name is khan (2010) — another one i gotta rewatch for its politics but i figured i'd throw it in regardless

black (2005)

kal ho naa ho (2003)

kuch kuch hota hai (1998)

sholay (1975)

hungama (2003)

some from my watchlist that i haven't seen yet:

(as if this list needed to be any longer.... but anyways! including these bc i think they seem promising/interesting and i think they introduce More variety of genres/time periods than the ones before)

ijaazat (1987)

thappad (2020)

udaan (2010)

merry christmas (2024)

chhoti si baat (1976)

hindi medium (2017)

the lunchbox (2013) — heard LOTS of good things about this one!

lipstick under my burkha (2017)

neerja (2016)

queen (2014)

rajnigandha (1974)

kaagaz ke phool (1959)

anand (1971)

paheli (2005) — it's a mainstream bollywood remake of duvidha (1973)

baadshah (1999)

monica, o my darling (2022)

madhumati (1958)

raaz (2002)

satya (1998)

highway (2014)

oh darling! yeh hai india! (1995)

pyaasa (1957)

sardar udham (2021)

awaara (1951)

shree 420 (1957)

kaminey (2009)

mahal (1949)

chandigarh kare aashiqui (2021)

bunty aur babli (2005)

talvar (2015)

duplicate (1998)

lootera (2013)

mughal-e-azam (1960)

baazigar (1993)

trapped (2017)

fire (1996) — a hugely significant movie in explicitly showing a wlw relationship in bollywood. i believe it was the first in that regard?

stree (2018)

piku (2015)

english vinglish (2012)

umrao jaan (2006) — there's also an earlier version of this movie with the same title that came out in 1981! i haven't seen either yet so i can't say which is better

jodhaa akbar (2008)

darr (1993) — big movie for villain SRK enthusiasts if that interests you too like it does me 🤭

zindagi na milegi dobara (2011)

dil dhadakne do (2015)

dear zindagi (2016)

special 26 (2013)

badla (2019)

mardaani (2014)

raman raghav 2.0 (2016)

peepli live (2010)

drishyam (2015)

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Their favorite songs

(Aka, the sequel to, Music Tastes)

Arjun

Dulhe ka sehra- Dhadkan

Lambi Judai- Hero

Kabira- YJHD

Nakul

Tip tip barsa pani- Mohra

Cheez Badi- Mohra

Mai itni sundar hu Mai kya karu

Krishna

Jo Hai albela- Kisna:The warrior poet

Mohe Panghat pe- Mughal-e-azam

Albela Sajan- Bajirao Mastani

Balaram

Ami Je Tomar- Bhool Bhulaiya

Mere Dholna- Bhool Bhulaiya

Ye Raat aur ye duri- Andaz Apna Apna

Draupadi

Billie Jean- Michael Jackson

Smooth Criminal- Michael Jackson

Beat it-Michael Jackson

Subhadra

Wo Ladki Jo- Baadshah

Main Agar Kahoon- Om Shanti Om

Titli- Chennai Express

Abhimanyu

Tere Bina- Guru

Jashn-e-Bahaara - Jodhaa Akbar

Manohari- Bahubali: The Beginning

Uttara

Chalte Chalte Yun hi- Pakheezah

In Ankho ki masti- Umrao Jaan

Ajab Si- Om Shanti Om

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Salman Khan and Aamir Khan share a warm hug at Laapataa Ladies screening; watch

Salman Khan and Aamir Khan Embrace in a Special Moment at Laapataa Ladies Premiere

Bollywood actor Salman Khan made a special appearance at the Mumbai screening of Laapataa Ladies last night, a film directed by Kiran Rao and co-produced by Aamir Khan. The event was abuzz with excitement as the Bollywood fraternity came together to support the much-anticipated movie.

An inside video from the screening, shared by the official Instagram handle of Spice, captured a heartwarming moment between Salman and Aamir, where the two stars shared a warm hug. The video also showcased Salman seated alongside Aamir Khan, Kiran Rao, actor Ravi Kishan from Laapataa Ladies, and directors Raj Kumar Santoshi and Ayan Mukerji.

The collaboration between Aamir and Salman goes back to their iconic film Andaz Apna Apna, where they portrayed the unforgettable characters of Amar and Prem.

The star-studded premiere of Laapataa Ladies saw the glitterati of Bollywood in attendance, with luminaries such as Sunny Deol, Karan Johar, Aanand L Rai, Vidhu Vinod Chopra, and Sharman Joshi gracing the event with their presence. The collective support from the industry underscored the anticipation and excitement surrounding the film.

Presented by Jio Studios, Laapataa Ladies is directed by Kiran Rao and produced by Aamir Khan and Jyoti Deshpande. The film, which stars Nitanshi Goel, Pratibha Ranta, Sparsh Shrivastav along with Ravi Kishan, is releasing on March 1, 2024, and has been made under the banner of Aamir Khan Productions and Kindling Productions, with the script based on an award-winning story by Biplab Goswami. The screenplay and dialogue are written by Sneha Desai, while the additional dialogues have been jotted down by Divyanidhi Sharma.

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Mera Naam Joker To Pyaar Ka Punchnama, When Word Of Mouth Made Them Hits

Mera Naam Joker hit the theatres in 1970. From Mera Naam Joker to Pyaar Ka Punchnama, here are five Bollywood movies that were considered flop but ended up becoming hits by word-of-mouth publicity. Numerous Bollywood films grace the big screen annually, achieving remarkable box office success. Some of these movies thrive even with minimal promotional efforts, relying on word-of-mouth and…