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50 Years Of Sholay: Ramesh Sippy On How "Chuha" Amjad Khan Became A Big Star As Gabbar
Many people doubted Ramesh Sippy's choice and felt Amjad Khan was like a "mouse" next to the other major stars
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Sholay Climax Was Changed Due To Emergency, Reveals Farhan Akhtar
"The ending didn't make sense to them, but they had no choice," said Farhan Akhtar
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"You Should Be Subject Of Case Study": PM's Pat For Rescued Tunnel Worker
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday praised the leadership and unshakeable spirit of tunnel foreman Gabbar Singh Negi, who emerged as a leader among the 41 workers trapped inside the collapsed Silkyara tunnel in Uttarakhand for over two weeks.
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"Am Senior, Will Be Last": Rescued Tunnel Worker Gabbar Singh's Brave Words
That figure was Gabbar Singh Negi - who was born 260 km away, in Uttarakhand's Pauri Garhwal district - and had the unfortunate distinction of having been in tunnel collapses thrice before.
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A Bunch Of Folks Just Discovered That Sholay Copied Scenes From Hollywood Westerns
"Who would have thought that portions of the most watched/admired films in India will be a copy of this film below," tweeted Adil Hussain
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PM's "Gabbar Singh Tax" Turning Into "Grahasti Sarvnaash" Tax: Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi hit out at the government over rise in taxes on pre-packed food items and hotel stay, alleging that the prime minister's "Gabbar Singh Tax" is now taking the shape of "Grahasti Sarvnaash Tax" (household destruction tax).
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Irrfan Khan Said Haasil Villain "Will Be Remembered Like Gabbar Singh," Recalls Director Tigmanshu Dhulia
"Well the villain was unlike Gabbar but yes Irrfan will always be remembered," Tigmanshu Dhulia wrote
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On PM Claim Of Congress Doing "Nothing" In 70 Years, Rahul Gandhi's Reply
Hitting back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for accusing the Congress of doing "nothing" while in power, party president Rahul Gandhi said Saturday nobody had committed the "foolishness" of the notes ban and the "Gabbar Singh Tax" in the last 70 years.
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Gabbar And Sambha To Spread Awareness On Traffic Rules In Gurgaon
In a bid to prevent road accidents, Gurgaon Police has picked Bollywood film Sholay's iconic characters Gabbar and Sambha to spread awareness among commuters and motorists to obey traffic rules.
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43 Years After Sholay, Director Reveals Why Censor Board Changed The Ending
"I had shot a different ending for Sholay, where Gabbar is killed by Thakur," says Ramesh Sippy
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In Poll-Bound Gujarat, 'Gabbar Singh' And 'Thakur' Came Together To Protest GST
A unique rally in poll-bound Gujarat saw Congress workers dressed as characters from the iconic Bollywood film 'Sholay' protest the Goods and Services Tax or GST. Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi, while campaigning in Gujarat last month, had dubbed the GST 'Gabbar Singh Tax,' referring to the villain from the 1975 blockbuster Hindi film.
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Those Who Looted Nation Think Only Of Dacoits: PM Modi's Jibe At Rahul Gandhi Over 'Gabbar Singh Tax'
Attacking Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi for calling GST 'Gabbar Singh Tax', Prime Minister Narendra Modi said here today that those who looted the country could only think of dacoits.
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Rahul Gandhi's Body Language Is Like Gabbar Singh's: Union Minister Giriraj Singh
In a retort to Rahul Gandhi's jibe terming the GST as 'Gabbar Singh Tax', Union minister Giriraj Singh today said the body language of the Congress leader resembled that of Gabbar Singh, the tobacco-chewing dacoit made famous by actor Amjad Khan in film 'Sholay'.
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Soon, Only 2 Tax Slabs Likely For GST
If it's 'Gabbar Singh Tax', then why has it been implemented by the states that are ruled by the Congress? They could have boycotted the GST Council.
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Congress Likens PM Modi's Mitron To Gabbar's Kitne Aadmi The
Taking a cue from its Vice President Rahul Gandhi's description of new national tax GST, the Congress has now compared Prime Minister Narendra Modi's characteristic way of saying "Mitron" (friends) in his public speeches to a famous dialogue spoken by villain Gabbar Singh in the iconic Bollywood film Sholay.
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50 Years Of Sholay: Ramesh Sippy On How "Chuha" Amjad Khan Became A Big Star As Gabbar
Many people doubted Ramesh Sippy's choice and felt Amjad Khan was like a "mouse" next to the other major stars
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Sholay Climax Was Changed Due To Emergency, Reveals Farhan Akhtar
"The ending didn't make sense to them, but they had no choice," said Farhan Akhtar
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"You Should Be Subject Of Case Study": PM's Pat For Rescued Tunnel Worker
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday praised the leadership and unshakeable spirit of tunnel foreman Gabbar Singh Negi, who emerged as a leader among the 41 workers trapped inside the collapsed Silkyara tunnel in Uttarakhand for over two weeks.
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"Am Senior, Will Be Last": Rescued Tunnel Worker Gabbar Singh's Brave Words
That figure was Gabbar Singh Negi - who was born 260 km away, in Uttarakhand's Pauri Garhwal district - and had the unfortunate distinction of having been in tunnel collapses thrice before.
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A Bunch Of Folks Just Discovered That Sholay Copied Scenes From Hollywood Westerns
"Who would have thought that portions of the most watched/admired films in India will be a copy of this film below," tweeted Adil Hussain
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PM's "Gabbar Singh Tax" Turning Into "Grahasti Sarvnaash" Tax: Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi hit out at the government over rise in taxes on pre-packed food items and hotel stay, alleging that the prime minister's "Gabbar Singh Tax" is now taking the shape of "Grahasti Sarvnaash Tax" (household destruction tax).
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Irrfan Khan Said Haasil Villain "Will Be Remembered Like Gabbar Singh," Recalls Director Tigmanshu Dhulia
"Well the villain was unlike Gabbar but yes Irrfan will always be remembered," Tigmanshu Dhulia wrote
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On PM Claim Of Congress Doing "Nothing" In 70 Years, Rahul Gandhi's Reply
Hitting back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for accusing the Congress of doing "nothing" while in power, party president Rahul Gandhi said Saturday nobody had committed the "foolishness" of the notes ban and the "Gabbar Singh Tax" in the last 70 years.
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Gabbar And Sambha To Spread Awareness On Traffic Rules In Gurgaon
In a bid to prevent road accidents, Gurgaon Police has picked Bollywood film Sholay's iconic characters Gabbar and Sambha to spread awareness among commuters and motorists to obey traffic rules.
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43 Years After Sholay, Director Reveals Why Censor Board Changed The Ending
"I had shot a different ending for Sholay, where Gabbar is killed by Thakur," says Ramesh Sippy
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In Poll-Bound Gujarat, 'Gabbar Singh' And 'Thakur' Came Together To Protest GST
A unique rally in poll-bound Gujarat saw Congress workers dressed as characters from the iconic Bollywood film 'Sholay' protest the Goods and Services Tax or GST. Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi, while campaigning in Gujarat last month, had dubbed the GST 'Gabbar Singh Tax,' referring to the villain from the 1975 blockbuster Hindi film.
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Those Who Looted Nation Think Only Of Dacoits: PM Modi's Jibe At Rahul Gandhi Over 'Gabbar Singh Tax'
Attacking Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi for calling GST 'Gabbar Singh Tax', Prime Minister Narendra Modi said here today that those who looted the country could only think of dacoits.
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Rahul Gandhi's Body Language Is Like Gabbar Singh's: Union Minister Giriraj Singh
In a retort to Rahul Gandhi's jibe terming the GST as 'Gabbar Singh Tax', Union minister Giriraj Singh today said the body language of the Congress leader resembled that of Gabbar Singh, the tobacco-chewing dacoit made famous by actor Amjad Khan in film 'Sholay'.
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Soon, Only 2 Tax Slabs Likely For GST
If it's 'Gabbar Singh Tax', then why has it been implemented by the states that are ruled by the Congress? They could have boycotted the GST Council.
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Congress Likens PM Modi's Mitron To Gabbar's Kitne Aadmi The
Taking a cue from its Vice President Rahul Gandhi's description of new national tax GST, the Congress has now compared Prime Minister Narendra Modi's characteristic way of saying "Mitron" (friends) in his public speeches to a famous dialogue spoken by villain Gabbar Singh in the iconic Bollywood film Sholay.
