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How Sholay Pulled Off A Casting Coup, With Amjad Khan Not Being The First Choice For Gabbar
Danny Denzongpa, known for his menacing roles back in the day, was offered the role of Gabbar
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"So Ja Nahi Toh Gabbar..." Anurag Thakur's "Sholay" Dig At Tejashwi Yadav
Union Minister Anurag Thakur borrowed from Gabbar Singh - the iconic villain from the 1975 blockbuster "Sholay" - on Tuesday to warn of a "return to a regime of terror and fear" if people voted for the opposition alliance
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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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35 years on, the Sholay fire still burns
This Aug 15 it will be 35 years since Sholay was released - three decades and more of Gabbar, Jai, Veeru and Basanti still striking a chord.
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How Sholay Pulled Off A Casting Coup, With Amjad Khan Not Being The First Choice For Gabbar
Danny Denzongpa, known for his menacing roles back in the day, was offered the role of Gabbar
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"So Ja Nahi Toh Gabbar..." Anurag Thakur's "Sholay" Dig At Tejashwi Yadav
Union Minister Anurag Thakur borrowed from Gabbar Singh - the iconic villain from the 1975 blockbuster "Sholay" - on Tuesday to warn of a "return to a regime of terror and fear" if people voted for the opposition alliance
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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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35 years on, the Sholay fire still burns
This Aug 15 it will be 35 years since Sholay was released - three decades and more of Gabbar, Jai, Veeru and Basanti still striking a chord.
