Happy B’day Subhash Ghai: From Hero To Taal, 7 Movies Of The ‘Showman’ You’ll Regret Missing Out On
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From the era of DVDs to OTT, Subhash Ghai is still enthusiastic about experimenting with new things in cinema. Here’s taking a look at seven of his best works.
From being in the spotlight as an actor to exploring his vision as a director, Bollywood’s showman Subhash Ghai’s contribution to Indian Cinema is worth appreciating. Being one of the first few filmmakers who gave the masses a perfect blend of entertaining and realistic cinema, Ghai is considered to be the pioneer of the new wave in the Hindi film industry.
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He has had quite a prolific career, making some of the most thought-provoking, realistic, music-oriented, critically acclaimed movies of the past four decades. And in those 45 years, the filmmaker has revised his style many times yet his command in storytelling has always won our hearts. From the era of DVDs to OTT, Subhash Ghai is still enthusiastic about experimenting with new things in cinema.
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On the eve of his 76th birthday, here’s taking a look back at the masterpieces delivered by the showman of Hindi Cinema you’ll regret missing out on.
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The 1983 Subhash Ghai classic paved a way for Jackie Shroff’s heroic entry into the Hindi film industry. The film Hero revolved around a hitman who traces his way back to the track of humanity after falling in love with a girl. Though the film’s idea may sound very typical, Ghai’s well-written characters undergoing a change made it a complete treat for the viewers. The film was high on action, drama, and romance – a perfect masala entertainer.
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The 1986 film Karma is laden with heavy action and is full of humour. The film featured Dilip Kumar, Sridevi, Anil Kapoor, Jackie Shroff, and Naseeruddin Shah in the vital roles. A multi-starrer that will surely treat you with a never-seen-before revenge saga. Apart from the lead characters, the film had some other interesting personas including Anupam Kher’s Dr Dang.
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Subhash Ghai’s Saudagar is considered to be an epic for many reasons, one being the last film to feature Raj Kumar and Dilip Kumar on-screen together. Ghai’s experimental take on ‘romance in cinema’ was highly appreciated. The film followed the tale of romance that blossoms between two youngsters amid their family feud. The film’s well-written script was perfectly blended with great performances by Manisha Koirala and Vivek Mushran.
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On the verge of its release, Khalnayak was the only Subhash Ghai project that was surrounded by tons of controversies. Quite on the similar lines of Hero, this 1993 film was a major hit at the box office. Sanjay Dutt playing a notorious criminal Ballu had an interesting character arc throughout the story which ultimately did justice to the title of the film.
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The 1997 film Pardes remains to be one of the most-loved films of Subhash Ghai. Being a tale of romance, the film was rooted in many shades of human relationships. Revolving around a love triangle, the film featured Shah Rukh Khan and Mahima Chaudhry in the lead roles. A vintage Ghai film that has an overview of family bonds and the choices we make.
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Bringing Gulzar’s magical words and AR Rahman’s scintillating music together, Subhash Ghai’s Yuvvraaj was nothing less than an epic musical romance. While music is at the plot’s heart, the family drama subtly makes it an interesting watch. Starring Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif, Anil Kapoor, and Zayed Khan, Yuvvraaj is a must-watch if you haven’t yet.
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The weaving love triangle at its best, Subhash Ghai’s Taal was a metaphoric story that stood out on its slow-paced drama beautifully capturing each and every emotion through the medium of music. The film features Anil Kapoor, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, and Akshay Khanna in pivotal roles. It was Ghai’s redefining take on love triangles and relationships that made Taal a great movie experience.
Each of these seven movies will give you a gist of Subhash Ghai’s style of filmmaking. We wish the “Showman” a very Happy Birthday.
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