Carrying on from my earlier Bachchan-Salim Javed classics KAALA PATTHAR, DOSTANA, and TRISHUL. My dream is to cover off every Bachchan film….

1975 is without a shred of doubt one of the best years the Hindi film industry ever saw, it’s not only the same year Ramesh Sippy’s timeless masterpiece SHOLAY graced the silver-screen, it’s also the year Yash Chopra’s ever-green DEEWAR blew audiences away, and while most critics say SHOLAY is the best Commercial Hindi film Bombay cinema ever churned out during that era, I would disagree and give the honour to DEEWAR by a slight nudge, though it’s a tough call as both films in their own right changed the face of Hindi cinema forever.
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utkal 20 December 2009
09:15:26 pm
I have always rtaed Deewar as my personal favourite above Sholay. Sholay is all that it is reputed to be. But still, whewn it comes to watching a film, being rivetted by it, being moved by it, Deewar scores with me better. AS a matter of fact, I have watched Deewar countless tomes on the TV and DVD, but not Sholay. ( I have watched Sholay 3 times or so on the screen when it was released of course, but I have watched Dewar twice on big screen too.)