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Jeetendra 1980-84 Phase Success


1980

Aasha - Blockbuster
Jyoti Bane Jwala – Hit
Judaai – Hit
Maang Bharo Sajna – Semi Hit

1981

Meri Awaaz Suno – Super Hit
Ek Hi Bhool – Hit

1982

Farz Aur Kanoon – Blockbuster
Jeeo Aur Jeene Do – Semi Hit
Dharam Kanta – Above Average

1983

Himmatwala – Superhit
Mawaali – Hit
Justice Chaudhury – Hit
Jaanidost – Semi Hit

1984

Tohfa – Hit
Maqsad – Semi Hit

 http://boxofficekings.blogspot.com/2012/07/jeetendra-1980-84-phase-success.html

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  1. Boxofficekings

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    14 Hits in 5 years, including Semihits….

  2. Hot debate. What do you think? Thumb up 4 Thumb down 4

    i have always believed that the media selectively picks up facts that suit its narrative and ignore the ones that dont. and this the narrative is decided on the basis of both commercial interests (paid stories/ PR drive) and just simple dramatic potential (the rise and fall of rajesh khanna, the bachchan legend, the self made baadhshah of bollywood etc etc.)

    it is very obvious that between 1980 and 1984 jeetendra was much ahead of amitabh bachchan ( by the way u have forgotten to include 1979′s jaani dushman which was a multiostarrer and just for the sake of ‘economy’ many actors were given ‘special appearence’/ jeetendra had two songs in the film and was the hero in the 1st half.) and aftyer 1984 bachchan was on a downslide anyways. the way media has ignored a dramatic story – “jeetendra beats bachchan at the turnstiles” – is criminal.

  3. ragingbull

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    Same south remakes, similar sudden & unexpected boom in career……Salman’s career resembles Jeetu’s career graph.

    Oh…& how can one forget the striking similarity when it comes to lack of acting abilities.

  4. rockie_EK THA TIGER

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    @ragingbull:

    We can answer you logically by asking did Jeetendra had 3 ATBB’s before this sudden and unexpected boom? NO
    But then there is no way we can explain things logically to RANTERS.
    So we choose to reply you like this ….

    Keep ranting … you have nthg else to do in life but sit and CRY … you cry baby. :P
    Go to mommy and cry .. she will probably calm you down …
    DUKHI AATMA … !

  5. rockie_EK THA TIGER

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    Abt Jeetendra’s movies between 79 to 84 … he clearly was SUPERSTAR in these years.

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    @ragingbull – and whose career did amitabh’s career in the period reflect? joy mukherji’s? (vs rajendra kumar’s silver jubillee run)

    @rockie – ye bachchan ke buddhe fans na, bas too much hain!

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    Interesting. Was Farz aur Kanoon really a blockbuster?

    If I remember correctly, it was with Himmatwala in 1983 that Jeetendra really came into his own. But his South remakes success mantra fizzled out in a couple of years.

    That was the time of the rise of Mithun Chakraborty, Anil Kapoor and a little later Sunny Deol and Govinda.

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    @shaludidi – sab kaam memory se hi karti ho kya? wat are records for?

    and how u guyz wish that salman success will fizzle out in 4-55 years. do u even realize in 4-5 years he wud have cerated a history of 30 years of atbbs, unmatched in the world cinema.

  9. ragingbull

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    “Go to mommy and cry .. she will probably calm you down …”

    Rockie – Please edit/delete this comment , I strongly suggest you to don’t get personal.

  10. ragingbull

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    & please don’t think that I can’t reply in the language you understand, I just don’t want to get into all this.

    I would suggest you to remove your comments & refrain from going personal in future.

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    @ragingbull – who is supposed to go to mommy and cry? nama to likho.

  12. Like or Dislike: Thumb up 4 Thumb down 0

    Well nothing to take away from Jitendra, he really had good time in these Years …. Kudos !! But Amitabh was unparalleled not only in terms of bigger box-office grosser and much bigger success, but also the impact with his Iconic roles and performances.

    Some sample :

    Trade guide verdict for Amitabh movies between 1980-1984(Only Clean Hits and Above) :

    1 Dostana Hit
    2 Naseeb Super Duper Hits
    3 Lawaaris Super Duper Hits
    4 Namak Halaal Super Hit
    5 Khud-Daar Hit
    6 Andha Kanoon Hit
    7 Coolie Super Duper Hits
    8 Sharaabi Hit

    Super Duper Hits 3
    Super Hits 1
    Hits 3
    Total 8

    Trade Guide Verdict for all movies between 1980-1984 :

    1980
    1 Dostana Hit
    2 Ram Balram Average
    3 Shaan Average
    1981
    4 Barsaat Ki EK Raat Above Average
    5 Naseeb Super Duper Hit
    6 Lawaaris Super Duper Hit
    7 Silsila Average
    8 Yaraana Above Average
    9 Kaalia Above Average
    1982
    10 Satte Pe Satta Above Average
    11 Bemisaal Average
    12 Desh Premi Above Average
    13 Namak Halaal Super Hit
    14 Khud-Daar Hit
    15 Shakti Average
    16 Nastik Above Average
    17 Mahaan Average
    18 Pukaar Average
    1983
    19 Andha Kanoon Hit
    20 Coolie Super Duper Hit
    21 Sharaabi Hit
    22 Inquilaab Average

    Total Hit/SuperHits/Super Duper Hits 8
    Total Average/Above Average 14
    Total Success 22

    Trade Guide Verdicts of all bachchan movies: http://bollybusiness.wordpress.....ash-pange/

    Unlike Jitendra, None of his movie was Heroine oriented .. and he was main driving force with his towering presence behind success of every movie. More than boxoffice .. His iconic roles in movies like Lawaaris, Naseeb, Kaalia, Coolie, Satte Pe Satta and Namak Halaal .. had ever lasting impact on bollywood.

  13. ragingbull

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    @danish – The post was directed towards me, isn’t it obvious!

    Debate & disagreement is fine but getting personal is something we should all avoid.

    I don’t even want to complain to mods, makes no sense to me if the other person can be civil & refrain from such comments in future.

  14. ragingbull

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    Back to topic.

    Salman is just going through a Jeetu like phase…..let’s see how long it last.

    Forget Bachchan, Jeetu is the benchmark for him!

    • dr.nick

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      well i dont know who the benchmark for salman is but i do know salman is a benchmark for everyone in the industry apart from amitabh bachchan

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    @yakuza – but jeetendra is almost double. and includes blockbusters.

    and most of bachcahn movies were two-three hero projects that takes away more credit than sharing it with one single heroine.

    for instance u cud say ppl came to watch asha becoz of jeetendra not reena roy as heros drag ppl to theaters but u cant say no one came to watch naseeb for shatrughan sinha and rishi kapoor.

    baaki icoinc roles ki to koi scientific definition hai nahin.

    i mean i am not such a big ‘LOL’ fan but i feel like saying it wen i read u say kaalia, naseeb and coolie are icoinc. coolie was much more cheap, mysoginyst masala than the worst salman film (shadi karke phans gaya yaar) the only thing that added some value to coolie was theme of social justice in a sub plot. rest was chepast masala possible. mard was off course worse.

    @ragingbull – but the post doesnt insult u personally, does it?

    or u mean mine or rockys comment?

    and kindly name 3 atbb’s of jeetu before that phase.

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      Double ? Can you see with open eyes ? Its reverse .. Amitabh has double.

      Amitabh had 22 success and Jitendra had 14 ..

      Amitabh had 3 Super Duper Hits And Jitendra had only 1(That too low grosser).

      And yes .. every one can felt what Iconic roles and performances were .. there is no definition require for this.

  16. Well-loved. Like or Dislike: Thumb up 5 Thumb down 0

    @Danish
    Those success of jitendra were of small magnitude. His blockbusters were also much smaller grosser than big b’s average.
    Even emraan hashmi had two blockbusters last year, one in heroine oriented movie tdp and another on his own murder2.
    But can u compare emraan’s these successes with sallu’s successes like bg and ready last year?
    Roiwise, emraan hashmi might stand a bigger star or equal to salman in a small period of time but there is huge gap in bo grosses and impact.

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    @yakuza – the magnitude was in proportion to their budgets. and u have put all the releases of bachchan as successes. bemisaal, nastik, mahaan pukaar etc were clear flops.

    the biggest hits of many years belonged to jeetu. even himmat wala vs coolie is debatable. many insist himmatwaala was bigger (definitely by shalu didi’s trending theoru himmatwalala was much bigger. but shalu did applies her theory on the basis of brand positioning and hence wont give jeetendra the advantage)

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      Verdicts are from Trade guide … Mahaan, Pukaar etc all recovered cost and even earned commission .. otherwise Jitendra’s Jeo aur jine do, Dharamkanta were also bigger flops. More details here …

      http://bollybusiness.wordpress.....ade-guide/

      And do you know budget of every movie ? yes .. Amitabh movies distribution prices were bigger because he was biggest superstar. But even grosses were much bigger .. and only magnitude of business decides who is bigger.

      And also consider the density and volume of Amitabh releases ..

      Namak Halaal and Desh Premi released in one week gap.

      Shaan, Ram Balram and Dostana all released in one month gap to each other.

      Similarly see the 9 releases in 1982 … which star in history of bollywood had 9 movies released in same year ??? Clearly you can imagine the overlaps of movies.

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    Shocked to see so many successes for Jeetuji. I always used to think he was a failure like his son.

  19. Like or Dislike: Thumb up 4 Thumb down 0

    I am amused at these arguments. I am als amzed how people dont realise it si not box office alone that determines star status. If it was so Rajendra Kumar Dharmendra and Jettendra would have been as bis stars as Dlip Kumar, Rajesh Khanna or Amitabh Bachchan. But they are not. Everyone knows it. Any amount of ranting on NG will not change that. Stardom is not decided by accountants.

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    Pyaare: I always used to think he was a failure like his son.

    Precisely my point. No one goes to Trade Guides to check collection figures. People judge a star by the films one leaves behind. And no one gives a damn fora film like Farz aur Kanoon even if some earnest bookkeeper write Blockbuster next to it. These tags have no meaning in the collective consciousness of filmgoers.

    Films like Deewar,Zanjeer, Don, Amar Akbar Anthony, Naseeb, Muqadar Ka Sikandar, Sholay or Aanand and Aradhana, or Golmaal and Bawarchi are iconic films. Never mind the box office. films like Aasaha, Fraz, Farz aur Kanoon are not.

    • dr.nick

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      bawarchi is not at all an iconic film.only a small %tage of urban educated guys know abt this.golmaal is somewhat known but no iconic.these are my childhood favourites nd are iconic for me personally but may not be for a larger percentage of ppl.whats the definition of iconic.being recalled by a handful of ppl nd media is definately not a criteria for this.the rest of the films u mentioned are all amitabhs the biggest ever superstar in indian cinema.

  21. ragingbull

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    You nailed it Utkal Jee !

  22. ragingbull

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    @Danish – It was indeed personal.

    On this whole ATBB thingy, well Jeetu’s combined impact & aura from all his hit movies doesn’t hold a candle to even some of the major flops of Amitabh.

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    what were the verdicts of Jeetendra’s fantasy movies like Haatim Tai?

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    Never knew Jeetu had a good run in 80s but unfortunately never heard or seen much of any of his south remake movies.

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    Dino: Again my point. These films are consigned to the dustbins of oblivion, for that is where they belong. Box office alone is no indicator of a film’s worth.

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    @yakuza – of the 9 films in 1982 only namak halal and khuddar were hits. and then u talk of hit ratio of salman khan.

    anyways no one is saying (at least me) that jeetendra was more succesful than amitabh. my point is media chooses to ignore some things and exaggerate other to suit its narrative, the same point i raised in the rajesh khanna post.

    otherwise amitabh, dilip kumar and salman khan definitely tie up for the top spot in 100 years history of bollywood. at least till this year’s end.

    @utkal – no one knows it. only u know that dharmendra was smaller than rajesh khanna!

    rejendra kumar, jeetendra are as big stars as rajesh khanna (bigger on some sacles) dharmendra is even bigger. if he (they) are not bigger than amitabh and dilip kumar, its becoz of the fact they have lesser hits than amitabh and dilip, of smaller magnitude and less footfall.

    apart from boxoffice there is no way to determine bigger/smaller star. yes u can make a list of ur own favourites where dharmendra is lower than rajesh khanna but that is wat wud actually qualify as ‘ranting on ng”.

    and as iconic as naseeb is, most kids of today’s generation have not even heard about it. and every 18 years will tell u the scene by scene story of jaani dushman. its all about how frequently a film is telecast on tv.

    take for instance laawaris, one of the bigger amitabh bachchan hit, at par with don, if not bigger. but ppl remeber don. the reamke, the media projection are the reason and so also televison telecast. may be praksah mehra’s family has not been able to starike many deals with tv channels and hence the amitabh films he made are rarely telecast (lawaris, khoon pasina, hera pheri, even the atbb muqaddar ka sikandar) does that mean mks was less of a classic than don?

    come on. dont mix media/tv projections with ‘memorable’.

    and how do u count the ppl who consider deewar a classic and not janai dushman? wat is the collective trp of jaani dushman over the last 5 years and deewar?

    now go compare.

    as soon as some channel strikes deals with j om praksah’s company, asha will be telecast as much and become as memorable. by the way how memorable is dostana, released in the same year as asha?

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      When you release 9 movies in a year, One Super Hit, One Hit and rest are success of various degree and NONE is flop .. this says all.

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      @Danish .. “anyways no one is saying (at least me) that jeetendra was more succesful than amitabh”

      Check this ..

      “it is very obvious that between 1980 and 1984 jeetendra was much ahead of amitabh bachchan ”

      http://www.naachgaana.com/2012.....ent-375401

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    danish: Take for instance laawaris, one of the bigger amitabh bachchan hit, at par with don, if not bigger. but ppl remeber don

    That precisely is the point. Never mind the reasons, which are beyond you to analyse. So don’t eve try. I can only tell you no deal with Praks Mehra’;s family is going to mkae Laawaris more memorable than Don or Deewar.

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    @yakuza – so u agree if u make more films then chances of faliures increase? yaad rakhna!

    yes yakuza, i am saying between 1980 and 1984, not overall. yes in that period he had more biggest hits of the year, bigger verdicts even as amitabh’s colossus movies consumed huge amounts of money.

    @utkal – in which case how has jaani dushman become so memorable?

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      That’s precisely the reason i am not interested debating you. You simply doesn’t make sense with ignorance about what was said in previous comment and just talk directionless.

      This is what i said above ..

      “When you release 9 movies in a year, One Super Hit, One Hit and rest are success of various degree and NONE is flop .. this says all.”

      So where comes failure ???

      And isn’t my first comment enough to prove who had bigger hits and grosses in this period ..

      I was right .. you simply can never talk sense and will always be useless.

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    @yakuza – by the way till yesterday u were saying that u will talk to me only wen i start making sense. so have i started making sense today? suddenly?

    ab dobara naaraaz na ho jaana. i just pointed out.

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    @yakuza – my definition of bigger neednot be same as the author of this post or urs for that matter. i am calling jeetendra bigger than amitabh on the basis of the fact that while amitabh gave big budget turkeys like shaan, great gambler, barsaat ki ek raat etc, jeetendra gave big ROI hits. overall jeetendra can never be bigger than amitabh but wasnt

    aasha (10 cr) bigger than dostana (9 cr)

    meri awaaz suno (13 cr) bigger than laawaris (12 cr)

    farz aur kanoon and himmatwal bigger on ROi thannamak halaal and coolie?

    tohfa and maqsad (9cr) bigger than sharbi (8 cr)

    now if amitabh does 20 films a year he may have some averages etc. even jeetendra’s less successful films like jeene doa nd dharmkanta were average. but who was on the top? who was above? who was below in the lsist.

    all data from single source boxofficeindia.com

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    @dr nick – itna logic samajh nahin aata intellectuals ko. inko lagta hai ki bas jo film inhe iconic lagi, wahi iconic hai. they cant even imagine the 6 years old haryana village guy in 1986 (who wud be 32 now) who went to cinema to watch nagina and its his fave film till date. becoz he cant access naachgaana and cant post articles in english. so his vote on iconic doesnt matter they think.

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    Is any of these movies worth downloading or buying? haven’t seen any of them. Saw Rishi Kapoor and Tina Munim’s Yeh Vaada Raha 2-3 months back. I suppose it too was a superhit at that time. I presume a lot of these Jeetendra movies from that time would of the same melodramatic and simplistic kind.

  33. hatsoff

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    Wow… Even i didn’t know about the consistent hits of Jetendra… Its twice as Rajesh Khanna’s 3 yrs

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