She was a mother. She lost her child in the sands of a desert. When she found him, she couldn’t claim him as her own son. For fear she might be forced to reveal his identity, she cut off her tongue.
He was lover. But when duty called, he had to escort his own beloved to the gallows. For he knew love becomes immortal when duty is fulfilled.
She was a rebel. She struck her enemies with the force of lightning. But she fell in love with the handsome soldier sworn to subdue her.
[From the official press booklet]
Released in 1986, Jaanbaaz remains one of the most stylish and ambitious films of 1980s Hindi cinema. Produced and directed by Feroz Khan, the film blended family drama, romance, action, and crime within a visually lavis...
View on Facebook
Mumtaz Shanti remains one of the most luminous stars of 1940s Indian cinema and is often remembered as Hindi cinema’s first true female superstar. Celebrating her birth centenary is an occasion to revisit the extraordina...
View on Facebook
See posts, photos and more on Facebook.
View on Facebook
.JPG)
.jpg)
