Ashok Kumar's Banned Film in 1950

[@devikateeluck6811]

Just watched this movie now great movie, you're right...? never saw ashok kumar in privios rolelike this, thanks for your inf... 🙏🙏🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@70mmwithRahoul]

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[@premlal22]

Nice presentation thx Rahul for uploading. Ashok kumar is my first fvt supar star of Bollywood no one can come to close him uptillnow in Bollywood.

[@asokde7640]

Ashok kumar is a institutions of Bollywood. Excellent actor and his pronunciation was very rich and clear. He was multi- talented educated person. Very good singer, very giod painter and a very good homeopathy doctor. I heard that he used to spend a lot of time visiting patients before going to the shooting. However, in my opinion, he was not properly evaluated. Thanks rahoul for this post..god bless you

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Thanks 😊

[@shaheenlunpe3802]

I had heard from my Dad that Ashok Kumar was very suave looking and well dressed and smart. Never thought about it, but recently saw His Mahal,, Kismet, Howrah Bridge, Ek SAAL. He dressed up well and did Superb Acting.

[@greevasingh2932]

First comments sir..... Ashok Kumar was first bollywood super star.....he was first method actor ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Yes... he was amazing.

[@rajashreebehera4059]

Yes he was first method actor....

[@padmanabhpadiyar6659]

An institution in natural , realistic yet very impressive acting. One of the greatest actor of all times but sadly under rated.

[@harsimarbhamra3175]

Yes, he was the first SuperStar of Indian cinema. He was the first man who introduced natural acting.

[@malatipradhan1051]

Unke jaisa versatile artist bahut kam aye. Sabse jiyada din woh safalta ke saath kam kiye hain industry mein. Unka Tallent ka bibidh roop tha. Woh bahut achhe insaan bhi the

[@70mmwithRahoul]

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[@parvezmalegamwalla6080]

Thank you for bringing such a beautiful era of Black & White Hindi Movies & the stories behind it's formation, & personalities associated with it, back to our minds.

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Welcome 🙏

[@anjuthaliath6925]

On one hand, much was talked about Dilip kumar and very little of Ashok kumar, on the other hand, Ashok kumar was reduced to a caricature by mimicry artists in 90s and thereafter... it used to make me upset because i was totally in love with him... i still remember watching his act in film Mahal and being captivated by his mesmerising eyes, the tilt of his eyebrow, the amusement in his smile..... i have always wanted to meet him.... even Dilip kumar, in his autobiography, has dedicated a complete chapter to Ashok kumar.... even now i keep watching any B n W film of his that i can get my hands on....my favourite Ashok kumar pair is with Nalini jaywant and Meena kumari....

[@geetaguru5742]

My favourite too.

[@padmanabhpadiyar6659]

He was an institution in natural acting.

[@geetaguru5742]

@@padmanabhpadiyar6659 definitely there was no one as good as him.

[@chahat-._.-]

Madhubala ji also........

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Happy to read your message 😊

[@anishtataria]

Wow..What an incident you have thrown light on. Most of us from the 70s remember Ashok Kumar as a character artist, and mostly remember him in tele serials like Humlog & Ramayana where he used to speak at the end of each epusode. He waa a superstar during his time. 1950 was a time where India was taking baby steps after independence. People had limited source of entertainment and bollywood was the only option for the masses. The politicians were also new in their fields, hence they could not think about the grey character that Ashok Kumar played in Sangram and so they decided to ban the movie so that the moral and the thought process of the masses does not get affected in the wrong manner. I would say that all, the government, the movie makers alongwith Ashok kumar were right in their own way. History will remember this one incident this film Sangram was withdrawn from cinemas after going house full for 16 weeks in a row. Loved this interesting podcast Rahoul... Awaiting the next one 🙂

[@Vohra01]

The First Real Superstar of Bollywood Ashok Kumar 👏

[@sreemoyeechatterjee4281]

Your stories of bollywood together with your presentation is simply amazing. I am truly at loss of words to express my feelings after I see any of your videos. All the very best to u.

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Thank you so much 😀

[@subhankarsen5662]

Interesting and unknown facts on bollywood famous actor Ashok Kumar. Beautiful story telling 👍🏽👌🏽👌🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@satyanweshi26]

@ Ashok dey , yes you are right in your opinion . Ashokkumar was under estimated and not properly evaluated .

[@anusheelawasthi5020]

Nanlini jayant was beautiful actress and beyond the imagination of her era . She was bold and bindaas. She worked with Amitabh Bachchan in film Nastik as his mother.

[@chandanishety8342]

Rahul sirree beautiful narration n confidence ashok Kumar had in his career salutes

[@pavantv4143]

When I saw ashok kumar, I thought he was an average hero of his time. But now I know how great he was in his time.

[@himanshupathak1310]

He was the biggest superstar of India from late 1930s to early 1950s, until the trio of Raj-Dilip-Dev made it big. His movies as a leading hero like 'Acchut Kanya', 'Bandhan', 'Jhoola', 'Naya Sansar', 'Kismet', 'Najma', 'Mahal', 'Sangram', 'Samadhi', 'Afsana', 'Parineeta', etc., all were superhits.

[@Karthiktravelworld18]

An era where hollywood style entered bollywood.Cigarette smoking gambling all hollywood style. There were bollywood actors and there are still actors who can play role of James Bond. Ashok kumar was one them. Very nicely presented Rahoul Sir. Keep rocking the world🌏 👍✌🍫❤😊

[@kishorelaishram3784]

Dev Anand style was copy from James Dean. , Amitai banchan don hairstyles was copy from elvis Presley ,

[@murthyiyer]

Since discovering your channel, I have been addicted to it. Congratulations on a great idea and a good job. I am a citizen of NZ of Indian origin and grew up on Dev Anand movies. Would you please give me insights into Dev, Vijay, and Chetan Anand's lives? Thank you Murthy

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Sure… and thanks for the compliment 🙏

[@fayyazmohammad4820]

رایول بھائی بڑے اتفاق کی بات ہے میں آج ہی اشوک کمار کی فلم سنگرام دیکھ رہا تھا کہ آپ نے اُسی فلم کے بارے میں بتایا یہ بہت ہی بڑا اتفاق ہے۔

[@prackritibhaargava854]

This is simply fantastic! I never knew this aspect of Ashok kumar the actor !! Your research is brilliant Rahoul

[@faith211085]

a True Legend in every way … had a chance meeting when I was a child around 6 or 7 years I was, for me He was always like a GrandFather 👴 to me..

[@geetaguru5742]

Pls share what kind of conversation you guys had.

[@faith211085]

@@geetaguru5742 don't remember exactly what i had , but only thing i remember a hug and touching his feet for Blessings & i had meet him with my grandfather ..

[@lyfisgud6984]

It's sad that even today Indian audience is not so mature. This "blind worshipping" of celebrities, politicians etc. is still there, perhaps the same,if not more! Imagine the helplessness of the actor who was asked to "restrict" his choice of roles nd constrict his acting skills just because he was influential 😞

[@bigbul5656]

Fantastic information of golden era of Indian film industry . Nowadays our heroes do all kinds of roles .

[@binayprasad387]

Like....406.....🙏♥️ Rare stories.....always from you sirji 🙏♥️ you are just amazing 👌🙏 great sharing 🙏♥️ God bless you 🙏♥️ keep it up 👌❤️ 🙏 zabardast

[@amitganguly6279]

Evergreen immortal with legendary Dadamoni🙏🙏🙏

[@linzybabu5609]

This is a rare peice of information sir. Ashokumar though never looked like a typical hero was a great actor indeed. Recently watched his old movie Gharana. So beautiful performance. And who can forget his Mamta and Mili movies. Just keep on updating us sir. Looking forward to your videos ..

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Thanks 🙏

[@hosagrar]

This movie is in you tube I enjoyed every frame indeed a masterpiece.❤❤❤

[@javedshinwari9696]

اشوک کمار کی پرانی فلم بھائی بھائی اور محل ، پشاور میں بہت پسند کی گئی تھی، جبکہ سنگرام فلم بھی عوام میں مقبول رہی ھے۔ دلیپ اور راجکپور کی فلمیں پشاور میں بڑے شوق کے ساتھ دیکھی جاتی تھیں۔ کیونکہ یہ فنکار اسی خطے سے تعلق رکھتے تھے۔ ویسے 1950 کی اس فلم کو انڈیا میں بین کر دیا گیا تھا ، وجہ سماجی اور اخلاقی اقدار فلمی کرداروں کی وجہ سے اثر معاشرے میں نیکی اور بدی کے ملے جلے رجحان فروغ پا جاتے ھیں۔ راہول کافی پرانا مگر دلچسپ فلمی واقعہ بتانے کا شکریہ ۔ جاوید اقبال شینواری پشاور KPK

[@CAP753]

The decision by govt was right.There was no one like him and no body would ever be after him .Even Dalip Kumar is at much lower ladder compared to him.He was the first Real Hero of Indian films.Even the so called first family of Indian films headed by Prithvi Raj Kapoor fades before the institution called Ashok Kumar.He was the morning star....The beginner of an Era.

[@greevasingh2932]

Ashok Kumar was first actor to use revolver in movie❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@sanjaykumarpuri4111]

Namaskar Rahul jee excellent 👌👏video regards from fiji 🇫🇯islands om shanti

[@binayprasad387]

Legendry Actor Sri ASHOK Kumar ji sat sat Naman aapko 🙏♥️

[@panditjidabral2366]

आप दुर्लभ जानकरियों का ख़ज़ाना हो राहुल जी , बड़ी दिलचस्प जानकारी दी आप ने , मज़ा आया अत्यन्त❤

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Shukriya aapka 🙏

[@PankajKumar-nh9wt]

He was a very versatile and Natural actor

[@shaheennawaz5390]

He was indeed an icon of hindi movies.. in my childhood i watch his numerous movies 🎬 and he was excellent in each role he played.. we indeed miss him as we miss our late grand parents..

[@zeds7866]

🔥🔥🔥🔥Amazing video. Great knowledge. Good insight. Priceless information. Love your videos. Keep them coming. Your subscribers are going up every single day.🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Thank you!

[@gulammustafa7490]

RAHOUL SAHAB SUPERB V.D.O 👍👌👌

[@anupacharya8731]

Thanks for sharing this information ❤️ Very nicely described 👍🎉

[@70mmwithRahoul]

welcome 😊

[@ayeshaafreen4285]

Ashok kumar sahab was a great actor.

[@vishwanathshetty4674]

Great it was unknown... Rahoul ... Thanks.. I have heard from Dilip Kumar he had told that Ashok Kumar was 1st Superstar in 40s not him he had told in one of the magzine interview.. Thanks for sharing this information. Can we see that movie now...?? It's available...?? Pls Guide.. Thanks...

[@70mmwithRahoul]

No idea my friend 🤷

[@zeeshanahmed6918]

Marvelous video rahoul saheb zaberdast.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@gotamjain6522]

Joordaar Video 👌👌👍👍

[@ajazkamil8342]

I think ban got lifted because I watched this movie at Broadway Srinagar Kashmir. A great movie . And yes it was written on billboard after 20 years it is again screened.

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Ok

[@atikashaikh7113]

Meena kumari ji ke ek radio interview mein maine unhe kehte hue suna tha ki woh Ashok Kumar saahab ko apna guru maanti theen! Morarji Desai ne 1947 mein Jugnu bhi bann ki thi. I don't understand if these films deserved to be banned, why where they passed by censor board in the first place?! Hit hone ke baad bann kyun kara.. Dono hi movies ko? Thanks for such brilliant videos 👍🏻💙

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Thank you so much

[@atikashaikh7113]

@@70mmwithRahoul big fan Sir.. Thanks to you 💙

[@lwnoronha]

Hi Rahoul , I can relate to everything you said in this episode. My admiration for Ashok Kumar has gone up today because he poked his fingers in the eyes of authority esp. when it comes to Morarji Desai, the Home Minister of Bombay, who had a bee in his bonnet when it came to social probity and even when it didn't. I haven't seen SANGRAM(1950) but this will be an incentive for me to watch it. I then will form my own judgement if Ashok Kumar and his film needed to be censured (not censored) by Morarji Desai's government I have a big problem when Big Brother interferes with society, especially in India, where they always seem to set their goons loose on films that they don't like, even when it contains nothing objectionable. I saw AANDHI(1975) a couple of days ago - i felt it was time I saw it again, because the last time I saw it was a very long time ago. I don't know what Indira Gandhi found objectionable about it. So what if it centered on her life, but it portrayed her in a positive light. What was the need to overreact? Your'e right, I never knew Ashok Kumar as a matinee idol - only as a very good character actor, but character actors in the old days used to be very good, anyway. Thank you sir.

[@himanshupathak1310]

Ashok Kumar was not just a character artist, he was the biggest superstar of India right from late 1930s to early 1950s, after that the trio of Raj-Dilip-Dev made it big in Hindi cinema. Ashok Kumar was senior to them, and his career spanned 60 years with over 300 films. 'Achhut Kanya' (1936) was his first hit. He played leading hero roles from 1936 to 1960. In fact, he was the highest paid actor of India in 1940s. He was probably the biggest filmstar of pre-independent India. 'Bandhan', 'Jhoola', 'Naya Sansar', 'Kismet', 'Najma', 'Mahal' , 'Sangram', 'Samadhi', 'Afsana' , 'Parineeta', 'Howrah Bridge', 'Ek Saal', etc., are his big hits as leading hero. From 1960s onwards, he started playing character roles. He played all kinds of characters, whether positive or negative. His character in 'Kanoon' also had grey shades, and he also played a surprise villain in 'Jewel Thief'. 'Aashirwaad' was his best performance ever, which won him both Filmfare & National awards for best actor. He brought many new talents in the film industry. He was a multitalented man. Not just a great actor, but he was also a classically trained singer. He had a great knowledge of medicines and astrology, together with being a great painter. Padma Bhushan & Dadasahab Phalke Award winner.

[@vijaytyagi6103]

Behtreen kisaa Rahoul Saab..

[@Khaaamoshh]

Salutes to Morarji Desai and the wisdom. Movie has influence on a youth's personality and psych,It could be Hero or Villain.

[@shamajuma9485]

Thanks to the advent of home videos in the 80's. Indian cinema had a surge of immense viewership. I remember Shaukeen 🤣🤣🤣

[@70mmwithRahoul]

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[@lalitkaushik3324]

List of superstar 1936 -1950 Ashok kumar 1948-1960 Devanand and rajkapoor 1960-1969 Shammi. Kapoor and rajender kumar 1969 -1973 Rajesh kahna 1973 -1990 Amitabh Bachan 1952-1965 Dilip kumar

[@gulammustafa7490]

RAHOUL SAHAB SUPERB V.D.O 👍👍👌👍

[@jayantpawar41]

Pl. upload movie - Sangram - 1950 , he played a villain in film Jewel thief - 1967

[@bhavesh8016]

Legend Ashok Kumar was the first superstar of Hindi cinema!!

[@70mmwithRahoul]

True

[@bhavesh8016]

@@70mmwithRahoul 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@venugopalrao3597]

How was SRK character in Darr an anti-hero or anti-establishment character. By your own definition an anti hero does some unlawful or wrong things but is good at heart and does it for some public good like fighting corruption. AB Yes . But SRK in the films you mentioned- No.

[@rohangupta2772]

First black and white SUPERSTAR of 40s and 50s ASHOK KUMAR..legend of India 🇮🇳

[@anilsood1688]

Very informative thanks

[@pallabbiswas2726]

In that case films like Deewar. Muqaddar Ka Sikandar, zanzeer, trishul, shakti, kaaliya etc should have been banned.

[@rajputanaraj2313]

Sir ji Sangraam film hai kya Utube pe

[@vibhorgupta1753]

Interesting! Mr Rahoul, you speak well.

[@70mmwithRahoul]

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[@etalors9830]

Fantastic info. Very good!!

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Thanks 🙏

[@arjunrawat4687]

🙏🏻very nice information sirji !!!🙏🏻🙏🏻👌👌👌👍👍

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Thank you Arjun

[@ganeshgarg8225]

Great information .

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Glad you liked it

[@seemaasif2567]

Interesting facts👍👍👍👍👍

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Thanks for watching

[@itzrajgoyal]

He was a Legend Himself

[@rajashreebehera4059]

Right

[@rikhavmehta1714]

Ashokkumar grey shade picture banned really Diwali dhamaka kyoki mere Hisab se bahut cum logo ko malum hoga.dada muni aap great thai kyoki reason given by you rahoul itself tell people follow his footsteps and playing grey shade made sarkar to banned this movie good one again rahoul

[@prakashsvlogs6339]

Very nice information Rahoul ji.Infact I have read a lot on Dadamoni knew about this film but you have given a bit more information on Ashok Sahab.Thanks for it.Pls read Sadat Hasan Manto 's Stars from Another Sky( it's titled Meena Bazar in Hindi translation) it contains brilliant article on Ashok Sahab.

[@70mmwithRahoul]

I have read 👍

[@ambershakeel4609]

Interesting story 👍

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Thanks madam

[@soumitra0505]

I find just now in youtube and downloading 😃❤️

[@hakimhawaldaarhakim4149]

Wow rahul sir you have wonderfull filmi khowlage 👍👍👍👍👍

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Thanks

[@punam964]

Nice information. Thanks.

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Welcome

[@surinderjitsingh8954]

Sir, how can I do character roles ???

[@Umesh1953]

Good information

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Thanks

[@dhiraj695]

All 3 brothers Ashok Kumar kishore kumar anoop kumar and even sons amit and sumit Kumar Are talented

[@keshavjishah3197]

👍👌🤷🙋‍♀️great 👌

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Thanks

[@rizwankhan-em8kn]

Love ur vdos..

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Thanks brother

[@pankajpandey2199]

Sir ye aap kaha se pata karte ho

[@munishgounder7837]

A very unique style of presentation

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Thanks a lot

[@soumitra0505]

Superb

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[@lwnoronha]

Sangram (1950) Hi Rahoul, I had promised that I would view SANGRAM(1950) and decide for myself why Home Minister Morarji Desai regarded this movie like a pebble in his shoe and whether it was an over-reaction. Lawrence ----- SANGRAM(1950) has the look of a noir film. I thought that I might have to psych myself to watch a Hindi film this old, but other than an old b/w print, it was an easy watch. This 72yo film puts some modern Bollywood films to shame. It’s a crime drama, which when combined with its age (especially its b/w color and certain quirks, might lead some people to suspect that it’s a noir film, and, more relevantly, that it’s an Indian noir film. That would have been a feather in its cap and would have enhanced its reputation, but, not all crime films are noir (French noir==black or dark) but it would have been nice if this one was, because Ashok Kumar plays a dapper, suave antihero. It’s the first time that I’m seeing AK as a hero, and not as a character actor, and he is good. He is charming, suave, debonair, who is shown two-timing two women, and frolicking with one - Nalini Jaywant - in a swimsuit, while the two are tubing on a lake. Tubing in 1950 in India!- whoever heard of such a thing! Usually old films depict poverty, hunger, misery. One of the women has on a pair of sharkskin slacks and blouse - an outfit that you’d see today. There’s a train fight appears like it could be happening in a film today. Ashok Kumar is not the usual “dudh ka dhoola hua“ hero, he is a hero who has gone “off the tracks”. Rajesh..Raju beta…yeh galti nahin yeh sangheen zurm hai…yeh tum ne kya kiya? … Kya wajah hai, kaun si aisi cheez thi, jisne tujhe is zurm par amada kiya?” That’s the type of dialogue you get. And no wailing or railing, no beating the breast, no over-sentimentality. It’s a fine example of sophisticated film making! As I keep watching in fascination, I have two thoughts in my mind, a) what is it that got the government so riled up about it, and b) why doesn’t Hindi Cinema make such films anymore? I had a similar reaction to KALA BAZAAR(1960). What happened to India and to Indian films? We have become a nation of cry babies and our films depict no imagination. They are cookie-cutter masala films. There were one or two (crime) films worthy of being compared to this film, KALA BAZAAR (1960) and GUNGA JAMUNA (1961). This movie was a box-office success with our parents and grandparents even though the film’s hero is an anti-hero. That’s the type of risk film-makers used to take in those days. Nowadays, film-makers lament that if they put this, or take that out, the audience will not like it. Rahoul is right. An antihero is a central character who lacks the characteristics an audience associates with a conventional hero. Antiheroes are ambiguous protagonists-complex characters who have a dark side. The government perhaps didn’t like the janta appreciating and liking antiheroes. They didn’t want independent thinkers in a newly freed nation that would question the official policy line. So, they banned the film, and in the process created a nation of conformists who toe the establishment line. I commend Ashok Kumar for having the gumption to play such a controversial character at the height of his popularity. This attribute is missing in our present day actors, who give in to societal pressure. There was one exception, Rajesh Khanna, in ITTEFAQ(1969). The climax of this film is a long drawn-out affair. I couldn’t predict how it would end. I don’t know if the last scene was forced on the film, as a pre-condition for releasing it. (Thank you, Rahoul for recommending the film.)

[@himanshupathak1310]

Your viewpoint is wonderful. Do watch the classic movies like 'Afsana' (1951), 'Kanoon' (1960) and 'Jewel Thief' (1967), you will love AK more. Ashok Kumar was the first anti-hero of the Indian cinema. His character in movie 'Kismet' (1943), was the first anti-hero of the Indian cinema, and his character was so much loved by the people that 'Kismet' broke all records and became the first all-time blockbuster of Indian cinema and also the first Indian movie to gross 1 crore. Ashok Kumar was the true trendsetter of Indian cinema. Making movies like 'Kismet' and 'Mahal' in that era, is itself a big achievement. I think Amitabh Bachchan's 'Shakti' was inspired by Ashok Kumar's 'Sangram'. Ashok Kumar was the most daring and courageous actor of his time. Even if we call him the greatest Indian actor ever, many would agree. From a young lover in 'Acchut Kanya' (1936) to an old grandfather in 'Aankhon Mein Tum Ho' (1998), he justified each & every role, in such a long illustrious career. In terms of longevity & versatility, no actor can compete with him. Dilip Kumar admired him, Dev Anand called him his inspiration, Shammi Kapoor considered him his idol, and a lot of many actors were influenced by AK. 'Acchut Kanya', 'Kismet', 'Nazma', 'Mahal', 'Sangram', 'Afsana', 'Parineeta', 'Howrah Bridge', 'Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi', 'Kanoon', 'Gumrah', 'Bandini', 'Meri Surat Teri Aankhon', 'Mere Mehboob', 'Grahasti', 'Rakhi', 'Mamta', 'Jewel Thief', 'Merhraban', 'Aashirwaad' (won both Filmfare & National awards for Best Actor), 'Purab Aur Paschim', 'Pakeezah', 'Victoria No. 203', 'Mili', 'Khatta Meetha', 'Choti Si Baat', 'Khubsoorat', 'Shaukeen', and the list is unending. IMO, he was an acting institution and bigger than any other greats like Dilip Kumar and Amitabh Bachchan.

[@navnitparmar3538]

👌kya aj ea film dekhne ko mileya gi

[@msrawat9041]

Very interesting

[@nalinigupta7989]

Grt job

[@nehatrivedi8135]

Abhi asi government hoti To India me crime kuchh kam hote🙂

[@AnilKumar-gd2eu]

Itni kahani hai dada muni sahaab ka tho hame patha nahi tha anyway we should accept Ashok Kumar sahaab for his allrounder permformances

[@prashantkholi]

Rahul plz make a video on shelved films of golden Era and of Amitabh like sanakht, tiger,deva etc..

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Would love to… hope I get enough material

[@ruffntuffchemistry3719]

Maine Lagbhag apke sabhi videos dekhe hain . All they are fantastic. Saare videos main apne black tshirt pehen rakhi hai. Aisa kyon ?

[@70mmwithRahoul]

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[@beingshivaay28]

I'll watch it today

[@soumyajitbhowmick3942]

Was it banned throughout India? Ashok Kumar was the smartest hero ( Hollywood type ) till date.

[@BlackcatBlackcat-tw2bo]

Rahul sahan raaj kumar sir pe ek video banao

[@FuShengYuanTaichiBlr]

The ban should be lifted and re-released

[@shakeelpandit1177]

Ashok Kumar is great actor

[@anandsunnassy734]

Great hero.

[@afsheenzafar5706]

When he was young

[@mitrarajib29]

Right ... but just the same government never thought a prime minister if behaved like a playboy, often finding romantic with other people's wives and girls or more than friends with them what kind of impact it would have on the ordinary people of the country ... or the concern was just for other people and not for The Prime Minister because may He never wanted anyone more influential than him ...

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[@javedsultan3535]

Yar ashok sahib kay saath zyadati ki gayee jab flim ka end sahee dhikaya gaya hay kay bura aadmi Mar jata hay buraee ko to akhir main khatam hojata hay flim ko ban naheen hona chahehay thaa yeh Dada muni kay saath na insaafi thee

[@sanjueuphonious]

why that film is not being released again now....there is no problem now a days

[@70mmwithRahoul]

No idea 🤷‍♂️

[@maheshthoriya7515]

👍👍👍👍

[@hakimhawaldaarhakim4149]

Sir aapke pass itna old collection kese

[@70mmwithRahoul]

Shauq hai

[@sadikebrahimebrahim]

👍🙋

[@afsheenzafar5706]

Ma na un ki first film bhi dekhi ha