Jai-Vijay

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When the rulers of Malwa, Pushpapuri and Paanchal find out that their respective kingdoms are under attack by Jung forces, they consolidate their wealth, hide it underground, surrounded by 3... Read allWhen the rulers of Malwa, Pushpapuri and Paanchal find out that their respective kingdoms are under attack by Jung forces, they consolidate their wealth, hide it underground, surrounded by 3 statutes of Hindu Deities, hide it's location in 3 different necklaces, which are then ha... Read allWhen the rulers of Malwa, Pushpapuri and Paanchal find out that their respective kingdoms are under attack by Jung forces, they consolidate their wealth, hide it underground, surrounded by 3 statutes of Hindu Deities, hide it's location in 3 different necklaces, which are then handed over from generation to generation of their respective queens. 200 years later Shamsh... Read all

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5.2/10

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Bindiya Goswami stated that the shooting of the film went smoothly except 1 incident. Bindiya was shooting for a song she kept making mistakes. Dance choreographer Kamal got angry and used uncalled for abusive language. She felt he used bad language because Bindiya was junior to Reena Roy. Bindiya left the sets in tears due to this. Prem Kishen and Paintal saw this and also got very angry. They also staged a walk out and refused to shoot until Kamal apologized to Bindiya in front of the film unit .

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Edited into Om Shanti Om (2007)

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Mata Bhavani
Music by Rajesh Roshan
Lyrics by Majrooh Sultanpuri

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7/10

An engrossing fantasy-period epic

Decades ago, three kingdoms hid their wealth in a secret location and left clues in three necklaces. In the search for this treasure, two long-lost brothers unknowingly come together.

This colourful fantasy-period actioner moves at a good pace, is quite engrossing, and has a very inventive storyline, though this was a remake of a Telugu film. The two title heroes are Jeetendra and Prem Kishan ( son of Prem Nath); the former is great, and Kishan is ok, though it feels like he's reading from an autocue and lacks charisma. Though the title suggests that the two heroes take the main slice of the film, various characters are given ample time in the plot. The ending is a bit fantastical, but there's a great sword fight between Jeetendra and the villainous Roopesh kumar, who meets a grisly end.