Amitabh Bachchan

The best of Amitabh Bachchan (Hindi Movie songs)
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A collection of best songs from Amitabh's films. A must have for Amitabh fans.

Amitabh Bachchan Chronicles (Bollywood Songs)
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AMITABH BACHCHAN CHRONICLES 1. BANDA YEH AKS 2. TU MUJHE KABOOL KHUDA GAWAH 3. ROTHEY HUE MUQADDAR KA SIKANDAR 4. DE DE PYAR DE SHARAABI 5. SONA SONA MAJOR SAAB 6. MERE ANGANE LAAWARIS 7. MERE PAAS AAO MR. NATWARLAL 8. ACHCHA KAHO RAM BALRAM 9. EK KHABBAR AAYEE PYAR KI KAHANI 10. DIL JALON KA ZANJEER 11. TU MERE HO GAYA KHOON PASINA 12. PATAILE HUMKA LAL BAADSHAH 13. MOHABBAT BADE TRISHUL 14. KABKE BICHADE LAAWARIS 15. DIL TO HAIN MUQADDAR KA SIKANDAR 16. MANZILEN APNI SHARAABI 17. EK DIN HASANA BENAAM AMITABH BACHCHAN ROMANTIC 18. RUB KO YAAD KHUDA GAWAH 19. APNI TO JAISE LAAWARIS 20. RUBBA RUBBA AKS 21. ALIBABA MIL GAYA AGNEEPATH 22. YAARI HAI ZANJEER 23. HAMARE DESHWA MRITYUDAATA 24. DIL MERE TU SOORYAVANSHAM 25. KHOON PASINA KHOON PASINA 26. EK PATE KI BAAT PYAR KI KAHANI 27. MERE DOST KISSA DOSTANA 28. JISKA KOI LAAWARIS 29. BANI RAHE JODI KHOON PASINA 30. DHANOO KI AANKH LAL BAADSHAH 31. MERE DESH PREMIYON DESH PREMI 32. BANAKE KYON ZANJEER 33. BAHUT KHOOBSURAT DOSTANA AMITABH BACHCHAN COMEDY 34. JAHA CHAR YAAR SHARAABI 35. DILLAGINE DOSTANA 36. DEEWANE HAI ZANJEER 37. SALAME ISHQ MUQADDAR KA SIKANDAR 38. PARDESIYA MR. NATWARLAL 39. INTAHA HO GAYEE SHARAABI 40. O SAATHIRE MUQADDAR KA SIKANDAR AMITABH BACHCHAN ANGER 41. EK RASTAA RAM BALRAM 42. OONCHI OONCHI BATON MR. NATWARLAL 43. MUJHE NAULAKHAN SHARAABI 44. BANE CHAHE DUSHMAN DOSTANA 45. IN MAST NIGAHON KHUDA GAWAH 46. KOI HAI DIL LAL BAADSHAH 47. YAAR KI KHABBAR RAM BALRAM 48. KORE KORE SAPNEY SOORYAVANSHAM 49. GANPATI BAPPA AGNEEPATH 50. QAYAMAT HAI MR. NATWARLAL 51. KITNA AASAN HAI DOSTANA 52. CHALIYEE RE SOORYAVANSHAM 53. HAT JAOO MAROONGI AKS 54. TU NA JAA KHUDA GAWAH 55. PIPAL KE SOORYAVANSHAM 56. JALWA JALWA HINDUSTAN KI KASAM 57. AAJA GUBAON AKS

Shaan
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Shaan is a story of youthful adventure, love and romance and the incredible world of crime that can exist in a 20th Century no-man island. It is also a story of the splendour of human spirit of the triumph of Man's quest for justice and for law and order. Shiv Kumar (Sunil Dutt) is a brave and dedicated police officer who is assigned a special mission of putting an end to the activties of an arch criminal Shakaal (Kulbhushan Kharbanda). Shiv Kumar's main target is Shakaal - and Shakaal succeeds in trapping Shiv Kumar in his island for tress and liquidating him. The death of Shiv Kumar triggers of a complete change of personality in his brothers Vijay (Amitabh Bchchan) & Ravi (Shashi Kapoor) who, with the help of the information supplied by their friend Abdul (Mazharkhan), a destitute cripple. Vijay & Ravi, hunting for the evil genius Shakaal, are joined by another young man Rakesh (Shatrughan Sinha), who too has a personal score to settle with Shakaal.They all manage to reach the island and penetrate the impregnable fortress of the human monster. But the crime king Shakaal has more than one trick up his sleeve. He presses a hidden button which triggers off a chain of events and the battling against heavy odds. In the under water, the Battle Royal has begun.

Sarkar Raj - Amitabh Bachchan - DVD
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While 'Sarkar Raj' is the sequel to 'Sarkar,' which was based on 'The Godfather,' this film was not based on 'The Godfather Part II,' but there are still many allusions to it. In this sequel, the father, Sarkar (Amitabh Bachchan), is alive and well and calling the shots, but he's preparing to hand over the reins to his son, Shankar (Abhishek Bachchan), who's now deeply entrenched in the family business he once eschewed. As the story progresses, Shankar becomes less of a clear-cut surrogate for Michael and more of a curious amalgamation of all three Corleone brothers. Enter Anita (played by Abhishek's wife Aishwarya Rai)--and she's no compliant Kay, but tough and sharp, playing with the big boys in her power suits--Shankar's equal in every way. The characters are fascinating and the performances top-notch, but the plot--involving shady businessmen, corrupt politicians, and gangsters jockeying to build a lucrative power plant--is as dry as day-old toast. The end is somewhat redeeming, though, as the director leaves his characters in a shockingly different place than Coppola did in the second 'Godfather' installment. - The Bollywood Ticket: The American guide to Indian movies (Subscribe: The Bollywood Ticket)