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Ashok Kumar

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Born: 13 Oct 1911, in Bhagalpur, Bihar, British India

Ashok Kumar is known for Love In Bombay(2013) ,Ankon Mein Tum Ho(1997) and Achena Atithe(1997).

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Love In Bombay

2013
Dir.ected by: Joy Mukherjee

2013

(Released)

Love In Bombay

Actor
Guest Appearance

1997

(Released)

Ankon Mein Tum Ho

Actor
Kapoor (Dadhu)

1997

(Released)

Achena Atithe

Actor

1996

(Released)

Return of Jewel Thief

Actor
Prince Arjun

1996

(Released)

Beqabu

Actor
(Special Appearance)

1996

(Released)

Dushman Duniya Ka

Actor
Doctor (Friendly Appearance)

1995

(Released)

Sajan Ka Dard

Actor

1995

(Released)

Mera Damad

Actor
Ajit Khanna

1995

(Released)

Jamala Ho Jamala

Actor

1994

(Released)

Yu Hi Kabhi

Actor
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Vachan, Ashok Kumar

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Vachan, Ashok Kumar

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Vachan, Devika Rani,Ashok Kumar

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Anjaan, Ashok Kumar,Devika Rani

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Anjaan, Devika Rani,Ashok Kumar
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Revisiting Bandini: Bimal Roy's most complete film with Hindi cinema's first independent woman

Bandini was the first Hindi film to depict the story of a woman imprisoned for a murder that she committed and confessed to without pleading for forgiveness or harbouring any sense of guilt. 

Jan 01 2019 — Shoma A Chatterji

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Revisiting Akbar Khan's medley of errors Haadsaa – Anniversary special

On the film's 35th anniversary today, we revisit the film and take a look at some of its prominent characters.

Sep 30 2018 — Anita Paikat

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80 years of Vachan: Never before seen photos from the Bombay Talkies period film

The film, which was released on 19 August 1938 at Bombay’s Roxy Talkies, was directed by Franz Osten.

Aug 19 2018 — Sonal Pandya

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Countering Hindu extremism through the message of harmony – Yash Chopra’s Dharmputra (1961)

Continuing our series on early Hindi films that explored the project of nation-building and of freedom, we look at Yash Chopra's Dharmputra (1961), a film that explored religious identity in the context of the struggle for India's independence.

Aug 16 2018 — Sukhpreet Kahlon
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