youtube spelunking: Rekha + Jeetendra
Also too easy - and I'm saving Sheshnaag for another time. This one is about 99% Rekha with just a dash of Jeetendra, but it's so disco fabulous that I don't care: blinking lights, sparkly outfits, pew pew laser sounds, and bubbles!
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"Aa Mein Gulbadan" from Locket (Ramesh Ahuja, 1988)
Based on the imdb plot summary, this movie sounds really fun - it's flat-out said in its title that a locket is important, and any fan of vintage masala knows that can't be a bad thing.
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"Aa Mein Gulbadan" from Locket (Ramesh Ahuja, 1988)
Based on the imdb plot summary, this movie sounds really fun - it's flat-out said in its title that a locket is important, and any fan of vintage masala knows that can't be a bad thing.
Comments
djash - I know, right? Bouncer was NOT paying attention. :) Rekha is seriously awesome in all ages - but yeah, in a very different way than Helen. Fortunately there's room for both of them!
Soumyaranjan - That's what I get from the plot summary I read. I love how there are so often lockets or tattoos or whatever in the 70s masala films that have long-lost family members - I think it's great someone went ahead and just named a film after that idea! :)