Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Aankhen

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Jun 28, 2012, 8:46:59 PM (12 years ago)

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Trupti

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+'''Aankhen'''
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+1993 177’ col/scope Hindi
+d David Dhawan pc Chiragdeep International
+p Pahlaj Nihalani s Anees Bazmee lyr Indivar
+c Siba Mishra m Bappi Lahiri
+lp Govinda, Chunkey Pandey, Raj Babbar,
+Shilpa Shirodkar, Rageshwari, Ritu Shivpuri,
+Kadar Khan, Sadashiv Amrapurkar, Bindu,
+Shakti Kapoor, Gulshan Grover, Dina Pathak
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+
+Munnu and Bunnu (Govinda, Pandey) form a
+slapstick comedy duo as the wayward sons of
+the jeweller Hasmukh (Khan). They become
+entangled in a plot to create via plastic surgery
+a double for the Chief Minister (Babbar in a
+dual role) in order to arrange the release of the
+criminal Natwar Shyam (Grover). The first half
+of the film consists solely of the duo’s antics as
+they fall for Priya and Ritu (Rageshwari,
+Shivpuri). In the second half, Munnu is
+abducted by the criminals and loses his
+memory, whereupon the film produces two
+more character doubles, Hasmukh’s long-lost
+twin (Khan again) and his son Gaurishankar
+(Govinda again). Gaurishankar is wrongly
+kidnapped along with his father and
+grandmother (Pathak), and eventually the two
+brothers, aided by a wayward policeman,
+Pyare (Amrapurkar), get the criminals. The film
+continued the enormous 90s success of
+lowbrow, rapidly cut action musicals with
+strident soundtracks featuring Govinda.
+However, the film’s main feature is that it
+seems to be in the grip of a compulsion to
+repeat, obsessively doubling its characters.
+
+[[Film]]