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What movie has the Indian actor Rajkumar starred in?
Raaj Kumar has starred in over 70 films in his career as a Hindi film actor. His first notable performance was in the Hindi film Rangeeli in the year 1952.
What is the best Hindi movie in 57th national film fastival?
"Paa" is the Best Feature Film in Hindi in 57th National Film Awards.
What is Dharmendra famous for?
Dhamrendra is a famous Hindi film actor. He has appeared in more than 247 Hindi-language films and is considered a living legend. At the peak of his career he was considered to be the most handsome actor in Bollywood.
What is the name of hero in the hero Hindi movie?
Jackie Shroff was the actor in the movie. He was in the Hindi movie HERO. The movie appeared in the year 1983.
I wnt Hindi film actor slman khan email address mobile nomber?
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Who is the top Actor at present in Indian Hindi film?
The actor at the top of Indian cinema is SRK if popularity is taken. If the content is taken, then it is Aamir Khan. It is due to his selected movies.
When was Brahmachari - Hindi film - created?
Brahmachari - Hindi film - was created in 1968.
Telugu film ghajini?
Ghajini is Aamir Khan's latest Hindi Film. It is originally a Tamil movie in which actor Surya and Asin acted. for more stills and movie news,visit www.FindNearYou.com
Who was the director of the film 'school'?
The director for the 1999 Hindi film "Shool" is E. Nivas. The film was released on November 5, 1999 and has a running time of 135 minutes. Shool has won the Filmfare Critic Award for Best Actor.
Who is the actor of the film anjaanaa anjaani?
Ranbir kapoor is the actor of the film
Which actor was originally chosen to play the role of 'Gabbar Singh' in the super hit Hindi film 'Sholay' before the role was offered to Amjad Khan?
Gulshan Grover
Which actor has won the most National Film Awards?
Mammooty (Malayalam), Kamal Hassan (Tamil) and Amitabh Bachhan (Hindi). All of them have got three awards each.
