do you remember this??

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If you are a child of the 80s and grew up watching indian movies! Then guess what youtube is your best friend! who can forget KABHI KABHI or NAGIN


IF YOU LOVED THESE MOVIES LIKE I DID! LEAVE A COMMENT tell me about your favorite movie of all time

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LondonBuki said…
Hmmm... can't rmbr them oh and me I watched a million and one Indian movies (I am assuming these are Indian movies?).

Any links to Ghazab? - It was about twin brothers. One weak, One strong... Strong one died... Weak one lived... Strong one's spirit entered the weak one's in time of trouble and everyone was happy :-)
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TEMITAYO OMOLOLA said…
My favourite indian movies (sorry i have more than one)of all time are "The Promise" and "Amar Akbar Anthony" I love the promise for its lovely story line and songs and i like Amar Akbar Anthony 'cos it was so funny, hilarious sef.
I recently watched "Kuch Kuch" I love the story line for this one too and i love the songs too.I also watched a tragic one "Tere Nam" It's about lost hope and it was really funny. I would have liked indian films more but they're too long three whole cd's each haba thats too much.
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NaijaBloke said…
I used to luv indian movies way back then.My favourite was "Sholay".Dramendra and Amutab(hope thats the correct spelling ..had their dad's,forgot the name arms cut off and they were fighting for a chic..trying so hard to remember the movie.

Need to talk to "Bent out of shape" for the guy that sells these movies's address.

Then I actually liked "No 10" I think the indian name was smth like "Dostinumbere" ...wow the song is playing in my head now.Gaddam ...thank God I found my childhood when I did.

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