Humsaya

1968

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Joy Mukherjee, Mala Sinha, and Sharmila Tagore in Humsaya (1968)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA disgraced Indian air force officer impersonates a look-alike Chinese spy.A disgraced Indian air force officer impersonates a look-alike Chinese spy.A disgraced Indian air force officer impersonates a look-alike Chinese spy.

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Mala Sinha and Sharmila Tagore had a intense rivalry during the making of the film.

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Dil ki aawaaz bhi sun mere fasaane pe na ja
Sung by Mohammad Rafi
Lyrics by Shevan Rizvi

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4/10

Only in Bollywood

Only in Bollywood you can getaway with identical people from different countries. Basically the story involves around Joy Mukerjee's two characters. One is Chinese and the other Indian playing the espionage game. The story seems to be OK but the acting and characters are so wooden and you sit through three hours hoping that it will improve. Alas it does not. The Chinese character even has plastic surgery to look like the Indian, but it still was not convincing.

Mala Sinha who plays the wife the Chinese Character is good and compassionate as for Sharmila Tagore who was the love interest of the Indian Character is less convincing.

It's fine Bollywood churning out more movies than the world but 80% of them are pointless.