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Book review: I am villain; Wikipedia books for Bollywood villains

'I am Khalnayak' is a book written on the villains of Hindi cinema. This book also provides information about hundred villains with a history of 100 years of Hindi cinema. You can recognize such villains on screen, but they do not know where to get information.

Hero is not a villain, I am a great sinner. I ... This song from the movie 'Khalnayak', filmed on Sanjay Dutt, does not glorify the villains, but imagine what would happen if there were no villains in the movies? If a star in Bollywood becomes a star, superstar or mega star, that's why he gets spectacular villains. Obviously villainy has its own hydrodyma. The book, 'I am Khalnayak' by the journalist Fazle Gufran, is a book written on these artists of Hindi cinema.

Starting with the history of Hindi cinema this book tells about the introduction of villains, their remuneration, tales, conflicts etc. This book also provides information about hundred villains with a history of 100 years of Hindi cinema. You can recognize such villains on screen, but they do not know where to get information. The special thing is that in this, there is a mention of those small villains, who are often seen in the form of the main villain's henchmen, pawns, hanger, gang member or recovery collector, along with the famous villains who have equated Hero with equality. But they are not remembered.

This book also talks about the period of cinema at the excuse of villains, when the character played on the screen was considered to be a fake, hence the hero would be able to become a God-goddess and worship him. But the character played on the screen in the part of the villain only used to get rid of abuse. This was the time when people used to play a negative role in the real life as a bad person. Actor Ranjit and Shakti Kapoor have suffered this pain for a long time. Shakti Kapoor's daughter and best actor Shraddha Kapoor is still teased by saying 'Au' in many TV shows.

This book seems to be a memorable journey of a perfect conversation with many artists, in which a person speaks from within them, which perhaps no one has ever bothered to hear. Talks about actor Raza Murad are astonishing, enthusiasm and hope are seen in Sonu Sood's talk. Veteran actor Prem Chopra talks freely about himself and the villagers of the current round, then Mukesh Rishi tells about the pran and Ajit involved in the great actors of villainy and character characters.

The book discusses both private and commercial things of the new generation villains. Pran Sah, Prem Chopra, Ajit, Jeevan, Prem Nath, Madan Puri, Amrish Puri, Amjad Khan, Danny, Anupam Kher, Gulshan Grover, Shakti Kapoor, Kabir Bedi, Goga Kapoor, Sonu Sood, Rahul Dev, Ashutosh Rana and Prakash Raj There are interesting information about, etc., on the other hand N. Interesting details of Singh, Kanhaiyalal, BM Vyas, Kamal Kapoor, Sheikh Mukhtar, Dev Kumar, Anwar Hussein, Ram Narayan Tiwari, Chandra Mohan etc. are included.

In this book, there is a mention of many villains including Babu Cristo, Mohan Agashe, Shari Mohan, Sudhir, Mike Mohan, Mahesh Anand, Joginder, Tej Sapru, Janaki Das, Ramesh Deo. Apart from these, the book also mentions big artists who played the villain on the big screen. Such people include Shahrukh Khan, John Abraham, Aamir Khan, Sonu Sood, Vivek Oberoi, Ajay Devgan, Akshay Kumar, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Ranvir Singh and many more.

But this book is skeptical of the villains. There are barely 10 villains in the book of Fazle Gufran, in which the story of 1940's villain Kuldeep Kaur, with the inadvertent tales of villains like Nadira, Shashikala, Lalita Panwar, Helen and Point, is also included in the story that when she splits How did the car run alone from Lahore to Bombay, traveling to Delhi?

Regardless, its book does not seem to be judged with villains. While there was no such thing that a Bollywood movie could not be completed without her performance. The importance of the negative roles of women's villains in the cinema can also be understood that the heroes from old age to modern times have also played such role. These include Hema Malini, Jeetat Aman, Parveen Babu, Mahi Gill, Kalki Koechlin, Priyanka Chopra, Vidya Balan, Kajol and Richa Chadha.

Like every book, there are some goodies in this book too. The beginning is good. As long as the old-time villains speak of Prana, Amrish Puri, Amjad Khan, everything goes well, but after that the things get very fast. Fajle starts dropping a lot in the affair to give a lot. Incredibly interesting and interesting information, with gradually reduced words, it gradually falls in the figures filled with dates and events.

It seems that all the villains of the contemporary era and the things related to them, the knowledge of the knowledge of the fuzzley Gufran make it a bit wikipedia. The way in which he started it, he could divide it into two sections. But they did not do this. The authors and publishers call this book as a textbook for cine stars as well as for cinema students. They have also been successful in this endeavor. This book has its own importance as a document in terms of facts and information.

BOOK: I am Khalnayak

Author: Fazle Gufran

Publisher: Yash Publications

Price: Rs 399

Page number: 352