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Parinda:

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The movie is one of the most slickly made Bollywood movies, and you will not find the usual song and dance routine, but will instead welcome the songs and dances when they come - because you are so overwhelmed by the happenings onscreen.

Scenes to Note: Nana Patekar's fit when he sees fire and the climax where Jackie Shroff kills him by basically locking him up in a room full of fire. Another scene of note is where their friend, a police officer is shot at the Kabootar Khana, a place where pigeons are [url=http://www.lcdmo.com/hollister.php]hollister co france[/url] fed. Before you say that it is inspired from Quentin Tarantino, we guys didn't even know him back then.

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Scenes to Note: Scene where Dayavan first kills a police officer. Scene where his wife falls down from the balcony and the end sequence where Dayavan is killed by the mad son of the police officer he had killed as a young man.

Agneepath:

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