Sholay's Bhojpuri version is titled 'Gabbar Singh'

Monday, February 18, 2008, 16:49 [IST]

Patna/New Delhi, Feb 18, 2008 : Such was the success of G.P. Sippy's, 'Sholay', a film about two reformed crooks who saved a village from a neurotic, foul-mouthed bandit, that it ran in theatres for years and arguably became the greatest Bollywood film ever made.

And now we have a Bhojpuri version of 'Sholay" titled 'Gabbar Singh" named after the infamous villain of the yesteryear blockbuster. Director Mahesh Pandey has adapted this popular film to contemporary tastes.

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