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Chiranjeevi and Others Extend Financial Support to Gabbar Singh Fame Ramesh After Brain Stroke

Chiranjeevi and Others Extend Financial Support to Gabbar Singh Fame Ramesh After Brain Stroke

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Actor Ramesh, best known for his memorable role in Pawan Kalyan’s Gabbar Singh, recently suffered a severe brain stroke and is currently undergoing treatment at Apollo Hospital. As news of his health condition spread, members of the Telugu film industry have come forward to support the veteran actor and his family. According to TV9 Telugu, megastar Chiranjeevi has been in constant touch with the hospital to stay updated on Ramesh’s health. He has also extended financial assistance by handing over a cheque of Rs 3 lakh to the actor’s family. In addition, Chiranjeevi has assured the family of support in availing treatment under the state government’s health insurance scheme. His brother and actor-producer Naga Babu has also reportedly contributed Rs 2 lakh towards Ramesh’s medical expenses. Actor and publicist Vamshi Shekar later shared a photo of Chiranjeevi and Naga Babu presenting the cheques to Ramesh’s family. Gabbar Singh director Harish Shankar also visited Apollo Hospital to inquire about Ramesh’s health. He reportedly met the actor’s family and extended financial assistance during the difficult time. Ramesh …

Chiranjeevi, Naga Babu step in to help Gabbar Singh actor Ramesh after brain stroke with ₹5 lakh support

Chiranjeevi, Naga Babu step in to help Gabbar Singh actor Ramesh after brain stroke with ₹5 lakh support

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The Telugu film industry has united to stand by actor Ramesh, known for his role in Pawan Kalyan’s Gabbar Singh, following a severe brain stroke. Ramesh has been admitted to Apollo Hospital, where he is being treated, and his health is being monitored. When news of the actor’s medical condition reached the Mega family, Chiranjeevi and Naga Babu immediately extended financial help to him. Chiranjeevi and Naga Babu have extended support to Gabbar Singh actor Ramesh’s family after the actor suffered brain stroke, Chiranjeevi extends support to Ramesh’s family According to TV9 Telugu, Chiranjeevi has been in regular touch with Apollo Hospitals Dr Subba Reddy to know about the health condition of Ramesh. To help the family with their finances, the actor handed over a cheque worth ₹3 lakh to the family. In addition to the financial aid, Chiranjeevi provided assurance of support with the state government’s medical health insurance scheme. His brother, actor Naga Babu, also contributed to the family with a cheque consisting of ₹2 lakh, which made a total contribution of ₹5 …

Amjad Khan’s son Shadaab Khan shares how he reacted when he was told of his father’s death: ‘I hit the doctor’

Amjad Khan’s son Shadaab Khan shares how he reacted when he was told of his father’s death: ‘I hit the doctor’

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Veteran actor Amjad Khan, immortalised for his legendary portrayal of Gabbar Singh in Sholay, passed away following a massive heart attack in 1992, leaving behind a grieving family grappling with emotional turmoil and severe financial distress. Years later, his son Shadaab Khan candidly opened up about the aftermath of the actor’s death, recalling the chaos, uncertainty, and hardships that unfolded within their household after Amjad Khan was declared dead. Shadaab Khan opens up about how he reacted to his father’s death. Also Read | ₹1.27 crore: ‘God will take care of us’”>Amjad Khan’s widow refused underworld help to recover ₹1.27 crore: ‘God will take care of us’ In an interview with Vickey Lalwani, Shadaab Khan, who was just 18 years old at the time, revisited the traumatic day his father Amjad Khan passed away. Recalling the chaos and shock that engulfed the family, Shadaab revealed that a heated physical altercation broke out involving the doctor who had been called to examine his father. He also opened up about the financial crisis the family was left …

Amitabh Bachchan took charge during Amjad Khan’s near-fatal accident, Salim Khan paid for last rites | Bollywood News

Amitabh Bachchan took charge during Amjad Khan’s near-fatal accident, Salim Khan paid for last rites | Bollywood News

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The portrayal of Gabbar Singh by late actor Amjad Khan in Sholay remains one of the most iconic villain performances in Indian cinema. Actor Danny Denzongpa was originally signed to play Gabbar Singh in the film, but exited the role because of date issues. It was then that writers Salim Khan and Javed Akhtar recommended Amjad Khan for the part, a decision that redefined villains in Hindi cinema. But despite the massive success of Sholay, Amjad Khan never worked with Salim-Javed after the film. Now, Amjad Khan’s son Shadaab Khan has opened up about the complicated relationship and revealed how Salim Khan stood by the family after his father’s death. Speaking to journalist Vickey Lalwani, Shadaab admitted he never fully understood what had transpired between his father and Salim Khan before Amjad Khan’s death in 1992. However, he vividly remembers Salim Khan’s quiet support during the family’s most difficult time. Salim Khan paid for Amjad Khan’s last rites “I don’t know what happened between my father and Salim sahab before my father passed away. But …

‘You won’t get Hema Malini’: Ramesh Sippy on how he convinced Dharmendra to play Veeru | Bollywood News

‘You won’t get Hema Malini’: Ramesh Sippy on how he convinced Dharmendra to play Veeru | Bollywood News

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Filmmaker Ramesh Sippy, who helmed Bollywood’s most iconic film Sholay, recently shared several anecdotes from the making of the cult classic. The director admitted that late legendary actor Dharmendra, who played the role of Veeru in the film, initially wanted to play the negative role of Gabbar Singh–which was eventually portrayed by Amjad Khan. Ramesh Sippy revealed that he had to resort to a unique way to convince Dharmendra to play Veeru instead. Speaking to News18, Ramesh said, “When Dharmendra heard the whole script, he said, ‘My role is good, but the story is of Sanjeev Kumar. Should I not be playing Sanjeev Kumar?’ I told him, ‘Yes you can, it’s a good role, it is his story.’ Then he told me, ‘Amjad is so colourful, the way his character has been conceived, it is very engaging.’ I said, ‘Yes anyone would love to play Gabbar, but your role is for you. In the long run, you will feel that this role has gotten everything in it.” Ramesh added that he had to appeal to …

Sholay Re-Release X Review: Fans Call 4K Restoration One Of The ‘Biggest Entertainers’ | Bollywood News

Sholay Re-Release X Review: Fans Call 4K Restoration One Of The ‘Biggest Entertainers’ | Bollywood News

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Last Updated:December 13, 2025, 14:34 IST Sholay was re-released with the original, uncensored climax on December 12. Sholay The Final Cut is getting immense attention from moviegoers.(Photo Credit: X) Sholay: The Final Cut recently thrilled audiences with a theatrical re-release. After celebrating its 50th anniversary in August, the iconic 1975 classic returned to cinemas on December 12, rekindling nostalgia for fans. As the legendary action thriller lit up the big screen once again, social media was flooded with heartfelt reactions from viewers reliving the magic. Sholay was fully restored to a 4K print and re-released alongside its once-censored climax. Five decades ago, the villain Gabbar Singh (played by Amjad Khan) was ultimately arrested by the police to avoid the original violent ending. But in the original uncensored climax, Thakur Baldev Singh (portrayed by Sanjeev Kumar) was meant to kill him by kicking him onto a nail. ‘SHOLAY’ RETURNS TO CINEMAS ON 12 DEC 2025 – THIS TIME IN ITS UNCUT, ORIGINAL VERSION… Presenting the trailer of #Sholay: The Final Cut.Restored in 4K with Dolby 5.1, …

Sholay gets a fresh Censor nod amid dialogue row; exhibitors gear up for…

Sholay gets a fresh Censor nod amid dialogue row; exhibitors gear up for…

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Sholay gets a fresh Censor nod amid dialogue row; exhibitors gear up for… Home News and Gossip Sholay gets a fresh Censor nod amid dialogue row; exhibitors gear up for… Sholay received a new censor certification after the dialogue alteration happened. Meanwhile, exhibitors geared up three lengthy films in December. Bollywood’s iconic movie, Sholay, is set to be re-released in theatres on December 12 as Sholay – The Final Cut. The film will arrive with the original climax and two deleted scenes. The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) passed the iconic film with a U certificate after reviewing it on November 24. As reported by Bollywood Hungama, no cuts have been made in the latest version of the film, which includes additional scenes. With this, the total runtime of Sholay- The Final Cut is 209.05 minutes (3 hours, 29 minutes and 5 seconds), which is longer than the original version released in 1975. It was then around 3 …

THIS movie performed POORLY for first three days of…; emerged as a cult-classic; gave an ICONIC villain…; made on a budget of…; it is…

THIS movie performed POORLY for first three days of…; emerged as a cult-classic; gave an ICONIC villain…; made on a budget of…; it is…

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This movie made an impact In the continuously changing world of cinema, a lot of films continue to emerge and fade away. Yet, there are few which have redefined Indian cinema and created a profound and lasting impact. An example of this is a movie that came out in 1975 It was a cultural revolution This movie was not only a financial success but also a cultural revolution. It transformed storytelling, and cinema in India. Even 50 years after its release, it retains its status as a cult classic. It did not succeed for the first… The movie is cherished for its memorable dialogues, compelling storytelling, and iconic characters. What’s interesting is that when it was first released, this film garnered a very dull reaction. During the first three days, the movie did not succeed at the box office. It even caused concern among the creators. By the fourth day… According to the reports, the makers thought about editing the ending, and re-releasing the movie with a different conclusion. Yet fate had different intentions. By …

How much did Amitabh Bachchan, Dharmendra, Hema Malini EARN?

How much did Amitabh Bachchan, Dharmendra, Hema Malini EARN?

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Sholay – The Final Cut rerelease: How much did Amitabh Bachchan, Dharmendra, Hema Malini EARN? Home News and Gossip Sholay – The Final Cut rerelease: How much did Amitabh Bachchan, Dharmendra, Hema Malini EARN? Sholay The Final Cut, a fully restored 4K version of the original cult classic, is ready to be released soon in order to mark the 50th anniversary of the movie. Read ahead to know about how much the cast of the film earned when it was originally released. One of the most iconic films of the 70s, Sholay turned 50 years old this year. Though it had a slow box office in the beginning, it ended up being one of the most remembered movies. The dialogues of the film are still remembered even decades down the line. From “Kitne aadmi the?” to “Yeh haath mujhe de de, Thakur,” Sholay has made a space in the hearts and minds of people. From Mehbooba Mehbooba to Yeh …

10 Bollywood villain dialogues that make us love the bad guys

10 Bollywood villain dialogues that make us love the bad guys

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Indian cinema has produced a wealth of iconic films and characters that hold a unique spot in the hearts of fans. However, it is the beauty of the powerful performances paired with unforgettable villain dialogues that enhance these characters, making us either adore or despise them just by watching. We’ve compiled a list of some memorable villain dialogues in Hindi that fans love to celebrate.   10 villain dialogues from Bollywood movies that are unforgettable   1. “Kitne aadmi the?” – Gabbar Singh, Sholay   The list of villain dialogues has to begin with the OG anti-hero of Bollywood, Gabbar Singh. The wicked and dreaded gangster, played by Amjad Khan in the cult-classic Sholay, is a character that had everything iconic about him. When he utters one of his most famous dialogues, “Kitne aadmi the?” to his gang members, the fear on their faces speaks volumes about the terror Gabbar instills.   2. “K-K-K-K-K-K-K-Kirannn”- Rahul Mehra, Darr   One of the most loved villain dialogues in Hindi cinema is attributed to Shah Rukh Khan’s remarkable …