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Directed by Rajiv Mehra. With Naseeruddin Shah, Shah Rukh Khan, Urmila Matondkar, Malvika Tiwari.

Tridev (transl. Trinity) is a 1989 Indian action thriller film directed by Rajiv Rai. It stars Jackie Shroff, Sunny Deol, Naseeruddin Shah, Madhuri Dixit, Sangeeta Bijlani and Sonam Khan

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Mansoor and Sarmad are two successful singers from Lahore. Sarmad eventually gets influenced by an Islamic activist Maulana Tahiri, as he begins to practice Islamic way of living and gives up his music career as it is considered "haram" by the Islamic community. Maryam (Mary), a westernised British Pakistani girl, falls in love with Dave from the British community. However this displeases her father, who is hypocritical, despite himself being in a live-in relationship with a British woman. Meanwhile, Mary's father plans to take her for a trip to Pakistan to meet Sarmad and Mansoor. While touring FATA, she gets deceived by her father to marry her cousin, Sarmad. Mary is forcefully married off to him and abandoned in their household. In an escape attempt, Mary tries to run from the village but gets caught by Sarmad. He eventually consummates their marriage by force as a sort of punishment so that Mary would not escape again. Shaan - Mansoor Fawad Khan - Sarmad Iman Ali - Maryam (Mary) Naseeruddin Shah - Maulana Wali (Special Appearance) Naeem Tahir - Mansoor's father Rasheed Naz - Maulana Tahiri Hameed Sheikh - Sher Shah Humayun Kazmi - Mary's father Austin Marie Sayre - Janie Simi Raheel - Mansoor's mother

Mansoor and Sarmad are two successful singers from Lahore. Sarmad eventually gets influenced by an Islamic activist Maulana Tahiri, as he begins to practice Islamic way of living and gives up his music career as it is considered "haram" by the Islamic community. Maryam (Mary), a westernised British Pakistani girl, falls in love with Dave from the British community. However this displeases her father, who is hypocritical, despite himself being in a live-in relationship with a British woman. Meanwhile, Mary's father plans to take her for a trip to Pakistan to meet Sarmad and Mansoor. While touring FATA, she gets deceived by her father to marry her cousin, Sarmad. Mary is forcefully married off to him and abandoned in their household. In an escape attempt, Mary tries to run from the village but gets caught by Sarmad. He eventually consummates their marriage by force as a sort of punishment so that Mary would not escape again. Shaan - Mansoor Fawad Khan - Sarmad Iman Ali - Maryam (Mary) Naseeruddin Shah - Maulana Wali (Special Appearance) Naeem Tahir - Mansoor's father Rasheed Naz - Maulana Tahiri Hameed Sheikh - Sher Shah Humayun Kazmi - Mary's father Austin Marie Sayre - Janie Simi Raheel - Mansoor's mother

Mansoor and Sarmad are two successful singers from Lahore. Sarmad eventually gets influenced by an Islamic activist Maulana Tahiri, as he begins to practice Islamic way of living and gives up his music career as it is considered "haram" by the Islamic community. Maryam (Mary), a westernised British Pakistani girl, falls in love with Dave from the British community. However this displeases her father, who is hypocritical, despite himself being in a live-in relationship with a British woman. Meanwhile, Mary's father plans to take her for a trip to Pakistan to meet Sarmad and Mansoor. While touring FATA, she gets deceived by her father to marry her cousin, Sarmad. Mary is forcefully married off to him and abandoned in their household. In an escape attempt, Mary tries to run from the village but gets caught by Sarmad. He eventually consummates their marriage by force as a sort of punishment so that Mary would not escape again. Shaan - Mansoor Fawad Khan - Sarmad Iman Ali - Maryam (Mary) Naseeruddin Shah - Maulana Wali (Special Appearance) Naeem Tahir - Mansoor's father Rasheed Naz - Maulana Tahiri Hameed Sheikh - Sher Shah Humayun Kazmi - Mary's father Austin Marie Sayre - Janie Simi Raheel - Mansoor's mother

Mansoor and Sarmad are two successful singers from Lahore. Sarmad eventually gets influenced by an Islamic activist Maulana Tahiri, as he begins to practice Islamic way of living and gives up his music career as it is considered "haram" by the Islamic community. Maryam (Mary), a westernised British Pakistani girl, falls in love with Dave from the British community. However this displeases her father, who is hypocritical, despite himself being in a live-in relationship with a British woman. Meanwhile, Mary's father plans to take her for a trip to Pakistan to meet Sarmad and Mansoor. While touring FATA, she gets deceived by her father to marry her cousin, Sarmad. Mary is forcefully married off to him and abandoned in their household. In an escape attempt, Mary tries to run from the village but gets caught by Sarmad. He eventually consummates their marriage by force as a sort of punishment so that Mary would not escape again. Shaan - Mansoor Fawad Khan - Sarmad Iman Ali - Maryam (Mary) Naseeruddin Shah - Maulana Wali (Special Appearance) Naeem Tahir - Mansoor's father Rasheed Naz - Maulana Tahiri Hameed Sheikh - Sher Shah Humayun Kazmi - Mary's father Austin Marie Sayre - Janie Simi Raheel - Mansoor's mother

Actors Sultan Rahi, Salma Agha, Javed Sheikh, Firdous, Humayun Qureshi, Talish Director(s) Daud Butt Producer(s) Farooque Malik (aslo screenplay) Writer(s) Syed Noor (dialogs: Saeed Sahili) Musician(s) M. Ashraf Poet(s) Qateel Shafai, Masroor Anwar, Waris Ludhyanvi, Kahawaja Parvez Singer(s) Salma Agha, Mehdi Hassan, Ghulam Abbas, A. Nayyar Camera Naseeruddin

The story is set in a remote village in Gujarat. Menfolk here, like in many other villages across India go to the cities to work, leaving behind their families.[4] Mansukh (Naseeruddin Shah) after working for a long time in Dubai, returns to his native village. This is the village where all the men have gone to work in the cities. The lonely women of the village are all excited with the arrival of Mansukh and many are after him. Especially Sukhi (Neena Gupta) and Reema Lagoo. Taku (Hema Malini) wife of Amarji (Vinod Khanna) is a woman with an attitude. She is an independent and strong women who is different from the group. Mansukh becomes interested in her and he goes after her. After his persistent attempts he succeeds & they start having a relationship. After a while Mansukh leaves the village. The women Sukhi and Taku later find out that they are both pregnant. How they deal with their pregnancies is the movie. This is a staggering movie that shakes some of the fundamental rules of Indian society. It talks about equal opportunity to females on all aspects. Vinod Khanna : Amar Ji Hema Malini : Taku Naseeruddin Shah : Mansukh Neena Gupta : Sukkhi Ila Arun : Jhumku Harish Patel : Narrator/Raoji Bhai (Postman) Mohan Agashe : Roop Ji Reema Lagoo : Mother of 2 Boys Aditya Lakhia: Sangeeta Naik : Special Appearance Pallavi Joshi : Special Appearance Hilla Sethna : Special Appearance Robin Gupta : Special Appearance Aditya Bhattacharya : Special Appearance

Naseeruddin Shah stirred a huge controversy recently, when he referred to Rajesh Khanna as a ‘mediocre actor’. The comment evoked an almost immediate backlash from Twinkle Khanna, and Naseer sahab apologised profusely. A short while ago, Salim Khan stoked the controversy once again, with a series of tweets.

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3 Deewarein (3 Walls) is a 2003 Hindi film written, directed and co-starred by Nagesh Kukunoor. Jackie Shroff, Juhi Chawla, Naseeruddin Shah and Gulshan Grover form the rest of the cast. The film narrates the story of three prisoners and a documentary filmmaker who, while filming their reformation story in the prison, finds redemption with her own troubled marriage

Desi-Box got the chance to get up and close with the man who’s a living legend Aamir Khan. The man known as Mr. Perfectionist in Bollywood has been busy in London promoting his latest production Peepli Live. Peepli Live is directed by Anusha Rizvi and features Omkar Das Manikpuri as well as Naseeruddin Shah, Raghubir Yadav, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Shalini Vatsa and Malaika Shenoy along with a number of newcomers. The movie has been well received by critics and fans and if you don’t know already it has been selected as India’s entry to the Oscars so who knows it may also have the Slum Dog Millionaire affect on Hollywood. Apart from the movie we knew allot of people wanted to ask some all important questions like Sharukh Khan as well as his reaction to Salman Khan’s Dabangg. Also all you tweeters and facebook users who did send us a question don’t worry we did ask a selected few so watch the full interview below and see if your question was asked.

Shot on the location in a Musheerabad jail in South India, this film is a story of three prisoners; a small time crook Ishaan Mirza (Naseeruddin Shah), a lawyer Jagdish Prasad (Jackie Shorff), and a young guy Musooniri Nagender Babu (Nagesh Kukunoor), who are awaiting execution of their death sentence. While Naagya is an innocent who is tortured to confess the crime of murder he never committed, Ishaan has killed a pregnant woman unintentionally and Jagdish has intentionally killed his wife (Sujata Mehta) as she was to ditch him for her lover. Life was a dull routine for them in the prison until Chandrika (Juhi Chawla) starts researching within the walls for her short film.

Take a first look at the upcoming movie Barah Aana. A real life comedy, the movie has been endorsed by Aamir Khan and has incredible performances by Naseeruddin Shah & Vijay Raaz.

Rajaram P. Joshi (Naseeruddin Shah) is a middle-class Clerk living in a chawl in Bombay. He is secretly in love with his neighbor...

AMAL was chosen as one of the elite CANADA's TOP 10 FILMS in 2007. Its about a kind rickshaw driver (Rupinder Nagra) in New Delhi who one day meets an old, rich eccentric dude (Naseeruddin Shah) who is disillusioned with people and his family and happens to meet this rickshaw driver who is just a very good person. After their chance meeting, their lives are both changed. And then some twists that you don't expect. "Sometimes the poorest of men can be the richest" Great story and not just your run of the mill tale.

A superb movie directed by Shekhar Kapoor with Naseeruddin Shah, Shabana Azmi, Jugal & Urmila acted backed up by awesome music by the great RD.. Do njoy...!

Cast: Hrithik Roshan, Naseeruddin Shah, Priyanka Chopra, Rekha Music Director: Rajesh Roshan Director: Rakesh Roshan Producer: Rakesh Roshan Lyrics: Javed Akhtar Year: 2006

Aakrosh is perhaps the only movie after Sholey in which everything just is perfect. All actors are completely immersed in their roles. Unfortunately, in bollywood such movies don't get recognized and are often forgotten quickly. Although, Aakrosh managed to get 6 awards in film fare but that was it. TO my understanding Aakrosh is brilliantly directed movie. Naseeruddin's acting was in particular very impressive, but I do not discount other minor/major actors-they were are all perfect. Watch a distrust in the law at a tribal's face (Om Puri), watch a frustration of young idealist lawyer (Naseer), watch a confidence on seasoned lawyer (Ambrish Puri), watch a pain on destitute father and a sister. The movie ends in a very realistic manner and with a great message: in the land of law the truth is only what can be supported by evidence--rest are all lies or just words. Aakrosh has a only three songs and see the real street corner nautanki dance (Tu Aisa Mard...)--brilliantly done.

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