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    …Moment of Union Has Come”), Anupama (1966; “Incomparable”), and Phool Aur Patthar (1966; “Flower and Stone”) established him as one of Bollywood’s prominent stars. In 1968 he branched out from romances and dramas to thrillers with Shikar (“Hunt”) and Ankhen (“Eyes”), both of which were hits. In 1969 his role…

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    …Moment of Union Has Come”), Anupama (1966; “Incomparable”), and Phool Aur Patthar (1966; “Flower and Stone”) established him as one of Bollywood’s prominent stars. In 1968 he branched out from romances and dramas to thrillers with Shikar (“Hunt”) and Ankhen (“Eyes”), both of which were hits. In 1969 his role…

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