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film by Gulzar [1972]
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    films—Parichay (1972; “Introduction”), Koshish (1972; “Effort”), Aandhi (1975; “Storm”), and Mausam (1975; “Season”)—and brought a gravitas far beyond his actual years to his performances. Gulzar also cast Kumar in the light-hearted Angoor, based on Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors. Kumar played a

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    films—Parichay (1972; “Introduction”), Koshish (1972; “Effort”), Aandhi (1975; “Storm”), and Mausam (1975; “Season”)—and brought a gravitas far beyond his actual years to his performances. Gulzar also cast Kumar in the light-hearted Angoor, based on Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors. Kumar played a

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