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Sangdil

film by Talwar [1952]
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    …together again in the popular Sangdil (1952; “Heartless”), a loose adaptation of Charlotte Brontë’s novel Jane Eyre, and in the drama Amar (1954; “Immortal”), which was not a commercial success.

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    …together again in the popular Sangdil (1952; “Heartless”), a loose adaptation of Charlotte Brontë’s novel Jane Eyre, and in the drama Amar (1954; “Immortal”), which was not a commercial success.

    Read More