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Release Date:
September 16, 1978
Original Title:
Amar Shakti
Genres:
Action | Adventure | Comedy
Production Companies:
A.K. Movies
Production Countries:
India
Ratings / Certifications:
IN: U
In order to take over the kingdom, Shamsher Singh and Nahar Singh kill Yuvraj Gopal Singh and his wife, Roopa. The news of these deaths shocks the Maharaj who becomes seriously ill, but instead of treating him, the duo, with the help of the Hakim, poison him. They also believe that the heirs of this Kingdom, two young boys, Bada and Chhota Kumar, are also dead - paving the way for Shamsher to crown himself king. Years later Shamsher is still king, and has a daughter, Sunita, who he wants to get married to Kunver Ranjit Narayan Singh of Kishanganj. Shamsher does not know that the Bada and Chhota Kumars are still alive, while Shakti was taken in by a tribe of gypsies, Amar lives with his palace nanny, Leela, and believes she is his mother. The two princes will meet soon, not as friends and brothers though, but as enemies.
Art Direction:
Maharudra Shetty
Associate Producer:
H.A. Nadiadwala
Choreographer:
Hiralal B.
P.L. Raj
Costume Design:
Mani J. Rabadi
Dialogue:
Rahi Masoom Raza
Director:
Harmesh Malhotra
Director of Photography:
V Durga Prasad
Editor:
Mangal Mistry
Govind Jakhia
Fight Choreographer:
A Mansoor
Lyricist:
Anand Bakshi
Makeup Artist:
Ram Tipnis
Shyam Khandekar
Original Music Composer:
Laxmikant Shantaram Kudalkar
Pyarelal Ramprasad Sharma
Playback Singer:
Asha Bhosle
Sulakshana Pandit
Chandrani Mukherjee
Anuradha Paudwal
Kishore Kumar
Mohammed Rafi
Producer:
A.K. Nadiadwala
Screenplay:
Ravi Kapoor
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Mangesh Desai
Story:
Ravi Kapoor
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