charix:
There was also Tu/Toofan.
Funny enough in my household we hardly watched Indian cinema. The movies we had in bulk were oldschool American ones like Guess who's coming to dinner, Cleopatra, Sound of Music, Samson and Delilah, Roots (70s version), the 10 commandments, She and a few blaxploitation films.
The Indian films I remember watching very well were Amar, Akbar, Anthony and a film where the protagonist was a dog very loyal to his master who went on a revenge mission after the deaths of both his master and wife at the hands of three hoodlums --very interesting movie.

charix:
For those who have at least 300MB to exhaust:
http://vodlocker.com/62dvaqlns3ja

It's the original 70s movie of Amar, Akbar and Anthony watchable online. Would've searched for others on the list but Indian cinema doesn't hit me with nostalgia especially knowing the average Indian's attitude towards negroes.

Someone should remind me how we made sense of these movies, did they come with English subtitles or did we watch them repeatedly and understand the stories afterwards from actions depicted?

charix:
There was also Tu/Toofan.
Funny enough in my household we hardly watched Indian cinema. The movies we had in bulk were oldschool American ones like Guess who's coming to dinner, Cleopatra, Sound of Music, Samson and Delilah, Roots (70s version), the 10 commandments, She and a few blaxploitation films.
The Indian films I remember watching very well were Amar, Akbar, Anthony and a film where the protagonist was a dog very loyal to his master who went on a revenge mission after the deaths of both his master and wife at the hands of three hoodlums --very interesting movie.

StunchLord:

Those times are evergreen. I remember the first time I watched Titanic was with family and friends and it was only available then in a video cassette that contain a thin, flat, black film. You never want to miss any moment. @bolded: I remember that movie too. It was about a black dog avenging the unfortunate death of its master. And each time it lay to perfect rest one of the killers, he always places a flower atop his master's grave. There is this scene a brute was trying to rape the man's wife, but the dog arrived just in time to save the day. I cry tire that time sha.

charix:

But what was the movie's name? I never knew then and till today don't know.

charix:
But what was the movie's name? I never knew then and till today don't know.

StunchLord:

Amongst my friends and I, we used to call it "Dog Revenge". Lol. I think that's the English translation of the movie's title.

shumuel:




Its Teri Meherbaniyan

shumuel:



Its Teri Meherbaniyan

charix:
Thanks.