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: Often called the "father of all Indian B-movies," this Kanti Shah masterpiece is legendary for its rhyming dialogues and bizarre characters like Bulla and Lamboo Aata. ok indian b grade movie 47 best
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: Bollywood’s answer to Jaws , featuring a giant shark that is eventually terrified by a trishul (trident). Chand Par Chadayee