Naseeb

Manmohan Desai reached his peak with Naseeb, a terrific piece of campy entertainment. His stroke of genius was to amp up everything to a scale of 11. David Dhawan should learn a trick here. Dhawan's films are plot less, but... Full review

Four years after the classic Amar Akbar Anthony Manmohan Desai made another classic Nasseb. What makes it different from the latter was its lavish budget. Another difference were the villains, Amjad Khan, Kader Khan, Prem Chopra, Shakti Kapoor and Amrish Puri... Full review

One of the best film of Amitabh. He is super in it and as far as cast many stars appear in song John Johny janardan. Other cast of the film are hema, Shru,Rishi, Tina, and reena roy. Amit plays the character... Full review

Naseeb is a multi budget Movie that was a Big Blockbuster Hit. It had a Extremely large star cast to create one of the biggest Indian films ever made. Naseeb is the typical Manmohan Desai movie that contains Action, Romance,... Full review

Basically,I think that if the actors and actresses are good performers the whole film ends up being good and as part of this film it has the best actors and actresses that can perform great.Amitabh Bachchan,Hema Malini,Rishie Kapoor,Shatrughan Sinha,Reena Roy,Rishie... Full review

Sure it's a great movie -- if you don't have a brain! The writers take way too many liberties with the plot. Nothing in this movie is realistic or plausible. Now I know you're probably thinking it's a movie and... Full review

This film is a gem. It has to certainly be an all time classic for people of my generation who grew up in the 70's and 80's. To those who live in England, it is of special significance as it... Full review

It combines all the elements that make it a good masala movie with action, drama, theft, revenge, crime, romance, sacrifice, brotherly love, and so on. Naseeb in my mind has always been the original masala movie, and it has now been 26 years since it was released (in 1981). ... Full Review

Zarif himself ably renders Bure Naseeb Mere , once as a solo and once as a duet with Zubaida Khanum. Leave aside the technicalities, the acting too from the entire cast is stilted and horribly stagey, more like the Indian films of the 1930s and 40s. ... Full Review