Shalimar

I would start saying, it was a film too ahead of it's times, when released in India. It was what we have today as Ocean's 11 or 12 or the Italian job. For the fact it flopped in India, is because... Full review

I am so awfully sure that for anyone caring for the art of cinema in its qualities of western standards or the overall universal technical values, this movie is an example of "A guide of what NOT to do for... Full review

A movie with a weak plot...it flopped miserably when released in India. Big Bollywood actors like Dharmendra & Zeenat Aman are wasted in this film made by a USA based filmmaker called Krishna Shah. However, he did not make any... Full review

i think that this film is a entertainer.It makes you cry.laugh and makes you think what will happen next.The great Mr Dharmendra was the best but i don't understand is that why did this film do so bad at the... Full review

An interesting blend of Western and Indian filmmaking, "Shalimar" (a.k.a. "The Deadly Thief," the title under which I saw it) is a light, undemanding piece of entertainment. Director Krishna Shah demonstrates a great deal of visual flair (particularly during the... Full review

This is an absolutely splendid film!!!Not only because this is a Hollywood and Bollywood joint venture film but also because the acting of all the star cast is great.I especially liked Rex Harrison, Dharmendra, John Saxon, and Zeenat Aman's performances.... Full review

Let's not beat around the bush: this is a bad film.The storyline is frankly weird, the pacing is choppy, the cinematographic style is erratic, and the film generally bears all the hallmarks of the Asian film genre - that is,... Full review