Aadamkhor
In today's world, Aadamkhor has gained significant relevance in different areas of daily life. Since its impact on the economy, culture, politics and society in general, Aadamkhor has become a topic of constant debate and a point of interest for different audiences. Opinions on Aadamkhor are varied and sometimes polarized, which has led to the need to analyze it from different perspectives and with a multidisciplinary approach. In this article, we will explore the importance and impact of Aadamkhor today, as well as its relevance for the future.
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| Aadamkhor | |
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| Directed by | Joginder |
| Starring | C S Aasie, Sunil Dhawan, Ranjeet |
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| Country | India |
| Language | Hindi |
Aadamkhor is a 1986 Bollywood Hindi language horror movie directed by Joginder Shelly.[1] The film stars Joginder Shelly, Neelam Mehra, Nazneen, Sona Mastan Mirza, Jagdarshan, Randhawa and Reetu Khanna.
Plot
The leading protagonists are the daughters of four army officers who practise different faiths: Hindu, Muslim, Christian and Sikh. They are trained in martial arts with the intent to promote secularism within the country.
Cast
- Neelam Mehra
- Iqbal Durrani
- Pinchoo Kapoor
- Nazneen
- Sona Mastan Mirza
- Joginder Shelly
- Sunil Dhawan
- Ranjeet
- Sadhana Khote
- Ved Goswami
- Jogdarshan
- Jaggu
- Uma Khosla
- Kundan
Soundtrack
- "Badla Har Ek Taur Hai" – Mahendra Kapoor
- "De Khna Tab Mazaa Aayega" – Deepa Dey
- "Paida Kiya Hai Bharat Ma Ne" – Mahendra Kapoor
- "Tere Samne Hai Ladki Jawan" – Deepa Dey, Dilraj Kaur, Meenu Purushottam
- "Tune Jo Chua Hoton Se" – Deepa Dey
References
- ^ "Salman Khan's Aadamkhor". The Asian Age. 4 April 2019. Retrieved 1 February 2020.
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