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Kshatriya (1993) is a Hindi movie. J.P. Dutta has directed this movie. Sunil Dutt,Dharmendra,Vinod Khanna,Rakhee Gulzar are the starring of this movie. It was released in 1993. Kshatriya (1993) is considered one of the best Action,Drama,War movie in India and around the world.
In order to get rain for the arid region in Rajasthan, India, two royal families, from Mirtagarh and Surjangarh, have come together with their warriors, and fought with each other annually, with the winner getting the honor to sacrifice a baby buffalo. When England returned Jaswant Singh comes home with his caucasian wife, he is appalled at the slaughter and warlike conditions. But fate binds him that he is also to continue the family tradition, and as a result his wife leaves him. Years later, children from both these royal families return from England, and are friends with each other. Vinay is friendly with Vikram, and wants to wed Neelima. Will these young people succeed in stopping this bloodshed, and put an end to this rivalry, or will they also be fated to continue this deadly tradition.
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A True Indian Epic!
In my humble opinion, this is one of India's greatest films of the 1990s. The wealth on talent on show has never been equalled in any other indian film. The story is basically about two warring families in Rajisthan, and how various members of each family try to end this feud. The film climaxes with a brilliantly choreographed fight sequence between Sunny Deol and Sanjay Dutt. The scenery and musical score during this fight is magnificent, as it is during most of the duration of the movie. My only gripe is the slightly corny scenes set in the UK. Considering the epic storyline being told over two generations, and the large number of characters involved, I get the feeling that the version I saw (which runs for about 180 minutes) had been edited significantly to reduce it to a sensible running time. I would love to see the full version as it would help to flesh out some of the characters. All in all, its another brilliant movie from one of my favourite directors, J P Dutta.
excellent, Fantastic and Superb
Kshatriya is a masterpiece of an Indian film with a heavyweight star cast. Sunny Deol is a actor i wasn't too fond of, but he was good in this film. Sanjay Dutt was superb in this film, he should of been in it for longer. Raveena Tandon looked quite pretty in this film and does a decent job. Divya Bharti looks wasted, but she was nice in this film, rest in piece. Dharmendra is a classic Bollywood actor and plays his role to standards. Vinod Khanna was quite good in this film and gave a good performance. Their are many other supporting actors in this film which include Sunil Dutt. Meenakshi is in this film as well as Kabir Bedi and Rakhee, I don't know if i left anyone out. Best thing about this film is Dharmendra is playing Father to real life son Sunny and Sunil plays father to real life son Sanjay. Its amazing, and is superb.
An Epic of Indian Cinema
JP Dutta dislikes the movie himself! However, with the exception of some corny scenes in London, this move is as good and Epic you can get from Bollywood. The problem with this film is JP was lured into implementing commercial aspects instead of his usual authenticity into this film. Maybe he was trying to win over the mass after their failure of his earlier films. Despite this, the movie is still visually stunning. The action is probably the best ever seen in Bollywood alongside Sholay. The performances are good as in all Dutta films. An Epic of Indian Cinema.