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In our second week of celebrating the rogues of the movies, we would invite you to add to this list of baddies...
The Gang Of Bad Men
‘Baaaad’ men are known to strike fear in the heart of villagers by arriving on the scene riding hard on horses and firing their two-nought-twos in the air, their yells scattering villagers hither and thither. They round up the men and demand their share of the crop. When that is not enough they kidnap the comely women and burn down the huts before leaving in a trail of dust.
Bow Before My God
Or they are men of strange scary Gods, their fiery eyes demanding instant and continuous obedience, obeisance, and complete complaince with their weird and various demands, which might include the offering of all family gold, women as well as wealth. The threat? God’s wrath that might kill their firstborns and more...
Sona and Mona Darling
But the happiest and the baddest ones of all are the ones who have houses on islands, own islands and boats and airplanes and treasure rooms filled with gold bars. The smugglers and dons who steal millions and build missile bases, kidnap nuclear scientists and hold their beautiful daughters to ransom so they can make nuclear bombs for his evil plan. The evil plans include of course, the taking over the world...
Bhai Se Darneka...
If Hollywood has the mafia, the family and loyal hitmen, the yakuza movies have scenes of thumbs being cut off when mistakes are made, Bollywood has the lord of the neighborhood: the bhai. Everyone is afraid of them. The men look at the atrocities brought upon the hood hapless to do anything. The women hide their daughters and the kids from their lustful gaze of the no good gold chain wearing taporis who terrorize everyone.
Our favourite rogues:
Dakus: Gabbar in Sholay, The baddies in the Seven Samurai, The Magnificent Seven
Evil Sorcerers: Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom (Amrish Puri), Karan Arjun, Nagina
Smugglers/Drug Mafia Overlords: Kalicharan(Ajit),Pratigya,Paraya Dhan
Bhais:Singham(Prakash Raj),Agneepath(Danny Denzongpa) .
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