Check out this excellent scene from the comedy classic Gol Maal on Amol Palekar’s birthday.
Few more Scenes from the movie.
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Scene of the Week: Gol Maal
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very good film. saw it recently again. though i prefer choti si baat as amol palekars best film.have you seen his teesra kaun? i used to like this film as a child mainly due to the sequences in the train 😀 it was a low budget suspense film of the 90s.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=KpUy4FtAPhI
I think this is Amol Palekar’s best movie. I used to like Chhoti Si Baat too but majority of its scenes are inspired.
Chhoti Si Baat Inspired/Copied from School for Scoundrels
Watched Teesra Kaun in theater 🙂 and did not like it.
You saw teesra kaun in theatre? No wonder you are now a retired movie goer. Yes its ending was predictable.
Ha Ha.
Yeah watched it with friends. If I remember it correctly it got good reviews in newspapers and we went after reading those reviews. I don’t remember anything in detail. I think we were able to guess who the villain was.
I think the title song was a hit and this song featuring Javed Jaffrey used to come on TV a lot.
i didnt use to read newspaper in those days or reviews , nor do i use to go to theatres. i saw it on VHS. my first film in theatre was chand ka tukdaa. flop salman khan film 😀
Liked it first one is the best scene of the movie liked the movie a lot already had seen 4 or 5 times.