2 reviews
Very good old film with great acting by Dharmendra, Feroz khan with Song Zindagi Ittefaaq hai
Aadmi Aur Insaan is a drama film directed by Late Yash Chopra. The film stars Dharmendra, Saira Banu, Late Feroz Khan, Mumtaz, Late Johnny Walker, Late Madan Puri, Late Ajit, Late Anwar, Late Iftekhar, Late Achla Sachdev, Kamini Kaushal and Poonam Sinha.
Jai and Munish's friendship is ruined when both of them fall in love with the same girl, Meena. Things take a turn when Munish finds out Jai was involved in the case of a faulty railway bridge.
It always feels great to see two legends of Hindi cinema Dharmendra and Feroz Khan together working under the direction of another legend Yash Chopra and produced by legendary BR Chopra.
The plot of the film has a mixture of most of the plots which were a common feature of 60s and 70s such as love triangle, misunderstandings, friends turning foes, envy and everything getting cleared in the end.
Screenplay of the film is decent and gets slow in the middle. The songs of the film are decent but not worth remembring.
Acting is the strongest aspect of the film with both Dharmendra and Feroz Khan trying to outshine each other. Saira Banu and Mumtaz were equally impressive. Ajit and Madanpuri were also decent in their respective roles and Jhonny Lever was successful in leaving an impression.
Climax of the film is predictable but good. Can be watched once.
Jai and Munish's friendship is ruined when both of them fall in love with the same girl, Meena. Things take a turn when Munish finds out Jai was involved in the case of a faulty railway bridge.
It always feels great to see two legends of Hindi cinema Dharmendra and Feroz Khan together working under the direction of another legend Yash Chopra and produced by legendary BR Chopra.
The plot of the film has a mixture of most of the plots which were a common feature of 60s and 70s such as love triangle, misunderstandings, friends turning foes, envy and everything getting cleared in the end.
Screenplay of the film is decent and gets slow in the middle. The songs of the film are decent but not worth remembring.
Acting is the strongest aspect of the film with both Dharmendra and Feroz Khan trying to outshine each other. Saira Banu and Mumtaz were equally impressive. Ajit and Madanpuri were also decent in their respective roles and Jhonny Lever was successful in leaving an impression.
Climax of the film is predictable but good. Can be watched once.
- sauravjoshi85
- Oct 25, 2024
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