Do Yaar

1972

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Rekha, Vinod Khanna, and Shatrughan Sinha in Do Yaar (1972)

Two young people having sworn to eliminate each other for own reasons become friends, chums without knowing the identity. Both have taken each ones beloved as sister and strive to protect th... Read allTwo young people having sworn to eliminate each other for own reasons become friends, chums without knowing the identity. Both have taken each ones beloved as sister and strive to protect them. With "Kotha" scenes, dances and action fights, one of them sacrifices for the other, e... Read allTwo young people having sworn to eliminate each other for own reasons become friends, chums without knowing the identity. Both have taken each ones beloved as sister and strive to protect them. With "Kotha" scenes, dances and action fights, one of them sacrifices for the other, even though the true facts of their sworn enmity are disclosed. - This is the story of two ... Read all

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- Kewal Misra
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4.8/10

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3ParagDesh

Mediocre B grade movie

A very cheesy revenge drama. One guy (Vinod Khanna) who is mad for revenge becomes close friends with the very person he is hoping to kill Shatrughan! How plausible is that! Only in Hindi movies. As usual his sister ends up in a brothel (as was customary in those days, hero's sister only had three options: either get raped, have a kid out of wedlock or be a courtesan at a brothel!).

Rekha is conveniently in a sister-like relation with Shatrughan becomes Vinod Khanna's lover. There is the usual bad rich guy after poor but honorable slum dwellers. And of course our hero duo comes to the rescue!

Generally, if you can leave your thinking cap at home you maybe able to enjoy this flick. But there is nothing great about it. Songs are so- so. Action is pretty fake. Even Rekha is pretty bad. Only Shatrughan Sinha does OK.

The basic premise on which the movie is based is so fake and hollow that there is not much one can do about it.