Safari

1999

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4.2/10

299

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Juhi Chawla and Sanjay Dutt in Safari (1999)

Action Adventure Romance

Bombay-based Anjali Aggarwal lives a wealthy lifestyle with her mom, Asha, and dad, Ajit, who is the owner of Aggarwal Industries. When Asha challenges Ajit that she can run the business bet... Read allBombay-based Anjali Aggarwal lives a wealthy lifestyle with her mom, Asha, and dad, Ajit, who is the owner of Aggarwal Industries. When Asha challenges Ajit that she can run the business better, he accepts the challenge, and Asha is determined to do better than him. Her plan is t... Read allBombay-based Anjali Aggarwal lives a wealthy lifestyle with her mom, Asha, and dad, Ajit, who is the owner of Aggarwal Industries. When Asha challenges Ajit that she can run the business better, he accepts the challenge, and Asha is determined to do better than him. Her plan is to expand into a small island called Manjira located in the Indian Ocean off of Lakhwadeep ... Read all

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4.2/10

299

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The first film to pair Sanjay Dutt and Juhi Chawla. They had acted together in the same director Jyotin Goel's earlier 1990 film "Zahreelay" but paired with other actors. 13 years after this film, they reunited in "Son of Sardaar."

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10/10

I give it a ten

A great action/adventure/comedy. Genius! I like it! It follows true Bollywood form. This may be biased though - I always like Goel work. Quite talented you know. However, one facet of the film stood out to me. The gorilla in this movie was stupendous. I do research at the Florida University and I document animal behavior. At first, I truly believed that the gorilla in this movie was real. I was shocked! I worked and worked to contact the production staff - I was so fascinated! I was later lucky enough to interview this talented actor. Then I realized that he generally acts likes a primate, even when not on screen. Still, it was great art. I give him "four thumbs up!" Brilliant!