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Awaara, also
written Awāra and
known overseas as The Vagabond, is a 1951
Indian Hindi crime drama film,
produced and
directed by Raj Kapoor, and written...
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Awaara Hoon" (transl. I am a Vagabond) is a song from the 1951
Indian film
Awaara,
directed by and
starring Raj Kapoor,
which was
internationally po****r...
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characters based on The
Tramp in
films such as
Awaara (1951) and
Shree 420 (1955). His
performance in
Awaara was
ranked as one of the "Top-Ten
Greatest Performances...
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Barsaat (1949).
Following this she
starred in Raj Kapoor's
crime drama Awaara (1951),
which was a
major critical and
financial success.
After a brief...
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Films produced many
successful films such as
Awaara (1951), Boot Polish,
Jagte Raho and
Shree 420.
Awaara was
particularly successful, not just in India...
- Story. At the age of 12, Khan was
taken to a
theatre to see Raj Kapoor's
Awaara and was
mesmerised by the film.
Following the film, he
decided to visit...
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Bhalla also
pursued his
career in
singing and
launched the
albums Hai Dhuan,
Awaara and
Mehek Teri. His
chart buster track "Hai Dhuan" from his
debut album...
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helped her find jobs as a
group dancer in the
films Shabistan (1951) and
Awaara (1951). She was soon
working regularly and was
featured as a solo dancer...
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references to Raj Kapoor's
career throughout. The po****r
title track of
Awaara (1951) is used near the end of the
second chapter. In the song 'Kehta Hai...
- one of the most
successful Indian films in
China at the time,
along with
Awaara and Caravan.
Noorie (Poonam Dhillon)
lives in the
Bhaderwah valleys with...
