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Release date · January 1, 1962 (India) · Country of origin. India · Language. Hindi · See more company credits at IMDbPro ...
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FILM : HONGKONG [1962]
PACHHI PRESENTS
PRODUCER & DIRECTOR : PACHHI
LYRICS : RAJA MEHDI ALI KHAN, QAMAR JALALABADI, BIHARI, SHEWAN RIZVI
MUSIC : O.P. NAYYAR
SINGERS : ASHA BHOSLE, MUHAMMAD RAFI
STARS : B. SAROJA DEVI, ASHOK KUMAR, HELEN, K. N. SINGH, KUNDAN, TUN TUN, PACHHI, MUSA, BACHANA, BALARAM, OM PRAKASH, LILLV, LEO
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Kong is probably my most favorite Helen movie that I've never seen.
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Hong Kong 1962 (8mm Home movie)
8mm Home movies, 8mm Amateur film, 8mm Film d'amateur. made by Jean's movies: http://users.telenet.be/jeansmoviesOld Hong Kong industries/agriculture in 1962 舊香港
Old textile industries in 1960, market gardening in the New Territories. See my other 530 video clips here: ...This Is Hong Kong (1962)
Unissued / Unused material - Hong Kong. Various shots entering Hong Kong Harbour, the coastline can be seen in LS picking out ...
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Lyrics and video of songs from Movie / Album : Hong Kong (1962); Music by: O P ... Film cast: Ashok Kumar, B Saroja Devi, K N Singh, Omprakash, Helen, Babu ...
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Kenya Uganda Tanganyika, Starring: Helen, Ashok Kumar, B. Saroja Devi, Movie- Hong Kong 1962.
O My God, Starring: Helen, Ashok Kumar, B. Saroja Devi, Movie- Hong Kong 1962.
Ho Jo Hukam To Meherbaan, Starring: Helen, Ashok Kumar, B. Saroja Devi, Movie- Hong Kong 1962.
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Dekhti Hoon Jidhar, Starring: Helen, Ashok Kumar, B. Saroja Devi, Movie- Hong Kong 1962.
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- Tumhari Adaaon Pe Ae Husn Walo Agar Hune Hongkong 1962 "Mohd Rafi, Asha Bhonsle" O P Nayyar Shevan Rizvi Om ..
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Sasural Full Movie | Rajendra Kumar, Saroja Devi | Drama Bollywood Movie2:38:00
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Aaj Kal Mein Dhal Gaya - Superhit Classic Melodious Hindi Song - Sunil Dutt, Saroja Devi - Beti Bete4:46
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O P Nayyar, Rare Gems of : Honolulu by Asha Bhosle : Film : Hongkong..
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Tumhari Adaaon Pe Ae Husn Walo Agar Hune Hongkong 1962 "Mohd Rafi, Asha Bhonsle" O P Nayyar Shevan Rizvi Om ...
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Kenya Uganda Tanganyika, Starring: Helen, Ashok Kumar, B. Saroja Devi, Movie- Hong Kong 1962
Kenya Uganda Tanganyika, Starring: Helen, Ashok Kumar, B. Saroja Devi, Movie- Hong Kong 1962.
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Mohabbat Karnewala Muft Mein, Starring: Helen, Ashok Kumar, B. Saroja Devi, Movie- Hong Kong 1962
Mohabbat Karnewala Muft Mein, Starring: Helen, Ashok Kumar, B. Saroja Devi, Movie- Hong Kong 1962. 1962.
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Hong Kong - Hong Kong China Mina Singapore
Photos from 1962 of Mainland Refugees Fleeing Famine Rejected by HK
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LIFE Magazine captured the experiences of some of these migrants in an issue from May, 1962.
THE GREAT FAMINE: CANNIBALISM, MASS STARVATION AND GRAIN EXPORTS AFTER THE GREAT LEAP FORWARD, AS MANY AS 45 MILLION DEAD | Facts and Details
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1950s: Hard Times
The 50s were a time of hardship. The city was recovering from the Japanese occupation during World War II, and the civil war in China caused a huge influx of refugees to the city. But it was these immigrants who gave Hong Kong the potential to bloom into a metropolitan city. Capitalists brought money with them and started businesses in Hong Kong, and with the growing population, there was an abundant source of cheap labor. With the government’s plan to develop Hong Kong into an industrial center taking off, people were more prosperous and started to look for more entertainment. That’s when Shaw Brother’s Studio was set up, producing the first martial art movies. The sword-fighting scenes (known as wee-wung-wung for its sound effect) deeply influenced the kung fu movies that came along in the 60s, such as “Rulaishenjiang”.
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Jan 17, 2012 - Here's a little photo montage of Hong Kong back in 1962, the year ... film maker, who made hundred of reels of film about Hong Kong and he ...THE GREAT FAMINE: CANNIBALISM, MASS STARVATION AND GRAIN EXPORTS AFTER THE GREAT LEAP FORWARD, AS MANY AS 45 MILLION DEAD | Facts and Details
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Hong Kong harbour shortly before the Japanese invasion.
Photos from 1962 of Mainland Refugees Fleeing Famine Rejected by HK
Photos from 1962 of Mainland Refugees Fleeing Famine Rejected by HK1950s: Hard Times
The 50s were a time of hardship. The city was recovering from the Japanese occupation during World War II, and the civil war in China caused a huge influx of refugees to the city. But it was these immigrants who gave Hong Kong the potential to bloom into a metropolitan city. Capitalists brought money with them and started businesses in Hong Kong, and with the growing population, there was an abundant source of cheap labor. With the government’s plan to develop Hong Kong into an industrial center taking off, people were more prosperous and started to look for more entertainment. That’s when Shaw Brother’s Studio was set up, producing the first martial art movies. The sword-fighting scenes (known as wee-wung-wung for its sound effect) deeply influenced the kung fu movies that came along in the 60s, such as “Rulaishenjiang”.