1984 - Wikipedia[not in list ]
A song from a delayed film of the 1980s, THE GOLD MEDAL
youtube.com
Song-Mere Kaatil Utha Botal Film-The Gold Medal (1979,1984) Music-Shankar Jaikishan Singer-Asha…
List of Bollywood films of 1984 - Wikipedia[not in list ]
%20(1984)&ved=0ahUKEwj79t-564biAhVP6XMBHS1WAkAQMwhBKAEwAQ&iact=mrc&uact=8)
%20(1984)&ved=0ahUKEwj79t-564biAhVP6XMBHS1WAkAQMwhCKAIwAg&iact=mrc&uact=8)
%20(1984)&ved=0ahUKEwj79t-564biAhVP6XMBHS1WAkAQMwhDKAMwAw&iact=mrc&uact=8)
The Gold Medal (1984) - IMDb
Rating: 4.6/10 - 11 votes
The Gold Medal (1984) is one of those unfortunate movies which take an extra-
There are the good guys and the goons. The plot
begins with the murder of an union leader, Acharya which leads to a gang
whose members are identified by a gold medal with the gang's logo. ...
See full summary »
Director:
Ravikant NagaichStars:
Dharmendra, Gulshan Bawra, Bindu | See full cast & crew »Cast
| Credited cast: | |||
 |
Dharmendra | ... | Special Appearance |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 |
Gulshan Bawra | ||
 |
Bindu | ||
 |
Faryal | ||
 |
Rakhee Gulzar | ||
 |
Jeetendra | ||
 |
Prem Nath | ||
 |
Jagdish Raj | ||
 |
K.N. Singh | ||
 |
Shatrughan Sinha | ||
| |
Jayshree T. | ||
Edit
Storyline
There are the good guys and the goons. The
plot begins with the murder of an union leader, Acharya which leads to a
gang whose members are identified by a gold medal with the gang's logo.
Enter the head of Secret Services, David, a mysterious figure who
weaves a web to bring the gang to book, including the mastermind. Gopal,
a young officer is tasked with the job. To support him Dimple (David's
niece) alias Shoba plays the girlfriend of Gopal and acts as a
communication conduit. When Bindu a nightclub dancer is murdered and
Gopal become the prime suspect Gopal joins the gang and earns the trust
of the leader. Exploring the netherworld of drugs, stolen antiques,
smuggling of gold and silver, creating social and religious tensions he
learns the innermost secrets of the gang. Is Gopal a double agent, or
has he found the lure of power, money and corruption irresistible? Has
he turned triple? Will Shoba play along with Gopal's deceit? While some
of the plot transitions leave the viewer ...
Written by
"MG" Gopalan
Plot Summary
|
Add Synopsis
Parents Guide:
Add content advisory for parents »
Edit
Did You Know?
Trivia
Rajendra Kumar and Saira Banu were signed for the film but later replaced by Jeetendra and Raakhee. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
This FAQ is empty. Add the first question.User Reviews
Staleness is the problem with such movies
The Gold Medal (1984) is one of those
unfortunate movies which take an extra-ordinary time in getting
completed (this way or that way) and / or released. Mostly such movies
which get completed at a crawling pace or released years later than they
were made, render a feeling of staleness to the audience who rejects
them outright irrespective of their entertainment value. Sometimes such
movies suffer from continuity jerks too (because of dates problem of the
principal characters) and that also go against them.
Please don't get confused by the title of the movie because the gold medal here does not refer to the gold medal won by anybody in some contest or examination. Here it refers to the identification symbol of the members of a criminal gang. All trusted members of that gang are given gold medals (containing the logo of the gang) by their boss. Our hero could arrange a gold medal for him only in the climax but gets exposed before the gangleader before he could get it and then the action-packed ending scenes take place to bring an end to the story.
The Gold Medal starts with the killing of an honest, sincere and dedicated trade union leader (Dharmendra) who has been taking on the management of a factory for the cause of the workers. The owner of the factory (K.N. Singh) is not only a greedy and corrupt industrialist but also a traitor who arranges fracases, riots and unrest in Indian for enemy countries as well as corrupt fellows like him and gets handsomely paid for every such misdeed. His criminal gang is involved in smuggling activities too. After masterminding the killing of the union leader, he tries to buy the integrity of the second most significant union leader (Shatrughan Sinha) but fails. However he has many other ways to handle this another honest man which he applies on him.
On the other hand, the case of catching the murderers of the union leaders as well as eliminating this dangerous anti-national gang is handed over by the head of the Indian intelligence wing (David) to the hero (Jeetendra) and the heroine (Raakhee). The original clue to start the investigation is a gold medal found with the dead body of a member of this gang. How our hero and the heroine reach the core of this gang and eliminate it, forms the remaining part of the story.
The Gold Medal is an entertaining crime-thriller made in the style of the seventies. But the problem is the same as mentioned by me in the beginning of this review. The movie got released in 1984 but just by passing through certain scenes of it, it becomes evident to the viewer that its making must have started at least a decade prior to that. The youthfulness visible on the faces of Dharmendra, Jeetendra, Shatrughan Sinha and Raakhee explains the long journey of its making and release in the fraction of a moment. The sets, the presentation style, the actors, the action sequences, the songs and dances; just everything evidences that it is a movie of the early seventies and not the eighties. Hence it appears that the audience of the eighties could not accept it.
Besides, the movie suffers from continuity jerks and unbalance too. The footage got by the heroine, i.e., Raakhee is very less which is perhaps due to the producer's failure in getting the sufficient number of her dates. Ditto for Shatrughan Sinha. Thankfully, this is not the case with the hero of this movie, i.e., Jeetendra who has carried this movie on his shoulders in his famous jumping jack style with his changing looks (due to the passage of time as the movie got delayed in its completion). In the beginning reels, K.N. Singh is shown as the main villain but the post-interval session shows Premnaath as the main villain who runs the gang from behind the curtain. Still one more villain is there who is termed as the supremo of the gang whose identity is revealed in the ending scene only which fails to convince the viewer because there has been no such indication towards him in the earlier part of the movie. The happenings of the story contain very less relevant to justify the title of the movie.
All the same, The Gold Medal is an entertaining crime-thriller. The seasoned director has handled the story well despite the obvious limitations and he has been able to present a regular potboiler for the audience liking such movies. Songs and dances have been inserted at different places as per the norm of that period. The movie contains all the regular Bollywood formulae but the less footage for the heroine has diluted the romance element in the story presented on the screen.
Shankar Jaikishan have composed forgettable songsc for the movie (it must be Shankar alone because Jaikishan had passed away in 1971). Still the opening song (Aazaadi Aayi Bhi To Kya) which has been picturized on Dharmendra and others is impressive.
All the actors have performed routinely. However Jeetendra should be admired for getting this movie completed and ensuring that it becomes at least an above average entertainer. Dharmendra is only in the opening sequence of the song - Aazaadi Aayi Bhi To Kya and then the killing of himself and he is perhaps the most impressive performer.
On the box office, The Gold Medal sank without a trace. Stale movies have to meet this fate only. I recommend The Gold Medal to those movie buffs who enjoy watching crime-thrillers made in the style of the seventies. It won't disappoint them if seen with a low expectation.
Please don't get confused by the title of the movie because the gold medal here does not refer to the gold medal won by anybody in some contest or examination. Here it refers to the identification symbol of the members of a criminal gang. All trusted members of that gang are given gold medals (containing the logo of the gang) by their boss. Our hero could arrange a gold medal for him only in the climax but gets exposed before the gangleader before he could get it and then the action-packed ending scenes take place to bring an end to the story.
The Gold Medal starts with the killing of an honest, sincere and dedicated trade union leader (Dharmendra) who has been taking on the management of a factory for the cause of the workers. The owner of the factory (K.N. Singh) is not only a greedy and corrupt industrialist but also a traitor who arranges fracases, riots and unrest in Indian for enemy countries as well as corrupt fellows like him and gets handsomely paid for every such misdeed. His criminal gang is involved in smuggling activities too. After masterminding the killing of the union leader, he tries to buy the integrity of the second most significant union leader (Shatrughan Sinha) but fails. However he has many other ways to handle this another honest man which he applies on him.
On the other hand, the case of catching the murderers of the union leaders as well as eliminating this dangerous anti-national gang is handed over by the head of the Indian intelligence wing (David) to the hero (Jeetendra) and the heroine (Raakhee). The original clue to start the investigation is a gold medal found with the dead body of a member of this gang. How our hero and the heroine reach the core of this gang and eliminate it, forms the remaining part of the story.
The Gold Medal is an entertaining crime-thriller made in the style of the seventies. But the problem is the same as mentioned by me in the beginning of this review. The movie got released in 1984 but just by passing through certain scenes of it, it becomes evident to the viewer that its making must have started at least a decade prior to that. The youthfulness visible on the faces of Dharmendra, Jeetendra, Shatrughan Sinha and Raakhee explains the long journey of its making and release in the fraction of a moment. The sets, the presentation style, the actors, the action sequences, the songs and dances; just everything evidences that it is a movie of the early seventies and not the eighties. Hence it appears that the audience of the eighties could not accept it.
Besides, the movie suffers from continuity jerks and unbalance too. The footage got by the heroine, i.e., Raakhee is very less which is perhaps due to the producer's failure in getting the sufficient number of her dates. Ditto for Shatrughan Sinha. Thankfully, this is not the case with the hero of this movie, i.e., Jeetendra who has carried this movie on his shoulders in his famous jumping jack style with his changing looks (due to the passage of time as the movie got delayed in its completion). In the beginning reels, K.N. Singh is shown as the main villain but the post-interval session shows Premnaath as the main villain who runs the gang from behind the curtain. Still one more villain is there who is termed as the supremo of the gang whose identity is revealed in the ending scene only which fails to convince the viewer because there has been no such indication towards him in the earlier part of the movie. The happenings of the story contain very less relevant to justify the title of the movie.
All the same, The Gold Medal is an entertaining crime-thriller. The seasoned director has handled the story well despite the obvious limitations and he has been able to present a regular potboiler for the audience liking such movies. Songs and dances have been inserted at different places as per the norm of that period. The movie contains all the regular Bollywood formulae but the less footage for the heroine has diluted the romance element in the story presented on the screen.
Shankar Jaikishan have composed forgettable songsc for the movie (it must be Shankar alone because Jaikishan had passed away in 1971). Still the opening song (Aazaadi Aayi Bhi To Kya) which has been picturized on Dharmendra and others is impressive.
All the actors have performed routinely. However Jeetendra should be admired for getting this movie completed and ensuring that it becomes at least an above average entertainer. Dharmendra is only in the opening sequence of the song - Aazaadi Aayi Bhi To Kya and then the killing of himself and he is perhaps the most impressive performer.
On the box office, The Gold Medal sank without a trace. Stale movies have to meet this fate only. I recommend The Gold Medal to those movie buffs who enjoy watching crime-thrillers made in the style of the seventies. It won't disappoint them if seen with a low expectation.
Amazon.com: The Gold Medal (Year 1984) Hindi Film: Jitendra ...
Find The Gold Medal (Year 1984) Hindi Film at Amazon.com Movies & TV, home of thousands of titles on DVD and Blu-ray.
The Gold Medal (1984) - Movie Review, Story, Trailers, Videos, Photos ...
Check out the latest movie review, trailers, story, plot, music videos, songs, wallpapers, cast and crew details of The Gold Medal hindi movie on Gomolo.com
Ravikant Nagaich 
Ravikant Nagaich Full Movies List
bestoftheyear.in
- Wikipedia
Ravikant Nagaich was an Indian film
personality born at Atrauli, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India in ...
Jeetendra reprised his role as Agent 116, Gopalkishan Pandey in Raksha
(1981) and again in The Gold Medal (1984). He went on to direct 24 ...
The Gold Medal (1984) Songs Lyrics | Latest Hindi Songs Lyrics
The Gold Medal (1984) Songs Lyrics, Hindi Songs Lyrics, The Gold Medal (1984) Lyrics, Latest Hindi Movie Songs Lyrics.
The Gold Medal (1984) Songs Lyrics
Director: Ravikant Nagaich
Producer(s): Sham Behl
Music Director(s): Jaikishan Dayabhai Panchal, Shankar Singh Raghuvanshi
Lyricist(s): Verma Malik, Hasrat Jaipuri, Indeevar (Shyamalal Babu Rai)
Composer(s): Jaikishan Dayabhai Panchal, Shankar Singh Raghuvanshi
The Gold Medal (1984) Songs Lyrics
Mar 3, 1979 - Complete information on bollywood movie: The Gold Medal Star cast, Movie Rating, Reviews, Plot, Screenshots, Song listing-6/5, Trailer, Watch ...
Lyrics and video of songs from Movie / Album : The Gold Medal (1984); Music by: Shankar, Jaikishan; Singer(s): Asha Bhosle, Mohammed Rafi, Inderjeet Singh ...
 |
| Browse Movie Titles (Alphabetically): 0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z | ||
| Yearwise: 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2000s 1990s 1980s 1970s 1960s 1950s 1940s 1930s | ||
| Browse by Singer Name (Alphabetically): All A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z | ||
|
dhire dhire mere dil ke pas aaya hai tu mere sanam
dhire dhire mere dil ke pas aaya hai tu mere sanam
aaj apni mahfil se jane na dungi tujhe
aaj apni mahfil se jane na dungi tujhe
jindagi ki aarzu hai tu umar bhar ki justzu hai tu
jeet hai ye mere pyar ki aaj mere ru baru hai tu
jindagi ki aarzu hai tu
jayega tu kis tarah sanam tham lungi pyar se kadam
rok lungi rasta tera is jawan rat ki kasam
dhire dhire mere dil ke pas aaya hai tu mere sanam
aaj apni mahfil se jane na dungi tujhe
dhire dhire mere dil ke pas aaya hai tu mere sanam
aaj apni mahfil se jane na dungi tujhe
aaj apni mahfil se jane na dungi tujhe
mere katil utha botal mila najre pila bhar bhar
ke mahfil rang pe aa jaye ke mahfil rang pe aa jaye
mere katil utha botal mila najre pila bhar bhar
ke mahfil rang pe aa jaye ke mahfil rang pe aa jaye
us rat ko rat na samjho tum
wo sham kabhi bhi sham nahi
jis rat me dilbar sath nahi
jis sham ko hath me jam nahi
us rat ko rat na samjho tum
wo sham kabhi bhi sham nahi
jis rat me dilbar sath nahi
jis sham ko hath me jam nahi
wafao ki adao ki nigaho se pila du to
umar bhar hosh na aaye umar bhar hosh na aaye
mere katil utha botal mila najre pila bhar bhar
ke mahfil rang pe aa jaye ke mahfil rang pe aa jaye
aa dub ja meri aankho me tujhpe koi ilzam nahi
jo hosh rahe tujhko baki to saki mera nam nahi
aa dub ja meri aankho me tujhpe koi ilzam nahi
jo hosh rahe tujhko baki to saki mera nam nahi
mila le dil are pagal tham aachal teri manjil
teri baho me aa jaye teri baho me aa jaye
mere katil utha botal mila najre pila bhar bhar
ke mahfil rang pe aa jaye ke mahfil rang pe aa jaye
aazadi aayi bhi to kya kayam hai gulami ki rashme
janta ka jiwan aaj bhi hai sharmaya daro ke bas me
sharmaya daro ke bas me aazadi aayi bhi to kya
kayam hai gulami ki rashme janta ka jiwan aaj bhi hai
sharmaya daro ke bas me sharmaya daro ke bas me
jo garib the or garib hue jo amir the or amir bane
kala dhan band tijori fir desh ki kya takdir bane
sahu ki nahi neta ki nahi daulat ki hukumat aaj bhi hai
insano ko jine ke liye paiso ki jarurat aaj bhi hai
wo log jo kapde bunte hai wohi log yaha adhnange hai
ye kaisi sone ki chidiya pag pag pe jaha bhikhmange hai
pag pag pe jaha bhikhmange hai aazadi aayi bhi to kya
kayam hai gulami ki rashme janta ka jiwan aaj bhi hai
sharmaya daro ke bas me sharmaya daro ke bas me
kheti pesa ye desh magar aata hai anaj videsho se
har gaw shahar me aa pahucha bekari ke andesho se
godam me kaid kiye baitha koi kheto ki jawani ko
jaha dudh ki nadiya bahti thi waha log taraaste pani ko
waha log taraaste pani ko
apna vyapar badhane ko mandir maszid ko ladwate hai
insan nahi saiatan hai ye anjano ko bahkate hai
anjano ko bahkate hai apne man subo ke liye
ladte hai ladai subo ki talwar banakar bhasha ko
bharat ko kata karte hai nirdhan na bagawat kar baithe
isiliye to hi ye dhanwale kismat ki duhai dete hai
takdir ki charcha karte hai takdir ki charcha karte hai
khate hai desh ki roti or gate hai geet videsho ke
inhe lal kahe ya dalal kahe ye ma ko becha karte hai
ye ma ko becha karte hai aazadi aayi bhi to kya
kayam hai gulami ki rashme
SUBSCRIBE for the best Bollywood videos, movies, scenes and songs, all in ONE channel: https://bit.ly/2TEp6EL During the ...
mai tumko dekhti hu mai tumko dekhti hu
dupatte ko taan ke dupatte ko taan ke
deti hu mai sharabe najare deti hu mai sharabe najare
tumko chan ke tumko chan ke mai tumko dekhti hu
nas nas me mithi aag laga dungi dekhna
diwana aaj tumko bana dungi dekhna
pathar pighal gaye hai hamare sabab se
jalta hai sabab bhi mere nakab se
mai tumko dekhti hu dupatte ko taan ke
dupatte ko taan ke mai tumko dekhti hu
galo ki surkhiyo me jawani ki aag hai
botal me wo nasha nahi jo hai mere sabab me hai
mahfil me dekho aaj barabar ki chot hai
ab to mukabla hai tumhari sarab se
mai tumko dekhti hu dupatte ko taan ke
dupatte ko taan ke mai tumko dekhti hu
hatho ne aaj meri kalai to lijiye
jitna jawan badan hai jara chu ke dekhiye
botal ko dur fekiye botal me kuch nahi
aankho me aankhe daliye or ji bharke pijiye
mai tumko dekhti hu dupatte ko taan ke
dupatte ko tan ke mai tumko dekhti hu
deti hu mai sharabe najare tumko chan ke
mai tumko dekhti hu
............................................................................................................................
View full playlist
.................................................................................................................