The film that released in 1981, Ek Aur Ek Gyarah was launched at Raj Kamal Studios on September 19, 1974.
And this picture of the lead actors Vinod Khanna, Shashi Kapoor and Neetu Singh along with director Ashok Roy, financer Gulshan Rai and guest V Shantaram was clicked at the very event by lensman Jagdish Aurangabadkar.
The only thing that really stands out in this picture is Shashi Kapoor's enthusiasm to play his character in the film. The actor, unlike his co-stars came fully dressed as the man his character Anand impersonates in the film. Wow!
His leading lady Neetu Singh (aka Rekha in the film), who also happens to be his nephew's wife in real life, Kapoor seems to be enjoying the event way more than the rest of the people in frame. Leaving, of course guest V Shantaram, who too is seen displaying his pearlies.
Vinod Khanna, the bandana-ed hero of the film is bereft of his leading lady Zarina Wahab. Probably the reason why we don't see him smiling here.
While many may remember the movie for it's interesting helicopter sequence, wherein a road roller is used to pull the airborne craft down, this picture encapsulates the day it all started.
And this picture of the lead actors Vinod Khanna, Shashi Kapoor and Neetu Singh along with director Ashok Roy, financer Gulshan Rai and guest V Shantaram was clicked at the very event by lensman Jagdish Aurangabadkar.
The only thing that really stands out in this picture is Shashi Kapoor's enthusiasm to play his character in the film. The actor, unlike his co-stars came fully dressed as the man his character Anand impersonates in the film. Wow!
His leading lady Neetu Singh (aka Rekha in the film), who also happens to be his nephew's wife in real life, Kapoor seems to be enjoying the event way more than the rest of the people in frame. Leaving, of course guest V Shantaram, who too is seen displaying his pearlies.
Vinod Khanna, the bandana-ed hero of the film is bereft of his leading lady Zarina Wahab. Probably the reason why we don't see him smiling here.
While many may remember the movie for it's interesting helicopter sequence, wherein a road roller is used to pull the airborne craft down, this picture encapsulates the day it all started.
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