Dav Pech

Name: Dav Pech
Genre: Action
Rating: 4.2
Cast: Jeetendra, Bhanupriya, Prem Chopra

1989

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Bajrangi and his sister, Sharda, lives in a small village in Central India, and have been orphaned at a very young age. Since Sharda is of marriageable age, Bajrangi arranges for a suitable ... Read allBajrangi and his sister, Sharda, lives in a small village in Central India, and have been orphaned at a very young age. Since Sharda is of marriageable age, Bajrangi arranges for a suitable groom whose dad will approve of this marriage provided he gets a dowry of ten thousand Rup... Read allBajrangi and his sister, Sharda, lives in a small village in Central India, and have been orphaned at a very young age. Since Sharda is of marriageable age, Bajrangi arranges for a suitable groom whose dad will approve of this marriage provided he gets a dowry of ten thousand Rupees. Bajrangi does come up with the money and the wedding date is set. While getting some ... Read all

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- Kawal Sharma
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4.2/10

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Poor remake of Amitabh's 1978 blockbuster movie Don.

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DON Part 101

Dav Pech review :

A rehash of Amitabh Bachchan's super hit Don (1978), Kawal Sharma's Dav Pech had Jeetendra in double role as the village simpleton Bajrangi and the city chor called Sikandar.

'Devta haseeno ka. Aashiqui ka Ghulam. Khud ka muqaddar likhne wala. Sikandar mera naam.'

Jeetu danced to this Anu Malik's composition introducing his character. Prem Chopra and Shakti Kapoor played his professional rivals while Bhanupriya was the undercover cop who plants Bajrangi in place of Sikandar. She even got a seduction wala song like Helen did in Don.

A typical 80s fare, Dav Pech had lot of maar dhaad, attempted rape and few needless songs. There was even a much coveted diary which had many secrets stored in it.

Director Kawal Sharma was riding high on success of his multistarrer Jeete Hain Shaan Se (1987) which is memorable for its 'Julie Julie' item number. Sadly, Dav Pech couldnt recreate the success of that movie and fared badly at the box office.

I saw Dav Pech at Badal Bijlee cinema, Matunga in a half full auditorium. Clearly, the audience on cusp of 90s, had outgrown the formula of doppelganger impersonating a gangster. This was a no show from day one!!

Regards, Sumeet Nadkarni