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Wait for a sec, I've read the summary behind the DVD case thingy and it said that he falls in love with one of the sisters, Kajol or Shilpa. From what I'd seen in the movie, it doesn't seem like he loves either one. What's up with that? Is that just me or did he really love one of them? Was it Kajol that he loved?



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He falls in love with Kajol.

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I dunno about you, but to me, it doesn't really look that way. It only looks like he's using her... (I'm not anti-SRK-Kajol, I LOVE the SRK-Kajol jodi)...


"You people make my ass twitch."
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well to me it seems that he was using her to start with, but then actually fell in love with her.

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In one of his monologues he talks about her love, indicating he has fallen in love with her, and that he regards that a mistake. Like, he has to remind himself that he should not be good to these people and that his mission is to ruin Chopra.

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I have seen the movie some times ago. Recently I have a seen a hollywood movie by the name of A Kiss before dying starring Matt Dillon and Sean Young,Than I realized that Bazigar is a copy of that film.
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You people are all so naive. This movie is a complete rip off from a hollywood movie A kiss before dying starring Matt Dillon. In the original version, the central character is negative and he befriends a girl purely for her father's property. After she gets preganant with his kid and he finds out that she has disowned her father's fortune, he throws her down from the building, just like in the hindi movie and the rest of the story just follows. In the english movie he loves neither of the two sisters and is purely motivated by his greed for money, and in the hindi movie his sole aim is vendetta.


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Actually, it's borrows from "A Kiss Before Dying" starring Robert Wagner from 1956. The version with Matt Dillon is a remake. Therefore, you can't critize Baazigar for "ripping off" a movie that Hollywood has already "ripped off."

I'm tired of the complaint that Hindi movies always rip off Hollywood ones. In my experience, while they may borrow a single plotline, 9 times out of 10, they completely change it around, making it a different film all together, and a better one even. Even this movie, while borrowing heavily from "A Kiss Before Dying" isn't the exact same film.

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Actually, it's borrows from "A Kiss Before Dying" starring Robert Wagner from 1956. The version with Matt Dillon is a remake. Therefore, you can't critize Baazigar for "ripping off" a movie that Hollywood has already "ripped off."

I'm tired of the complaint that Hindi movies always rip off Hollywood ones. In my experience, while they may borrow a single plotline, 9 times out of 10, they completely change it around, making it a different film all together, and a better one even. Even this movie, while borrowing heavily from "A Kiss Before Dying" isn't the exact same film.


I was going to say it, but you said it for me

I love the book A Kiss Before Dying and the original movie was by far the most faithful adaptation. The Sean Young/Matt Dillon movie just made me mad. At least Bollywood changes the names and several plot points around so that it's telling the same idea of a story, but doesn't feel as though it's ripping off of the book or movie's previous successes.

That said, I didn't really care for this movie. It seemed to me like SRK was playing two different people. The first half he's a cold-blooded killer, the second part he's an innocent victim of prior events. I'm sorry Kajol, but I don't care how cute he is, if I found out he pushed my sister off a building, I would shoot him myself.

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He deifnately loved Priya!!.. He does a monologue and says how he loves priya and how unexspected it was but then he goes on to say that he has to forget about that love because when she finds out she is gonna end up hating him..
Which didn't happen but yer..

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seeing a kiss before dying, and bazigaar, its the same yet completely different.

the logic is different, making his motives diff, his love is different, the execution is diff

this is whats good about abbas maastan, they copy, yet make it better than the original, this has happend to this film,

same goes for daraar, and somewhat to aitraaz. disclosure was good, so was aitraaz, equally decent.


bazigaar is now a hindi film industry CLASSIC, controversial, tragic and shocking.




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he didnt love anyone.He was just going about his business of getting revenge.

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Very well put Liza19. You took the words right out of my mouth. Except you articulated it better than me. Though I don't exactly agree with you about the last part :D

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I think he did love Priya. He said so himself! But does anyone know when he realised that he loves her? He also said that whenever he attempted to do something, his love for Priya stopped him. I was confused when he said this because when did it actually stop him? It didn't prevent him from murdering Ravi and Anjali and it didn't stop him from signing the documents to overtake the company. He was signing the documents before he admitted that he loves Priya. So does anyone know what he actually meant? Thanks

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