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Imran Khan dreams of remaking Anil Kapoor's timeless 'Mr India', calling it "crazy" in a Reddit AMA. He praises its grounded fantasy and Anil's ageless charm. Fans cheer a modern take preserving the hero's idealism. The 1987 classic blends action, comedy, and hits like Hawa Hawai against villain mogambo.

Amrish Puri's mogambo from Mr. India is iconic like Gabbar. Shekhar Kapur recalls Javed Akhtar's “Mogambo khush hua” line's origin, its cricket fame, Puri's fan frustration (“trapped!”), unique costume under Rs 25,000, and Amitabh-inspired invisible man idea.

Tom Hardy recently tried out the iconic catchphrase of one of Bollywood's most popular villains, mogambo, and the Hollywood star nailed it.

The upcoming film 'Venom' stars Tom Hardy as the titular anti-hero and Riz Ahmed as the main antagonist Riot. But it turns out that both of them are channelling the ultimate supervillain – mogambo!

Vardhaan Puri, grandson of the legendary Amrish Puri, commemorates the 38th anniversary of 'Mr. India' by reflecting on the enduring impact of mogambo. He credits his grandfather's iconic portrayal, director Shekhar Kapur's guidance, and writer Javed Akhtar's artistry for the character's global appeal, especially among children. Vardhaan, an actor himself, aims to carry forward his grandfather's legacy with upcoming projects.

Anil Kapoor, Amrish Puri, Sridevi and Satish Kaushik starrer ‘Mr. India’ is one of the most loved films in Hindi Cinema. The character of mogambo played by the late actor Amrish Puri went on to become one of the most iconic characters in Bollywood. But did you know, he was not the first choice to essay the character?

Whenever one discusses the most popular villains in Hindi films, the list is incomplete without mogambo from "Mr India", a character played by veteran actor Amrish Puri.

The 'Venom' actor can be seen saying the 'Mr India' dialogue 'Mogambo Khush Hua' in the video.

The kids of the ‘80s and the ‘90s got the shock of their lives on February 17 when director Ali Abbas Zafar announced that he was working on the Mr India Trilogy. Believed to be a spinoff using the iconic character played by Anil Kapoor in the original Shekhar Kapur directorial, fans were still heartbroken and got quite defensive about the character along with the original director himself. Since then, fans have been trolling Ali to even think of touching the character and the original cast and crew members have been furious as they were neither consulted nor informed about the trilogy before making the announcement. And now, Shekhar Kapur has triggered a meme fest as he wonders how would mogambo react to another mogambo in this world.

"The Rafale scam is only a glimpse of Modiji's adventures. To loot the armed forces, he created a cobweb just like mogambo of selected officers, ministers and industrialists. The threads of this cobweb to make the armed forces hollow from inside are connected to Modiji and his industrialist friends. Now many masks would be exposed," he said in a tweet in Hindi.

When King Cobra, mogambo and Saggu Sarkar took stage on Thursday the city fell in love with their tricks.

Ayushmann Khurrana is gearing up for the release of his forthcoming film 'Bala'. He is playing the role of a bald guy and the story takes hilarious turns which leaves the audience in splits. In the trailer, we got to see his character Bala trying out new things to regain his lost hair while his friends and family trying to experiment with new ideas. The actor has started a series on Twitter, where he gives a hilarious response to some iconic dialogues by legends.

Shekhar Kapur’s ‘Mr India’ starring the late actress Sridevi and Anil Kapoor has achieved cult status in Bollywood over the years. The film has some iconic characters like ‘Mogambo’, which was played by the late Amrish Puri.

Pav bhaji and Bollywood-loving metal band Scribe release their third album today. Hail mogambo seems inspired from the villain of the 1987 film ‘Mr India’

Salman Khan to play the modern-day version of mogambo in Mr India 2, which takes off soon.

Mogambo khush hua...Twentysix years later that line from Mr India (1987) is no longer just a patented dialogue from the film, but a much-borrowed line to express everything

Google on Saturday celebrated the 87th birth anniversary of late Bollywood actor Amrish Puri with a doodle. The doodle, showing the actor in a white kurta and black shawl, has been sketched by Pune-based guest artist Debangshu Moulik to celebrate the life and legacy of Amrish Puri. He was born in Punjab on this day in 1932. He breathed his last on January 12, 2005.

Can anyone guess how old the man turns today? Don't let his energy and physical appearance fool you. Well, the noted mogambo of the film industry turns 70.

Actor Vardhaan Puri will join forces with filmmaker Shekhar Kapur for a medical drama/thriller titled Next to God. This collaboration occurs 35 years after Kapur worked with Vardhaan's grandfather, Amrish Puri, on Mr. India. The film highlights the urgent need for safety in the medical community and draws inspiration from true events.