Maqbool : Vishal Bhardwaj and Abbas Tyrewala the original screenplay (with english translation) /
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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: India HarperCollins 2014Description: 135 pISBN: - 9789350298077
- 791.4354 BHA-V
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Jahangir Khan, called "Abbaji" as a title of respect, is a powerful and influential Mumbai based gangster involved in several criminal activities. Through the cooperation of two prophesying policemen, he has never been arrested, and carries on, knowing that money and bribes will assist him throughout his life. Things turn ugly when his mistress, Nimmi, starts to have an affair with one of his men, Maqbool, who has aspirations of succeeding Abbaji one day. Things come to a boil, Maqbool kills Abbaji, and his dreams come true when he takes over as the new underworld leader, without realizing that he, too, has become a target of another faction of Abbaji's men.
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