7 years of Once Upon a Time in Mumbai + Ajay Devgan Rocks

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Nikhil

@Nikhil718

Dazzler

Posted: 8 years ago

I'm proud to be an Ajay Devgan FAN. Nobody can touch him in these type of roles.

Once Upon a Time in Mumbai is example of that defines Indian Cinema. One of the best Gangster movies I've experienced.

This movie belongs to Ajay Devgan who is one of the best and most versatile actor in Indian Cinema. Nobody apart from Ajay could have portrayed the character of Sultan Mirza. Ajay had those intense eyes to portray this type of role hence why he looked like Don.

Like Sultan Mirza says:

''Mere jaise kapde pehanke tu Sultan Mirza dikh to sakta hai ... lekin ban nahi sakta''

''Jab dost banake kaam ho sakta hai ... toh phir dushman kyun banaye?''

''Main apne kaam karne ka tareeka badal raha hoon ... tevar nahi''

Like I said, Ajay Devgan is a versatile actor because not only did he played Gangster. However, he romanced with one of most beautiful actresses in Indian Cinema Kangana Ranut.

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aashna_30

@Faerydae

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Posted: 8 years ago

Lovely post nikhil👍🏼..loved ajay in this movie..watched it so many times..ajay was superb👍🏼

Ajay is a great actor who can emote well through his eyes..he is the most versetile actor of bollywood⭐️

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Nikhil

@Nikhil718

Dazzler

Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: Faerydae
Lovely post nikhil👍🏼..loved ajay in this movie..watched it so many times..ajay was superb👍🏼
Ajay is a great actor who can emote well through his eyes..he is the most versetile actor of bollywood⭐️

Thank you Aashna for your support as always. Sometimes when you're happy about something then its always good to express yourself hence this thread. Ajay was born to do this role and there's something special & unique about him when it comes to playing Gangster roles. Your second sentence which I've put in red is the reason why.

Hashmi saab also deserves credit as well for his part but Ajay is the highlight of this movie as his performance was better and memorable.

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aashna_30

@Faerydae

Rocker

+ 4

Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: Nikhil718

Thank you Aashna for your support as always. Sometimes when you're happy about something then its always good to express yourself hence this thread. Ajay was born to do this role and there's something special & unique about him when it comes to playing Gangster roles. Your second sentence which I've put in red is the reason why.

Hashmi saab also deserves credit as well for his part but Ajay is the highlight of this movie as his performance was better and memorable.

You are absolutely right dear👍🏼

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Pr1yanka

@Pr1yanka

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+ 7

Posted: 8 years ago

Boring thi yeh movie...I'll watch company again instead of once upon a time

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Nikhil

@Nikhil718

Dazzler

Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: Pr1yanka
Boring thi yeh movie...I'll watch company again instead of once upon a time

Regardless of what you think, performance were brilliant especially Ajay so that's positive thing about this film. I will say that Company was a better movie with more repeat value.

These are my top 10 Gangster films based on what I've seen. I'm not a fan of Raees so I didn't want to add that which is my choice.

1. Vaastav
2. Satya
3. Parinda
4. Company
5. Gangs of Wasseypur
6. Shootout at Lokhandwala
7. Shootout at Wadala
8. Agneepath (Original one)
9. Deewaar
10. Sarkar / Once Upon a Time in Mumbai

I may have missed out ones you did like maybe because I haven't seen them barring Raees.

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2filmy

@2filmy

Trailblazer

Posted: 8 years ago

I loved this film
Both Ajay and Emraan excelled in their roles
I felt so bad when Shoaib killed Sultan
How I wish the end was different

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Nikhil

@Nikhil718

Dazzler

Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: 2filmy
I loved this film
Both Ajay and Emraan excelled in their roles
I felt so bad when Shoaib killed Sultan
How I wish the end was different

I know but that's what happened in real life to guy the whom Ajay portrayed the character of when he got killed. He was special to everyone and that's why people looked up to him when they needed his help regarding their problems.

I liked Ajay Devgan's swag and attitude which is why i felt no one else could done have it better maybe Sanjay Dutt. Another thing I liked was his chemistry with Kangana Ranut.

You only think of him as Sultan Mirza not Ajay Devgan himself because that's how great his on screen character was.

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Dilwali89

@Dilwali89

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 8 years ago

Count me too Nikhil, I have loved this amazingly talented actor from day one. I can't wait for BADSHAO.

Duao mein yaad rakhna! (My favorite dialogue.)

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Nikhil

@Nikhil718

Dazzler

Posted: 8 years ago

#10

Originally posted by: Durudhara
Count me too Nikhil, I have loved this amazingly talented actor from day one. I can't wait for BADSHAO.

Duao mein yaad rakhna! (My favorite dialogue.)

Yes, I will count you in but I've seen all of Ajay's movies till date so I know the ups and down he has faced. He may not be a looker like Khans and others but his acting is made him what he today hence why he's a strong fan following in Rajasthan, Bihar & Central India (Madhya Pradesh).

When actor isn't a looker, it takes hard work to get the respect from audiences but Ajay has done it.

Look this pic because which was taken in Bihar with large crowed seeing Ajay. This is unusual because you would expect this from the Khans or Akki but not Ajay with big crowd.

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