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Jumbish (1986)

Salahuddin Parvez

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Release Date1986
GenreAction
FormatColour
LanguageHindi
Run Time136 mins
Length3726.86 meters
Number of Reels15
Gauge35 mm
Censor RatingU
Censor Certificate NumberU-7346-MUM
Certificate Date24/10/1986

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A movement - The movie

The idea of this story was born on the Day when SHAITAN and MANAS were born. That day MANAS had promised to GOD that he will make a beautiful world full of Peace and Love. The same day SHAITAN had also promised someone that he will destroy all the Beauty and Peace from the Earth.

The battle between SHAITAN and MANAS was alive yesterday and still lives in today. Most of the characters of this world have accepted the path of SHAITAN but there are few characters, SHAITAN could not influence Like:

Manas- Who is a human-being and is in search of his identity.
Vidya- Who symbolises the knowledge.
Dharti- Who symbolises the Love.
Gaadibaan- Who symbolises the despair of a father and husband.
Chandramukhi- Who sacrifices everything for the life of her daughter.
And Mother- Who symbolises : INDIA

Question: Can the battle between SHAITAN and the above characters reach to an END?

Answer: Only thru JUMBISH based on SALAHUDDIN PERVEZ'S internationally acclaimed Novel "EK DIN BEET GAYA".

[From the official press booklet]