Despite being a box office triumph, Bollywood classic Sholay was initially labeled a flop, drawing concern from newspapers about its hefty budget's impact on the film industry. Director Ramesh Sippy faced immense pressure during the Emergency to alter the ending. However, in a heartfelt 50th anniversary re-release, the original climax was brought back, earning overwhelming love and acclaim from audiences.
Despite being a box office triumph, Bollywood classic Sholay was initially labeled a flop, drawing concern from newspapers about its hefty budget's impact on the film industry. Director Ramesh Sippy faced immense pressure during the Emergency to alter the ending. However, in a heartfelt 50th anniversary re-release, the original climax was brought back, earning overwhelming love and acclaim from audiences.
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