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Pure Evil

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SKU: 9789354893186

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Dive into the dark world of Bollywood’s most iconic villains with “Pure Evil” by Balaji Vittal. From Gabbar’s chilling sword to Mogambo’s deadly plans, explore the evolution of Hindi cinema’s baddies. A thrilling ride through the minds of gangsters, corrupt cops, and psychopathic killers. Discover the changing face of evil in Bollywood.

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Description

  • ISBN-13: 9789354893186
  • Publisher: HarperCollins India
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Spine Width: 25 mm
  • Width: 214 mm
  • ISBN-10: 935489318X
  • Publisher Date: 01 Dec 2021
  • Height: 147 mm
  • No of Pages: 328
  • Weight: 288 gr

13 reviews for Pure Evil

  1. Padma Tashi –

    A must-read for anyone interested in Bollywood villains!

  2. Mohd Afzal Ansari –

    The book is well-written and researched. I learned a lot about the evolution of villainy in Bollywood.

  3. Mukul Singh –

    Loved revisiting these iconic characters! The author clearly knows his stuff. A must-read for cinema buffs.

  4. Nishtha Gandotra –

    A fascinating look at the dark side of Hindi cinema. Highly recommended!

  5. Adithya Venkatesh –

    I was hoping for deeper insights. It was more of a summary than an analysis.

  6. Aditya Kumar –

    I expected more depth. It felt rushed and didn’t explore nuances.

  7. Jatin Kumar Khare –

    A great nostalgic read! Balaji Vittal brings these villains to life.

  8. Saksham Kumar Srivastava –

    A fun, quick read for any Bollywood fan! Some analyses felt a bit surface-level, but overall enjoyable.

  9. Aman Dubey –

    Some arguments were weak, but overall, a decent book.

  10. Khushi Panchariya –

    Interesting concept, but the writing was a bit dry. Still, a good overview of Bollywood villains.

  11. Shivam Bansal –

    Enjoyable, but I wish there was more focus on female villains.

  12. Vijay Kumar –

    Felt repetitive at times. Could have been more concise. Still, an okay read.

  13. Roshan Kumar –

    A delightful trip down memory lane! Some villains were missed, but understandable.

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