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Govinda Movies: If you are crazy about 90 era films, then you must have seen that 1993 film of Govinda, which Aamir Khan’s view was very bad. He described Govinda’s film as vulgar and vulgar. However, the film stopped speaking everyone by earning a rage that year.
New Delhi: One of Govinda’s biggest hit films was released in 1993. The film had earned 10 times more than the budget, but Aamir Khan did not like this film at all. He called it ‘porn’. (Photo courtesy: imDB)
If Shah Rukh is ‘King of Romance’ in Bollywood, then Govinda is ‘King of Comedy’. He has given many big hit films in his film career. One of his most special films is the 1993 film ‘Aankhen’, in which Govinda played a double role. (Photo courtesy: imDB)
He was accompanied by Chunky Pandey, Rageshwari, Ritu Shivpuri, Shilpa Shirodkar, Kader Khan, Sadashiv Amrapurkar, Shakti Kapoor and Raj Babbar in the film. When ‘Aankhen’ was released, it made a splash at the box office and became the highest -grossing Indian film of 1993. However, this film was called ‘porn’ by Mr. Perfectionist Aamir Khan of Bollywood. (Photo courtesy: imDB)
Aamir Khan said in an interview in 1993-94 that a film runs due to a good story and stars only promote its success. The host then asked Aamir Khan that if it is so, how did the film like ‘Aankhen’ do wonders at the box office, while his story was not good. (Photo courtesy: imDB)
Aamir Khan replied, ‘David Dhawan is the director of the film, he is close to me. I did not like the film privately. Perhaps David will also know this and I do not even know why it was such a big hit. (Photo courtesy: imDB)
According to the report of DNAIndia, Aamir Khan told about his feelings about the film, ‘It was my feeling that the film was very ugly, it was vulgar for me. Some scenes were like this. So I did not like it. But perhaps the audience liked, I don’t know. ‘ (Photo courtesy: imDB)
Govinda and Chunky Pandey’s ‘Aankhen’ was directed by David Dhawan. This proved to be a superhit. (Photo courtesy: IMDB)
‘Eyes’ was made for about 2.5 crores. It earned Rs 25 crore at the box office and became the highest -grossing Indian film of 1993. (Photo courtesy: imDB)
