Sunny and Rajni enjoyed encoring SanjeevKumar and Dharmendra’s roles from Seeta Aur Geeta. Just once Sunny didn’t mind taking a backseat, as the woman at the helm was the one and only Sridevi. Chaalbaaz(1989): A very rare comic outing for the ever-gloomy Sunny, and too in a female-centric film.The film was underrated and rejected on release. Ishwar Bidri’s camara work gave a physical shape to Deol’s anger. Like Rahul Rawail Dutta knew which emotions to tap in the introspective actor to make his personality erupt into a welter of angry protests.
Yateem(1988): With this tale of an orphan who is almost seduced bis foster mother(SujataMehta), began Deol’s association with J P Dutta. The film featured two other powerhouse performances byRaakhee Gulzar as Sunny’s mother and Paresh Rawal as a corrupt cop.Gripping even today from first frame to last.Not a boxoffice success, as it was found to be way too dark and tense. It touched on caste discrimination and social inequality and how these fostered a rebellious generation. Deol weas marvellously reined-in as the simple villager who transforms into a dreaded dacoit. Dacait(1987): Inspired by Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti Haiand Ganga Jumna, Dacait is Deol’s most powerful social statement to date. The film has a handsome supporting cast and a powerhouse impact. Sunny’s special friend DimpleKapadia played his love interest. Rahul Rawail’s direction captured Deol in his most implosive avatar,creating sparks in the dark that ignite the screen even today. Arjun(1985): Two years after his debut Sunny Deol gave a remarkably restrained fine-tuned performance in this tautly-written Javed Akhtar script about a student who is waylaid and exploited by an evil politician(Anupam Kher). Known to deliver high-voltage low-key performances in films mainly by Rahul Rawail, Raj Kumar Santoshi and J PDutta, this Deol has been struggling lately to find his bearings in the rapidly-changing atmosphere inBollywood.As Sunny Deol’s new film Ghayal Once Again hits theatres we look at his best films over the years. The movie was so beautiful, I would recommend it just a little longer.Sunny Deol started his career in 1983 playing the guy who tames the wild Amrita Singh in Betaab. I love the love I have in the movie, but there was a little difference in age, but it was a very natural love. The background images were very good, the acting was good, the subject was already taken from a real story. I agree with movie regarding the handling of some places I was a little bored with the subject a bit slow process did not say bad but a little long. In this way, the movies that tell people about the problems of the people are different for me. it is always about social responsibility projects. I think I will watch more Indian movies after that. This way, there should be more movies about social projects, I like it very much as the subject was super.This was my second Indian movie I liked very much. I think I will watch more Cinema can change the world just need to use it right.There's got to be more and more like this and this. 
Cinema can change the world just need to use it right.There's got to be more and more like this and this.
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