Jackie Shroff Celebrates 17 Years of 'Kisaan' with Nostalgic Montage

Bollywood star Jackie Shroff marked the 17th anniversary of his 2009 film 'Kisaan' by sharing a nostalgic video montage on social media. The film, which starred Shroff, Arbaaz Khan, Sohail Khan, and Dia Mirza, focused on the hardships faced by farmers in rural India. Despite its strong socio-economic theme, the movie received a lukewarm response at the box office. Shroff is known for frequently using social media to celebrate cinematic milestones and pay tribute to film legends.

Key Points: Jackie Shroff Marks 17th Anniversary of Film 'Kisaan'

  • Jackie Shroff shares nostalgic montage
  • Film highlighted farmers' struggles
  • Starred Jackie, Arbaaz Khan, Dia Mirza
  • Directed by Puneet Sira
  • Received lukewarm box office response
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Jackie Shroff marks 17th anniversary of his movie Kisaan starring Arbaaz Khan, Dia Mirza

Jackie Shroff shares a nostalgic video montage celebrating 17 years of his 2009 film 'Kisaan', which starred Arbaaz Khan and Dia Mirza.

Jackie Shroff marks 17th anniversary of his movie Kisaan starring Arbaaz Khan, Dia Mirza
"The land that held them together might tear them apart... - Film Tagline"

Mumbai, March 20

Bollywood star Jackie Shroff marked 17 years of his film Kisaan by sharing a nostalgic montage from the movie on his social media account.

The video shared by Jackie, features several stills and scenes from the film in the form of a collage, including intense close-ups of Jackie Shroff in a turbaned look, emotional moments of the cast as farmers resting on charpoys.

Another picture shows the lead cast standing together against a tense backdrop, while the film's poster, with the tagline 'The land that held them together might tear them apart...' also appears in the montage. The post also had the hashtag '#17yearsofkisaan'.

Talking about the movie, released in 2009, 'Kisaan' starred Jackie Shroff, Arbaaz Khan, Sohail Khan and Dia Mirza in key roles.

The film was directed by Puneet Sira and produced by Sohail Khan under the banner of Sohail Khan Productions, in association with UTV Motion Pictures.

The film revolved around the hardships and tough times faced by farmers and attempted to highlight the socio-economic issues in rural India. Despite its strong theme, the film, unfortunately, received a lukewarm response at the box office.

Talking about Jackie Shroff, the actor has been a constant at marking special occasions related to cinema and its legends.

Recently, from remembering icons like Madhubala, Sridevi and Shashi Kapoor on their birth and death anniversaries, to celebrating milestones of his own films, the actor has been taking to social media to pay tribute and relive memories.

On the professional front, Jackie made his Bollywood debut with Hero in 1983 and went on to star in several successful films such as Ram Lakhan, Parinda, Tridev and Karma.

The actor is also known to be the father of actor Tiger Shroff.

- IANS

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Sarah B
It's lovely to see actors celebrate their older, less successful films with such fondness. Shows they care about the art and message, not just the box office numbers. The farmer's plight is still so relevant today.
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Vikram M
Honestly, the movie was a bit slow and the execution could have been better. The intention was noble, highlighting farmer issues, but as a film it didn't quite connect. Still, Jackie Shroff's performance was sincere as always.
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Priya S
Bhidu's turbaned look was iconic! 😍 He brings such a raw, earthy feel to these roles. It's sweet how he remembers all these milestones. True legend.
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Rohit P
Films like these are important. We need more cinema that talks about real India, not just glamour. Maybe if it released today, with the ongoing farmer discussions, it would get more attention.
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David E
Interesting to see this. I'm not familiar with the film, but Jackie Shroff seems like a genuine person who values his work and the industry's history. The tagline is quite powerful.

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