Gangaajal (2003)

Hindi 2 hrs 30 mins Drama
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78%
Total Reviews: 9
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Review Summary: On the whole GANGAAJAL has its limitations thanks to its oft-repeated theme. At the box-office

Average Critic Rating: (3.14)
Cast: Ajay Devgn , Gracy Singh , Mohan Agashe , Mukesh Tiwari , Akhilendra Mishra , Mohan Joshi , Yashpal Sharma , Ayub Khan , Anoop Soni , Daya Shanker Pandey , Anita Kanwar , Master Yash Pathak , Chetan Pandit , Raj Khan
Director: Prakash Jha
Release Date: 29 Aug 2003

Plot: The film begins with SP Amit Kumar ( Ajay Devgan ) taking charge of the Tezpur District in Bihar. The area is notorious for its crime rate, with Tezpur Police under the control of local don Sadhu Yadav ( Mohan Joshi ) and his son Sundar Yadav ( Yashpal Sharma Read more

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On the whole GANGAAJAL has its limitations thanks to its oft-repeated theme. At the box-office
Full review on Bollywood Hungama
Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama
Go watch it!
Full review on India Today
Anupama Chopra, India Today

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Twenty years after Govind Nihalani made Ardh Satya, conscientious cops in Hindi cinema are still trying to overcome the same hurdles Anant Welankar stumbled against.
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If you overlook the loosely handled Rahul (2001) and the formulaic Bandish (1996),
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Prakash Jha's Gangaajal is a film about an honest cop fighting the corrupt system in Bihar. It is about a one-man army against corruption.
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Sadhu Yadav has filed a writ seeking a ban on the film, claiming that his name has been shown in a bad taste
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Ajay Devgan's imposing act. Yet again he proves why he is the smartest actor of his generation by picking up an author-backed role and making the most of it.
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Deepa Gumaste, Rediff 
If you overlook the loosely handled Rahul (2001) and the formulaic Bandish (1996) Prakash Jha has had a track record of thought-provoking meaningful cinema throughout. Gangaajal is no exception. Of course the movie doesn't have anything original to
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