{"id":938,"date":"2016-03-02T12:45:21","date_gmt":"2016-03-02T12:45:21","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/13.201.39.237\/?p=938"},"modified":"2026-07-17T13:55:36","modified_gmt":"2026-07-17T13:55:36","slug":"vinod-khanna-rip-bollywood-amitabh-bachchan-zeenat-aman-aap-jaisa-koi-farishtay-qurbani","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/13.207.105.184\/?p=938","title":{"rendered":"Why There Can Be No Other Vinod Khanna"},"content":{"rendered":"\n<div class=\"container page-content\"><p>\n\n<span class=\"dropcap\">T<\/span>\n\n<\/div>\nhe first time that I remember seeing Vinod Khanna on the big screen was in <em>Qurbani <\/em>at Vaishali Cinema in Patna in 1981. The story of the film is a blur now, but outside of the sexed-out Zeenat Aman\u2019s \u201c<a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/af9RjcwwDCE\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">Aap Jaisa Koi<\/a>\u201d and \u201c<a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/E-7qm4WeH9Q\">Laila O Laila<\/a>\u201d, what still stays with me is Amjad Khan\u2019s sass, Feroze Khan\u2019s style, and Vinod Khanna\u2019s swag. It was nonchalant machismo at its best, supplemented by this assured air of self-confidence. The coolth was extempore. The nerves were real. They were all heroes, in the strictest sense of the word.\n\nAnd our heroes were out there! On that large rectangular piece of awesomeness that showcased moving images from the worlds we did not belong to, and hypnotised our entire being. We were mortals to them gods. It was a deity-devotee relationship, flourishing in those dark shrines not called multiplexes. The television revolution was yet to happen, VCRs were still glints in their makers\u2019 eyes, and nobody knew the spelling of cable TV. Films would actually run for twenty-five and fifty weeks. Going to the cinema halls was picnic without the picnic baskets. The cost of <em>samosas<\/em> was not equal to the GDP of Ethiopia, and the coffee machines hummed consumable froth in those brawny concoctions. There was romance in the aroma of \u00e9clairs, cream rolls, and popcorns. Watching a film was living an experience. The theatre walls were grimy, the seats weren\u2019t the most comfortable, the loos were stinky, but none of it mattered. That torch light leading you to your seat, and the anticipation of getting transformed into a whole new world to watch those men and women in action was the only thing that mattered.\n\nThen there was Vinod Khanna. The chiselled looks, the rugged sexuality, the undisguised charm, he was all, and more, that a hero could be. Without trying too hard. It was fascinating to just watch him on screen, and get bewitched. Of course, if you had your carnal glasses on, the fog would tell the complete story.\n\nBut nobody wanted to become Vinod Khanna.\n\nBecause they knew nobody could ever become Vinod Khanna. He was so unabashedly good-looking, and in such an exalted space, that one could not even aspire to be him. Amitabh Bachchan was achievable. The hairstyle and the gait and the walk and the dance moves were replicable. Vinod Khanna was beyond reach. Whatever roles he did, whether it was Shyam singing the melancholic <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/DNZ8d0eBNJo\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">\u201cKoi Hota Jissko Apna\u201d<\/a> in <em>Mere Apne <\/em>or Jabbar Singh mercilessly going on a killing spree in <em>Mera Gaon Mera Desh<\/em>, the bespectacled Professor Pramod Sharma surrounded by students in <em>Imtihaan<\/em> or that young scheming sonofabitch Anil conning his mother in <em>Aan Milo Sajna<\/em>, the oomph always elicited empathy. The cameras and the audiences loved him equally.\n\nWhich explains precisely how he could move from playing villains to portraying the hero so effortlessly, and then undertake the journey from being a star to becoming a superstar. <em>Hera Pheri<\/em> made him a phenomenon. This was followed by a series of blockbusters, including <em>Khoon Pasina<\/em>, <em>Amar Akbar Anthony<\/em>, <em>Parvarish<\/em>, <em>Muqaddar Ka Sikandar<\/em> and, of course, <em>Qurbani<\/em>.\n<blockquote class=\"quote--center\">We wanted the Vinod Khanna phenomenon to blast off again for very selfish reasons. We were looking for a hero amongst the crowd of newbies and fallen veterans.<\/blockquote>\nTechnically, he was not the hero in <em>Qurbani<\/em>. Hell, he doesn\u2019t even get the girl in the end! But check out the man in the song <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/jH2_T9_21gU\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">\u201cHum Tumhen Chaahte Hain Aise\u201d<\/a>. Despite the Feroze Khan aesthetics hovering around a gyrating couple on a fishing boat, Vinod Khanna is all that you would notice. Or want to notice. The casually flowing hair being hit by the sea breeze, the underplayed and non-theatrical expressions, the half-acceptance of the unrequited love, and those lovely longing eyes telling so many tales! You cry for the man despite him not shedding a singular tear. I stand corrected. He was the hero of <em>Qurbani<\/em>. And perhaps one of the few heroes existing in Hindi cinema at that time.\n\nAnd then he left the industry in 1982. Randomly. For the truth. Or whatever.\n\nHe came back in 1987 with <em>Satyamev Jayate<\/em> and <em>Insaaf<\/em>. A lot had happened in the world in those five years. Vaishali Cinema had shut shop. Jeetendra had given five sleeper hits with the help of his PE teacher. The Bachchan phenomenon was on a decline. The newer generation of actors, including Anil Kapoor, Sunny Deol, Sanjay Dutt, and Jackie Shroff, was yet to take off. Mohammed Aziz and Shabbir Kumar were churning out hits. TV antennas were becoming a part of the Indian landscape. Video cassette parlours were mushrooming. The motion pictures industry was going through a major crisis. Filmstars could be hired at a price and consumed in molested VHS tapes grasping for breath in night-long marathon sessions. The heroes were becoming more accessible, everyday commodity.\n\nNot Vinod Khanna, though. He still had the charisma. He still was out there, even in his Second Coming. While <em>Satymev Jayate<\/em> did not work, Insaaf was a hit. I still remember how the hall erupted in taalis and seeties when the screen said \u201cRE-INTRODUCING VINOD KHANNA\u201d, celebrating his incredibly potent existence amongst us.\n\nHe was back.\n\nBut. Something was amiss. His charm seemed laboured, his presence awkward. Not that Hindi cinema or the viewers had evolved in those five years. We were still the same, if not deteriorated by the Jeetendra\/Rajesh Khanna onslaught of the <em>Tohfas<\/em> and <em>Maqsads <\/em>of the world. We wanted the Vinod Khanna phenomenon to blast off again for very selfish reasons. We were looking for a hero amongst the crowd of newbies and fallen veterans. In <em>Dayavan<\/em>, <em>Batwara<\/em>, <em>Chandni<\/em>, <em>CID<\/em>, and <em>Jurm<\/em>, we saw traces of the man we used to worship. The screen presence was still as scorching, the smile could still kill millions. But it was not the same. He was getting old, obviously. It was not about that, though. Or only about that.\n\n<img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" class=\"alignnone size-medium wp-image-20591\" src=\"http:\/\/13.201.39.237\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/07\/1493380399.jpg\" alt=\"vinod_3 (1)\" width=\"700\" height=\"407\" \/>\n<figcaption>\n<p>The chiselled looks, the rugged sexuality, the undisguised charm, he was all, and more, that a hero could be.<\/p>\n<\/figcaption>\n<\/figure>\n\n\nI figured what it was about in <em>Farishtay<\/em>, the 1991 film from Anil Sharma of the Tara Singh handpump fame.\n\nFarishtay wasn\u2019t just Dharmendra in a yellow cap and Vinod Khanna in a deep red Stetson hat, dancing on the streets of Mumbai with a bunch of Film City extras half their age in the title song. <em>Farishtay <\/em>also was the tragic realisation that your gods had feet of clay. <em>Farishtay <\/em>was a beautiful man desperately clutching on to his stardom, and failing to do so.\n\nVinod Khanna plays Dheeru to Dharmendra\u2019s Veeru in the film. Beyond the <em>Sholay <\/em>meta-reference, the film is all kind of odd villains dotting the world, and our saviour angels taking them head on. Between fighting villains and dancing with heroines, Vinod Khanna\u2019s character has a major fixation for milk. So far so good. Only, milk here refers to things beyond milk. Way beyond milk. <a href=\"https:\/\/youtu.be\/4mYusg7IWlk?t=20m33s\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">\u201cDoodh peene ka mazaa hi kuch aur hai\u201d<\/a>, declares Dheeru to this buxom bar girl, \u201cKhaas kar woh doodh kisi tandurust aur doodh-doodh-doodh-doodharu gaai ka ho, aap jaisi\u201d while continuously looking at her breasts, and making a major show of it.\n\nAnd that\u2019s when my hero became just another guy, just another ageing actor. That crass and vulgar display of his baser emotions wasn\u2019t acting. It was an old man refusing to let go. He may have done forty more films after <em>Farishtay<\/em>, but Vinod Khanna, my superstar, faded way back in 1991.\n\nVinod Khanna killed my hero. Vaishali Cinema is becoming a mall. The world, as I knew it, does not exist anymore.\n\nI have made my peace. I hope he does, too.\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Nobody could ever aspire to be Vinod Khanna. The chiselled looks, the rugged sexuality, the undisguised charm, he was all, and more, that a hero could be. 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