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Khote Sikkay (transl. Fake Coins) is a 1974 Indian Hindi-language action-adventure film directed by Narendra Bedi, starring Feroz Khan and Danny Denzongpa as part of a gang hired by a villager to save his village from dacoits.
Feb 20, 1974 · Khote Sikkay: Directed by Narendra Bedi. With Feroz Khan, Rehana Sultan, Danny Denzongpa, Alka. Jhanga (Ajit) is a cruel, brutal, and heartless dacait, who has terrorized the entire countryside.
Khote Sikkay. Summaries. Jhanga (Ajit) is a cruel, brutal, and heartless dacait, who has terrorized the entire countryside. The police are unable to capture him, as he has several hideouts and nearby villagers are afraid to give out any informaiton, fearing the reprisal of his wrath.
Jan 1, 1974 · Khote Sikkay is a 1974 Hindi film directed by Narinder Bedi and produced under the banner of Mewar Films. The film stars Feroz Khan, Rehana Sultan and Danny Denzongpa.
A black cloaked horseback rider (Feroz Khan) is looking for Jhanga, to avenge the death of his dad, a judge (Satyen Kappu) who had convicted and sentenced Jhanga, however, whenever he comes close, Jhanga manages to escape.
Khote Sikkay. An unknown horseback rider is after Jhanga, an evil and troublesome gangster who has terrorized everybody in the village, because he is responsible for his father's death. Rentals include 30 days to start watching this video and 48 hours to finish once started.
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Khote Sikkay. 1974 | 2h 12m. 45 % User Score. Jhanga (Ajit) is a cruel, brutal, and heartless dacait, who has terrorized the entire countryside. The police are unable to capture him, as he has several hideouts and nearby villagers are afraid to give out any informaiton, fearing the reprisal of his wrath. A black cloaked horseback rider (Feroz Khan) is looking for Jhanga, to avenge the death of his dad, a judge (Satyen Kappu) who had convicted and sentenced Jhanga, however, whenever he comes ...
A black cloaked horseback rider (Feroz Khan) is looking for Jhanga, to avenge the death of his dad, a judge (Satyen Kappu) who had convicted and sentenced Jhanga, however, whenever he comes close, Jhanga manages to escape. Then five men, all petty criminals, come to claim the reward for handing over Jhanga to the police.
Jhanga (Ajit) is a cruel, brutal, and heartless dacait, who has terrorized the entire countryside. The police are unable to capture him, as he has several hideouts and nearby villagers are afraid to give out any informaiton, fearing the reprisal of his wrath.
