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Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro ()


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Two photographers, who are employed by a magazine editor to expose the scandalous activities of the rich, come across corruption by a builder and accidentally photograph a murder.

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Vinod Chopra
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Sudhir Mishra
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Shobha Sen
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Municipal Commissioner D'Mello
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Ahuja
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Tarneja (as Pankaj Kapoor)
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Ashok
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Priya
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Asst. Mun. Comm. Srivastav
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Kamdar
Zafar Sanjari
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Reporter
Harshad Gandhi
Anil Chaudhary ...
(as Anil Chowdhury)
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Police constable under D'Mello bridge (as Ajay Vadhaokar)
Arun Khanna
Adil Rana
Haneef Zahoor ...
(as Hanif Zahoor)
Pramod A. Dubey ...
(as Pramod Dube)
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(as Keni Desai)
Alok Aima
Anwar
Kiran Bokhri
Anil Apte
Rahul Chowdhary
Bharat Karia
Amit Tyagi
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Dushasana
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'Disco-Killer' (scenesDeleted)
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Reporter (uncredited)

Directed by

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Kundan Shah

Written by

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Ranjit Kapoor ... (dialogue)
 
Satish Kaushik ... (dialogue)
 
Sudhir Mishra ... (screenplay)
 
Sudhir Mishra ... (story)
 
Kundan Shah ... (screenplay)
 
Kundan Shah ... (story)

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Nfdc India ... producer

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Vanraj Bhatia

Cinematography by

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Binod Pradhan

Editing by

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Renu Saluja

Editorial Department

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Amit Tyagi ... assistant editor

Art Direction by

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Robin Das

Makeup Department

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R.H. Patil ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Imtiaz Bagdadi ... production manager
Kiran Bokhri ... production manager
Bharat Karia ... production manager
Pawan Malhotra ... production manager (as Pavan Malhotra)
Anjali Rai Mehta ... production manager
Deepak Qazir ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Sudhir Mishra ... assistant director
Renu Saluja ... assistant director

Art Department

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Rajaram Kharade ... assistant set

Sound Department

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R. Jaichander ... sound assistant
Suresh Paswan ... sound assistant
K.S. Ravi ... sound
Kuldip Sood ... sound mixer
B.N. Tiwari ... sound

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Rajesh Gor ... main titles

Camera and Electrical Department

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Aditya Arya ... still photographer
Devlin Bose ... assistant camera
Dominic ... spot boy
Promod Pradhan ... assistant camera
Ram ... spot boy (as Ramu)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Sujata Desai ... costumes
Pawan Malhotra ... assistant costumes (as Pavan Malhotra)

Music Department

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Kersi Lord ... assistant music

Additional Crew

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Rajni Acharya ... publicist
Shiladitya Bora ... distribution: re-release
Vidhu Vinod Chopra ... production controller
Anita Kanwar ... dubbing artist: Bhakti Barve
Robert Lang ... color science/imaging r&d: Pixion (uncredited)
Rajesh Potphode ... color science/imaging r&d: Pixion (uncredited)

Thanks

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Ramdas Bhatkal ... acknowledgment
Madhosh Bilgrami ... acknowledgment
Ram S. Dadlani ... acknowledgment
D.M. Dayal ... acknowledgment (as Dr. D.M. Dayal)
Pia Dharamraj ... acknowledgment
Imtiaz Dharkar ... acknowledgment
Dilip Dhawan ... acknowledgment
Anita Kanwar ... acknowledgment
Rajan Kothari ... acknowledgment (as Rajen Kothari)
Maharaj Mehta ... acknowledgment (as Dr. Maharaj Mehta)
Akhtar Mirza ... acknowledgment
A.M. Padmanabhan ... acknowledgment
Anand Sagar ... acknowledgment
Prem Sagar ... acknowledgment
Sarita Sethi ... acknowledgment
Jayesh Shah ... acknowledgment

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Vinod (Naseeruddin Shah) and Sudhir (Ravi Baswani) are two professional photographers trying to start a photo studio. The first real assignment that they get, from the activist magazine Khabardar (literally meaning beware), draws them into the shady world of Bombay real estate. They discover that one of the biggest builders in Bombay, Tarneja, is trying to bribe Municipal Commissioner D'Mello (Satish Shah) into giving him a bridge contract. Meanwhile D'Mello is negotiating with Tarneja's arch rival Ahuja (Om Puri). The contract is finally awarded to a third person. By chance Vinod and Sudhir find out that Tarneja has murdered D'Mello... Written by

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Also Known As
  • JBDY (India, English title)
  • Оставьте, как есть (Soviet Union, Russian title)
  • Who Pays the Piper
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  • 132 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia The film was made on such a shoestring budget that Naseeruddin Shah, the most well known actor was paid only Rs 15,000 ($300) for the movie. Naseer also had to bring his own Nikon camera to the shootings to use as a prop for his character, who was a photographer. Towards the end of the shooting, this camera was stolen, which amongst other painful memories of the making of the film, Naseer still reminisces about. See more »
Goofs When D'Mello's dead body was found under the bridge the eyes were closed. However, when they recover the body again from Ahuja's guest house, the eyes were open. This can't be possible. See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in Ek Ruka Hua Faisla (1986). See more »
Quotes Ashok: You didn't listen to our conversation, did you?
Vinod Chopra: What?
Ashok: You didn't listen to our conversation, right?
Vinod Chopra: What?
Ashok: Are you deaf?
Vinod Chopra: Yes!
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