Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], 'Sarfarosh' has been 25 years since its release and till date, many people still appreciate it. To celebrate this milestone, Aamir Khan, Sonali Bendre and other celebs attended a special screening of the film, where Aamir Khan arrived in his casual attire. He wore a dark blue T-shirt, denim jeans and his signature glasses.
Aamir also posed for the shutterbugs Sonali Bendre, who plays Aamir's love interest in the film, arrived in a beautiful red dress
Govind Namdev seen at the screening
Akhilendra Mishra, who reached the screening of 'Sarfarosh', posed for the people.
Music directors Lalit Pandit, Mukesh Rishi, Makrand Deshpande, Naseeruddin Shah Rajesh Joshi, Smita Jaykar, Manoj Joshi, Upasana Singh and Akash Khurana were seen gracing the red carpet of the event. In 1999, Aamir Khan appeared as ACP Ajay Singh Rathore in 'Sarfarosh'. ' surprised everyone. Directed by John Matthew Mathan, the film revolves around Aamir's co-protagonist, who vows to eliminate crime after his father becomes paralyzed and his elder brother is murdered by terrorists. Apart from its plot, the other most striking aspect of 'Sarfarosh' was its music. Jatin-Lalit, this film has Jagjit Singh's evergreen songs like 'Hos Walon Ko Khabar Kya,' 'Zindagi Maut Na Ban Jaye,' 'Iss Deewane Boye Ko,' 'Je Haal Dil Ka' etc.
Aamir also posed for the shutterbugs Sonali Bendre, who plays Aamir's love interest in the film, arrived in a beautiful red dress
Govind Namdev seen at the screening
Akhilendra Mishra, who reached the screening of 'Sarfarosh', posed for the people.
Music directors Lalit Pandit, Mukesh Rishi, Makrand Deshpande, Naseeruddin Shah Rajesh Joshi, Smita Jaykar, Manoj Joshi, Upasana Singh and Akash Khurana were seen gracing the red carpet of the event. In 1999, Aamir Khan appeared as ACP Ajay Singh Rathore in 'Sarfarosh'. ' surprised everyone. Directed by John Matthew Mathan, the film revolves around Aamir's co-protagonist, who vows to eliminate crime after his father becomes paralyzed and his elder brother is murdered by terrorists. Apart from its plot, the other most striking aspect of 'Sarfarosh' was its music. Jatin-Lalit, this film has Jagjit Singh's evergreen songs like 'Hos Walon Ko Khabar Kya,' 'Zindagi Maut Na Ban Jaye,' 'Iss Deewane Boye Ko,' 'Je Haal Dil Ka' etc.
