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After the Straw Hat Pirates' Log Pose points them towards the sky, they travel to the island of Jaya and work with Mont Blanc Cricket to determine if there is indeed an island in the sky. While in the pirate-populated port town of Mock Town, Luffy ends up in conflict with the overconfident and cruel Bellamy, while also meeting an enigmatic man who advises Luffy to never give up on his dreams.

Roshio the Executioner, a pirate with a 48 million bounty, wins a poker game against Hyena Bellamy, a pirate with a bounty of 55 million. Bellamy accuses Roshio of cheating and gets Sarquiss to back him up. When Roshio disagrees, Bellamy stabs his hand with a knife and shoots him in the head.[5]

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Chopper treated him and they met up with Masira and Shoujou again, who helped Cricket out on his quest under the name "Saruyama Alliance".[11] Cricket explained that if the Sky Island existed, the only way to reach it would be through "Knock Up Stream", a humongous geyser in the ocean.[12] In order to reach it, Cricket has the Straw Hats go into the forest to search for a "South Bird", a bird whose head always points south. During this time, the Saruyama Alliance upgraded the Going Merry in order to withstand Knock Up Stream.[13]

This calmed everyone down, until Luffy screamed for Bellamy to come out. Luffy demanded that Bellamy give the gold back, but he refused. Bellamy attacked him with his devil fruit powers, but Luffy still does not fight back. Angered, he decides to finish him off with his ultimate attack, Spring Hopper while still mocking him for following dreams. At this point, Luffy finally becomes fed up with Bellamy's words and took him down with a single punch.[15] The terrified pirates realized that Luffy's wanted posters were actually real and ran away in fear.

Somewhere else, on an island in the Grand Line, the status of Buggy and his crew was shown, as Ace boarded his ship and offered to help him search for Luffy.[16] Meanwhile, Shanks tried to contact Whitebeard only to have his letter torn up, with Whitebeard telling the messenger, Rockstar, to have Shanks meet him in person. Rockstar reported back, to which Shanks told the crew to prepare for a meeting with Whitebeard.[17]

The wedding, long foreseen, was set for June 3, 1973 and was to be kept secret, because with Amitabh's rising popularity, the crowds of admirers gathering round the house had been growing every day. The only guests to be invited from our side were the Rajans and the Gandhis.

Jaya's family decided not to hold the ceremony at their flat in Beach House but at a friend's place on the top floor of the Skylark building in Malabar Hills, where it could pass off unnoticed. We sent a telegram to Jagdish Rajan to 'come with your family immediately,' with no indication of the reason.

Teji invited Mrs Gandhi by telephone: as was expected, she sent her felicitations but could not come herself (just as well -- her coming would have been the end of the secrecy); Sanjay would represent the family.

Jaya's parents wanted the marriage to be conducted in the Bengali manner, to which we had no objection. The first stage was the var-puja, the veneration of the groom, which involved Jaya's father coming to Mangal (Amitabh's residence) with gifts and conducting a small ceremony; I then reciprocated by doing the same for the bride at Beach House.

I noticed something quite unexpected at Beach House: nobody in the family, apart from Jaya, showed even the slightest trace of pleasure.

The barat was to consist of the groom himself and the three of us, the five Rajans and a party of five baratis: Sanjay Gandhi, Bhagvati Charan Verma, Narendra Sharma, Krishna Kishor Srivastava and Dr Dharmvir Bharati.

Image below: Harivanshrai and Teji Bachchan with their sons Amitabh and Ajitabh, their wives Jaya and Ramola, grandchildren Abhishek, Bhim, Naina, Namrata, Nilima and Shweta, and relative Abhijit Ranjan

Amit looked so splendid that his mother prayed to Hanuman to protect him from the evil eye. Before fixing the bridgroom's veil of flowers, I said, my voice thick with emotion, that anyone wanting to see his face should have a good look now.

Then it was time to go out to the three cars that were standing at the ready. When the neighbours asked what the long decorative strings of light bulbs signified, we explained that Amitabh would be shooting a film here the next night. Nobody had an inkling that a wedding was under way, and the three cars driving off were assumed to be part of the film rehearsals.

The barat was welcomed without fanfare in front of the Skylark building; a few people gathered to watch, but there were no crowds. We went up in the lift, Jaya was in her bridal adornment, and for the first time, I saw a bashful shyness on her face and realised what a particular aspect of beauty it is. She was enough of an actress to be able to simulate shyness, but what I saw now was very natural and real.

A Bengali pandit conducted the marriage, whose ceremonial went on late into the night. The five baratis had dinner and set off home, leaving just the family members to eat alone later when the proceedings were completed. Then we too took our leave.

Before we left, I embraced the father of my new daughter-in-law and congratulated him on getting a son-in-law like Amit, expecting him to say the same in respect of Jaya.

Brilliant casting by producer-director Yash Chopra, who got Amitabh Bachchan's alleged real-life dynamic into the film, is what made 'Silsila' intriguing. However, it initially seemed that Smita Patil and Parveen Babi were picked as the spouse and lover, respectively, in the movie. But Jaya Bhaduri and Rekha were the actors that Yash Chopra desired to play the roles. Amitabh Bachchan sensed that the renowned director wasn't pleased with the casting when he called him for the movie. Eventually, Yash disclosed to the actor his ideal cast. Surprisingly, Bachchan agreed to it almost without hesitation and asked the director to persuade the female actors -Jaya and Rekha- to take up the roles.

The Chopra-directed movie might seem to be about a love triangle, but when looked through the prism of modern sensibilities, it attains something that filmmakers have rarely been capable of doing: it treats the tale of a failed marriage and the rebirth of an old love with the utmost tenderness and dignity. In the first part of the movie, we witness Amit (Bachchan) falling in love with Chandni (Rekha) and dreaming of a life with her, but fate compels him to get married Jaya Bhaduri, the pregnant fiance of his deceased brother Shekhar (Shashi Kapoor).

Today, one can wonder why the man turned into a saviour in order to safeguard the woman's honour in society while she was treated like an 'abla naari'. The story would undoubtedly have taken another path if it had been made today; Jaya's character would have possibly rejected the offer and gone on her own the pursuit of taking power over her life. 'Silsila' has some shortcomings that we are bound to notice, but decades ago even the most progressive films frequently fell short of when addressing issues pertaining to women. Alternately, one could argue that despite their modern takes on the topics they tackled, old films nevertheless attempted to fit into social conventions since they wanted to appeal to a wider audience.

After Amit and Shobha's marriage, the second half of the film shows the former running into Chandni and starting an affair with her. The couple is depicted as being trapped in an unhappy marriage. The appearance of skepticism was just a trick on the audience's part because they were mindful that Amit wouldn't pick Chandni over Shobha. Why do you stay to see the end of the film, then? It was primarily for the famed pair for me. Not Rekha and Amitabh, but rather the leading actresses - Jaya and Rekha.

The director has captured an encounter between two women who face off for what they feel are entitled to with great dignity and sophistication. Rekha and Jaya, not Bachchan, were the inevitable 'heroes' of 'Silsila'. Without them, Chopra would never have gotten the movie and cast he had in mind. However, it may be unfair to assume that no other actor could have performed the roles in the same way they did. But if it weren't for the women who looked beyond prejudice to give the story a soul, would 'Silsila' really be what it is today?

While shooting an intense fight sequence for Coolie with Puneet Issar at the Bangalore University campus, Big B misjudged a jump and landed abruptly on a sharp object, with its edge hitting his abdominal part and causing massive internal haemorrhage and bleeding. Bachchan was then rushed to a nearby hospital, where he had to go through multiple surgeries. Much to everyone's shock, he was even declared "clinically dead" for a few minutes before being put on the ventilator. The doctors revived him by giving him an adrenaline injection.

New Delhi: Rajesh Khanna starrer 'Bawarchi' is not only one of the iconic films of the superstar's career, but also a film that shows Bollywood's long-lost era of making meaningful movies that had the audience engaged till the end and carried a social message as well. 'Bawarchi' is a film based on the everyday lives of The Sharmas who reside in 'Shanti Nivas'. This humble abode becomes the canvas on which Hrishikesh Mukherjee masterfully paints a story that transcends time, depicting the trials and triumphs of a middle-class household. Released in 1972, 'Bawarchi' made its mark as the eighth highest-grossing film of the year, captivating audiences with its simple yet profound narrative. Now, on its 51st anniversary, it's the perfect time to rekindle the magic and experience the cinematic brilliance all over again.

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