C.I.D.

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C.I.D. Inspector Veer( Vinod Khanna) wages war against organized crime. His nemesis is Roshan Lala (Kiran Kumar) the overlord of the drug and gold smuggling racket in India. So dangerous a m... Read allC.I.D. Inspector Veer( Vinod Khanna) wages war against organized crime. His nemesis is Roshan Lala (Kiran Kumar) the overlord of the drug and gold smuggling racket in India. So dangerous a man Roshan is Roshan Lala that no witness has ever dared to come forward to give evidence a... Read allC.I.D. Inspector Veer( Vinod Khanna) wages war against organized crime. His nemesis is Roshan Lala (Kiran Kumar) the overlord of the drug and gold smuggling racket in India. So dangerous a man Roshan is Roshan Lala that no witness has ever dared to come forward to give evidence against him in court. Frustrated by the lack of evidence and witness needed to convict Rosh... Read all

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Trivia
Only film to have 3 distinct songs by Kishore Kumar, Amit Kumar and Kumar Sanu.

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Teri Na Na Na
Sung by Kumar Sanu and Alka Yagnik
Music by Kalyanji Veerji Shah & Anandji Veerji Shah
Lyrics by Anjaan

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5/10

Juhi Chawla's strip tease

C. I. D. Review :

Noted director Brij Sadanah's last production; CID was loosely based on Hollywood film Witness (1985) which was already made as Hatya (1988) by Govinda. Vinod Khanna played the titular role with Amrita Singh as his lady love and Kiran Kumar as his foe. A not so bad film which tanked at the box office; CID is a film most regretted by Juhi Chawla who had probably signed this inconsequential role before her stardom. She had a strip tease song with villain Kiran Kumar pawing her all over which was reminiscent of the Padma Khanna- Premnath number in Vijay Anand's Johny Mera Naam. The item number became talking point of gossip mags. The film however, sank without a trace.

Regards, Sumeet Nadkarni.

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