Sholay was not just a film; it was a revolution in Indian cinema. It holds several historic firsts: the first Indian film made in 70 mm, the first to run in 100 theatres for 25 weeks, and the first to enjoy a run of over five years at Mumbai’s Minerva theatre. Crowned as the “Movie of the Millennium”, it has etched an eternal place in film history.

Must Check: Sholay in 4K: Abhishek Bachchan hails timeless classic's grand return, ‘Can’t wait to see it...'

Released on August 15, 1975, the cult classic is now set to return to the big screen, restored in 4K and featuring its original climax. As India’s biggest cinematic milestone prepares to rule theatres once again, it’s the perfect moment to revisit an intriguing idea once shared by Dharmendra- his own imagined version of Sholay 2.

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