One film, three different endings depending on which cut you find.
One film, but the version matters more here than on almost any other page. The cut India saw in 1975 is not the cut Ramesh Sippy made. The censors required a changed ending and cut two scenes, and that shortened version is the one that played for decades. A restoration finished for the fiftieth anniversary puts the original ending and the missing scenes back. If you have a choice, watch that one.
Seen some of these already? Tap the circles to tick them off. The full list below fills in as you go.
Two small-time criminals are hired by a retired policeman to catch the bandit who destroyed his family. Three and a half hours, and it absorbed the Western, the Kurosawa film and the Hindi masala picture into one thing that had not existed before.
Then what? Nothing follows it in the sense of a sequel. What does exist is a long tail of other people's films: a 1988 spin-off built around one supporting character, a 1991 spoof with the original villain playing himself, a 2007 remake that failed badly, and a 2014 animated series. None of them is required and none of them is on this page.
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