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Khuda Gawah

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Year

1993

Language

Production

Synopsis

A tale of love, revenge, bravery, committment and sacrifice, surrounding the lives of Baadshah Khan (Amitabh Bachchan) and Benazir (Sridevi)

Did you know?

As has been largely publicised, the war between the ruling party and the Mujahedeen stopped because of this film’s shoot. As such, the circumstances in which Khuda Gawah was shot are truly historical.
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Buzkashi Game at Mazar-e-Sharif in Afghanistan

Movie

Khuda Gawah

Scene Location

Mazar-e-Sharif
This is the scene where the two neighbouring warring tribes in Afghanistan have a go at each other with their traditional Buzkashi Game. This is where Baadshah Khan and Benazir meet as opponents. The Mazar-e-Sharif is the city in Afghanistan which is most famous for this sport. The Buzkashi scene is...
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Baadshah and Benazir play Buzkashi at Durbar Square in Nepal
The game of Buzkashi continues from the Mazar-e-Sharif in Afghanistan to the Durbar Square in Nepal. Towards the end, a masked-Benazir and Baadshah Khan fight over the Buzkashi prize. The masks falls away from Benazir's face and Baadshah lets go the prize because in his words usko 'bizli g...
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Rescuing Habibullah at the Khuda Gawah Bridge in Kabul, Afghanistan
To fulfill Benazir's wish for Habibullah's head, Baadshah Khan travels to India, where Habibullah is set to be hanged by the police. In a daredevil act, he rides on horseback to the bridge where the hanging is to take place in public and in front of the entire crowd and police, manages to ...
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"Tu mujhe kubool" song at Kumbalgarh Fort in Rajasthan, India
"Tu mujhe kubool" is the wedding song of Baadshah Khan and Benazir. The song continues onto the walls of the Kumbalgarh Fort in Udaipur in Rajasthan, India...
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Pasha waiting at the Himalayan Caves in Nepal
Pasha waiting for Baadshah Khan at the Himalayan Caves in the Upper Mustang region in Nepal with revenge on his mind. Baadshah Khan had killed his brother Habibullah....
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"Tu Na Ja Mere Badshah" song at the Kagbeni Chortens in Nepal
"Tu Na Ja Mere Badshah" song sung by Benazir imploring her Baadshah Khan not to leave her and go to India since he had promised the Police Officer. She sings this in Kagbeni village in Nepal. The chortens or the Buddhist temples are seen in the background...
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"Tu Na Ja Mere Badshah" song at the Kagbeni Houses in Nepal
Baadshah Khan sings "Mein wapas aaonga" to Benazir, while walking through the Kagbeni Houses in Nepal...
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""Tu Na Ja Mere Badshah" song at the Kagbeni village, Mustang District, Nepal
"Tu Na Ja Mere Badshah" song at the Kagbeni village surroundings in the Mustang District in Nepal...
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"Rab Ko Yaad Karoon" song at Kagbeni village, Nepal
"Rab Ko Yaad Karoon" song sung by Benazir in Kagbeni and Baadshah Khan in a prison in India...
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Mehndi and Aziz meet in the Jomsom Airport, Nepal

Movie

Khuda Gawah

Scene Location

Jomsom Airport
Mehndi and Inspector Aziz Mehra meet in the Jomsom Airport, Nepal...
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"Mere watan mein" song in Jomsom Valley in Nepal
"Mere watan mein" song by Afghani girl Mehendi and Indian boy Aziz Mirza at the windy Jomsom valley. In the portions of the song shot here, we can see their clothes and hair blowing in the wind, since Jomsom valley is one of the windiest valleys in the Himalayas....
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"Mere watan mein" song in the Durbar Square in Nepal
"Mere watan mein" song continues in the Durbar Square in Nepal...
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"Mere watan mein" song at the Nyatapola Temple in Nepal
"Mere watan mein" song in the Nyatapola Temple in the Durbar Square in Nepal...
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"Mere watan mein" song at the Pine Forest in Ooty, Tamil Nadu, India
"Mere watan main" song culminates at the Pine Forest in Ooty. Cant believe that the filmakers went all the way from Afghanistan and Nepal to shoot half a song in Ooty!!! It must have been the orthodox belief that atleast one sequence of the movie should be shot in Ooty, as Ooty brings good...


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