Gunday wrote the film as a tale of the consequences of the struggle of two outlaws against the system, using his father's stories as a backdrop for the characters.
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13 Facts About Gunday
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Gunday believes the law was responsible for destroying their childhood.
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Gunday reveals Nandita's identity and tries to kill Bala, but Bikram rescues him, and Bala impales Himanshu.
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Gunday's father told stories about the illegal coal trade in Calcutta, where trains carrying coal were robbed by unemployed youths.
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Gunday believed that the films' portrayal of the conflict between right and wrong gave him an understanding of life as a child, which he used in the script.
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Gunday is a no-nonsense person and has this superior air about her, even though she is a very normal girl.
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Gunday's character was highly stylised to suit the mainstream popcorn genre of the film.
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Gunday was rushed to the nearest hospital and had to get a few stitches.
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Gunday's songs have immense popular appeal, substance and the right blend of melody and contemporary styles.
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Gunday had its premiere in Dubai on 12 February 2014 with the full cast in attendance.
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Gunday is all slow-motion and swagger, with nods to Deewaar, Sholay, Kaala Patthar, Kabhie Kabhie and sprinkles of John Woo's doves and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
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