How Well Do You Remember These Bollywood Villains?

Which villain’s style of speaking, a mix of Khariboli and Awadhi, was inspired by Dilip Kumar’s character from Gunga Jumna?

The Bond villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld inspired a criminal mastermind in a popular Hindi film. Which character was this?

He was a retired Army General who wanted to control the world and operated out of a remote hidden island. His mannerisms were inspired by Hitler. Who was this?

The iconic ‘Bad Man’ phrase was used by Gulshan Grover in many films. In which movie was the dialogue first used?

Who headed the terrorist organization ‘Black Star Organisation’ which had a six pointed star as a logo and resembled the Star of David?

Which actor is Javed Akhtar talking about here? “Like Bachchan, he found a new image as villain after Zanjeer. He started a new innings in his career though he was an established hero in the fifties. His villainy started a new trend. Here was a new villain who was soft-spoken yet forceful. We wanted to give a different image to villainy which matched the hero.”

This character has had two on-screen appearances. In the first, he was suited up with gelled hair and Aviators. In the second, he sported a bald head and earring. Which character?

He was one of the leading villains in the 70s and early 80s. Later he directed and produced the movies Kaaranama (1990) and Ghazab Tamasha (1992), both of which flopped. Who is this?

This famous dialogue came about as a result of the actor copying his director’s style of speaking. Which phrase is this?

Which villain had these iconic dialogues – ‘Beta, tumse na ho paayega’, ‘Hum abhi tak jinda hain kyunki hum sanimaa nahi dekhte. Sab saale sabke dimaag me apni apni picture chal rahi hai, Sab saale hero banna chah rahein apni picture me’?