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If you're one of those black'n'white film buffs who thrives on the oldies dished up on the tele, Vrajendra Gaur is a name you would often ...

• August 9, 2000 12:00 AM IST
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If you8217;re one of those black8217;n8217;white film buffs who thrives on the oldies dished up on the tele, Vrajendra Gaur is a name you would often see on the credits. This prolific dialogue and script-writer was a name to be reckoned with in the 50s. Yet apart from his family who observed his 20th death anniversary on Monday, not many recall the name today.

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