He buys the car and transforms it into "Tarzan", a futuristic looking car that he builds in memory of his father. One day while passing by Raj sees his father's old car in a scrap yard. He meets Priya (Ayesha Takia) who has just returned from London and together they form a relationship. Raj is a simple looking, geeky guy who is made fun of because of the way he looks. A few years pass by and Raj has grown up and enters college. Devesh drowns to death leaving behind his mother and his young son. The men decide to place him in his car and dump the car in the nearby lake. After Devesh confronts the men, they fight and Devesh is knocked out and left unconscious. In an attempt to get justice, Devesh reports the incident to the police and later finds out the hard way that the police officer was part of the deception. After many hours designing, he shows his design to a car company owned by four men (Pankaj Dheer, Sadashiv Amrapurkar, Shakti Kapoor and Mukesh Tiwari), little did he know that they would turn around and patent the design and take credit for it. He owned an old car, which was passed down to him from his father and he hoped to pass it on to his son, Raj. W., Vancouver, on the back.Devesh (Ajay Devgan) was Raj's father who was a futuristic car designer. Marked ‘circa 1925’ in pencil and stamped Yucho Chow Studio, 23 Pender St. PNG Undated promotional photo of Jack Strong with an unidentified performer, probably for a vaudeville act.
Undated promotional photo of Jack Strong holding a woman up, probably for a vaudeville act. He doesn’t look fat, as Sun sports editor Andy Lytle suggested.
Photo by Steve Bosch Steve Bosch / Vancouver Sun Jack Strong in a classic wrestling pose. He died in Vancouver on June 20, 1969, at age clippings of wrestler/Vaudeville performer Jack Strong found in an old scrapbook in Vancouver. The Wonder Show also included Escapo the escape artist, Baby Ulele the Hula dancer, Professor Wright and his Lady Troupe of Jiu Jitsu Experts, Wally Pullman the banjo wizard, and Jack and Jill, “novelty dancers.”Īlas, Strong’s multi-faceted career didn’t seem to have made him rich - after his wrestling career was over, he worked in a shipyard, and taught physical fitness at the Western Sports Centre on Hastings Street. In one poster the show was headlined by The Great Omar, “The Man of Many Mysteries” and “India’s Greatest Crystal Gazer.” Labelle and her sister were part of Jack Strong’s Wonder Novelty Show, which seems to have toured B.C. How did he prove it? A poster says by “twisting and breaking a horseshoe, driving a four inch nail through a one inch plank with (his) bare fists, twisting horseshoe nails with his fingers and bending half inch iron with his teeth.” The first clippings in the scrapbook were from Australia, where Strong advertised himself as “The Superman of the Wonder Show, with the Strength of 10 Men.” Vancouver SunĪccording to his death certificate in 1969, Strong was born in Berne, Switzerland, on Oct. There was an amazing photo by Chinatown photographer Yucho Chow of Strong performing with a woman up on a pole that Strong is holding up with his face. Yes, that’s right, when Strong wasn’t in wrestling tights he was performing feats of strength and acrobatics, the latter with a female partner. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Vancouver Sun Run: Sign up & event info.
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