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PUBLISHED ON: July 29, 2010 4:03 PM, LAST UPDATED: 2010-07-31 09:16:54
SOURCE: NDTV News - Cities
Post-Independent India was a land of golden opportunity. And one of the many hands that grabbed that opportunity was a man who toiled for 12 hours a day at the docks in Bombay. The man we grew up to know as Haji Mastan. In the early 70s, dons like Haji Mastan ruled the roost with the pure intent of making money. It was a profitable era devoid of supari killings, gang wars and shoot-outs.
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PUBLISHED ON: July 29, 2010 4:03 PM, LAST UPDATED: 2010-07-31 09:16:54
SOURCE: NDTV News - Cities
Post-Independent India was a land of golden opportunity. And one of the many hands that grabbed that opportunity was a man who toiled for 12 hours a day at the docks in Bombay. The man we grew up to know as Haji Mastan. In the early 70s, dons like Haji Mastan ruled the roost with the pure intent of making money. It was a profitable era devoid of supari killings, gang wars and shoot-outs.
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