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Hum Tere Aashiq Hain (1979)

A Studebaker dicky seat of the early 1930s. We've seen pictures of this car at early events in Bangalore, but the car hasn't been seen in recent times. Wonder where it is now.




A Bedford truck is seen too.

Chor Ho Toh Aisa (1978)

A 1954 Dodge sedan is seen


Hum Hai Lajawab (1982)

A 1956 Plymouth sedan is seen

Teen Batti Char Raaste (1953)

Throughout the movie we see a handsome 1947/48 Dodge convertible - very few must have come to India, I know of two survivors - unlikely that this is one of them.




In one scene an identical second car is seen, where the herioine mistakes it for the initial car. We see this car with different plates and spotlights added.


A Sunbeam Talbot DHC is also seen in multiple scenes

Some cars form the movie ‘Prince’ (1969)

1. A 1954 Plymouth Belvedere convertible:

2. A left hand drive Willys Jeep:


3. A 1948 MG TC roadster:


4. A car that I wasn’t able to identify. It is depicted as a dilapidated old car that keeps breaking down. We also see this car being pulled by a tractor.

Some more pictures were posted earlier here
While we have discussed Dharmatma (1975) before, detailed pictures don't seem to have been posted

An MG B convertible. Unfortunately can't see it clearly enough to identify if it survives. This scene is shot in Pune, in another seen we also see Prem Nath's Holden in the same frame.



Maybe a Ford saloon?




This shot went on to become a famous meme :)


Feroze Khan driving the famous Mercedes Pagoda SL, thankfully survives.



A 115 Mercedes is also seen


As is what appears to be a Jeep FC Hearse conversion. The rear fenders look to be of a much older design.

Vachan (1974)

A 1954 Plymouth convertible is seen. Unfortunately too poor a print to identify which car particularly.




A 1964 Impala also makes a couple of appearences.

Vishwanath (1978)

An Opel Kapitan that we also saw in 'Heeralal Pannalal'


A Sunbeam Alpine also seen in multiple films so far


A Vauxhall of the 40s.

The same Ford Fairlane is also seen again in 'Chattan Singh' (1974)

Dilruba (1950)

We see an Adler convertible with wind up windows


A Wolseley saloon


What appears to be a very desirable Jaguar SS1 perhaps

Priyatma (1977)

A 1947/48 Buick Eight convertible is seen. We also saw it in 'Shalimar'. It was owned by a friends family in Bombay at one point.


As expected, Bombay traffic in the 70s is mostly Fiats.

Jawab (1970)

Mehmood's Corvette makes another appearance

Mujrim (1958)

A 1954 DeSoto convertible is seen throughout the movie

Muqaddar (1978)

One of the 1958 Chevy Impala convertibles


A Chevy Corvair that is bashed up so many times in the movie, they probably used more than one car.








A 1947/48 Chrysler convertible - probably the same car we saw in 'Dada' and 'Azad'


A Ford Cortina, seems to be wearing British plates. This scene shot in Goa probably


A Merecdes 220S fintail also seen in The Great Gambler.

Bombay Ka Chor (1962)

A 1956 Studebaker


A 1959 Chevy Impala convertible chases an Amby Mk 1



In this shot of the dash we see the dealer plate - maybe 'Delhi Motor & Cycle Co'?

Jeevan Sangram (1974)

A 1928 Ford Model A dicky seat is seen. It also appeared in the movie 'Badhti Ka Naam Daadhi', and was seen in events in Bombay in the 1970s. It presently survives in Indore.