When Amitabh and Neetu danced the Kung Fu

Originally titled Kanoon, the name was changed to Adalat to signify the court decision that changes the life of a simple farmer. As seen in the above video, Bachchan played both father Dharma and son Raju in the film. Dharma has become a hard vengeful man after his brush with the law, while his foreign-educated son Raju is blissfully unaware of his father's alternate lifestyle as a smuggler.

Here, Singh and Bachchan dance (choreographed to faux karate moves!) to Carl Douglas' Dance the Kung Fu' at a house party. The popular disco tune, which rose to the Top 40 on the U.S. and U.K. charts, has an Indian connection. The British-Asian composer Biddu was the producer behind this successful song others like 'Kung Fu Fighting'. He went on to influence Hindi film and pop music through his discoveries Nazia and Zohaib Hassan as well as Shaan and Sagarika. His most famous Hindi film number remains 'Aap jaisa koi' sung by Nazia in Feroz Khan's Qurbaani (1980).