Me and the Colonel is an extremely successful movie version of S. N. Berman's Jacobowsky and the Colonel, which was itself an adaptation of an earlier play by the German writer, Franz Werfel.

Dileep Vengsarkar is one such name—a colossus who carved a legacy in strokes as elegant as poetry and as decisive as thunder.

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