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Gumnaam, 1966
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Gumnaam, 1966
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Indian playback singer Mohammed Rafi (December 24, 1924 – July 31, 1980)
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Gumnaam (1965)
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Post # 085
And then there were none...
Lady Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie, DBE (Dame of the British Empire), has written 66 murder mysteries, most of them solved by either Hercule Poirot or Miss Marple. But do you know which plot became her highest selling book?
And then there were none...!
A few interesting facts about the book:
The 1939 murder mystery does not star either Poirot or Miss Marple, but is one of only 9 books written in the history of mankind that have sold more than 100 million copies!
In fact, it is the 6th highest selling book of all time! It is the highest selling crime novel of all time! Curious to know which is the highest selling book of all time? The Bible, with an estimate of 5 billion copies!
The book debuted in UK in 1939 under the name "Ten little niggers". But it was published in 1940 in US as "And then there were none" because "niggers" had a racial connotation in US.
The book was made into more than 10 movie adaptations (including Gumnaam in Hindi), multiple TV adaptations, radio and stage versions. There are also several video games inspired by ATTWN.